It's easy to understand ourselves if we are a victim of abuse or pain, but sometimes it's more difficult to see ourselves as a victimizer.

What was Jesus thinking about just before He died on the cross?

Are you defined by your past? None of us can escape our past, things we've done, maybe even things that have been done to us.

What do you think Jesus wants from you today?

What kind of people did Jesus hang out with? Do you believe that He wants to spend time with you?

Jesus is the best teacher, and He wants to teach you. In the world, we live by being tested.

Have you found yourself in a weak and vulnerable situation? Maybe you messed up and got yourself into some trouble.

There's a story in the book of John about a woman caught in the act of adultery. She's brought before Jesus and she is accused.

Who have you rejected? Is there a person or a group of people that you just don’t enjoy being around, for whatever reason?

Why did God send Jesus to come and offer Himself as a sacrifice for our salvation? Not because we deserved it.

Have you ever heard of compassion fatigue?

I’ve had seasons of my life when I feel encouraged—like anything is possible. And I’ve had times when nothing seems to go as planned.

My friend, listen today to the beautiful words of Psalm 118: I will not die; instead, I will live to tell what the Lord has done.

God has rescued you. He has taken you from death to life! That is - if you’ve accepted His free gift.

There are no special qualifications for sharing the Good News of Jesus.

Imagine with me today: How would your life be different if God had not met you, transformed you, rescued you?

What is the most loving thing you can do for a person?

Will you take a moment today to remember the day God made you into a new creation?

What thoughts enter your mind when you think about sharing the Gospel?

How can our souls be saved? Jesus said this about Himself, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”