God is a rock- unmoving, stable, secure, a shelter, a refuge, a place of stability and safety.
Read MoreJesus tells us that life in Him is like having living water in your soul.
Read MoreOur failures don't change God. Do you remember the story of Jesus and His disciples at the Last Supper?
Read MoreWho was the first to announce the birth of Jesus? Actually, it was a star.
Read MoreDid you know that Jesus foretold His own death? Often we think of Jesus dying on the cross as a tragedy, and we may even think it was cruel that God would let that happen.
Read MoreGod is a gift- Something someone intended for another.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered, “Why would God send His son, Jesus, into the world only to be executed on the cross?”
Read MoreGod is our dwelling place. Immanuel means God with us.
Read MoreThe story of all life is told through the Bible. Most stories are written by human authors, but the story of our world was written by God.
Read MoreHave you noticed that almost every movie and song is about love?
Read MoreHave you found that people let you down? Even the most amazing friends or family.
Read MoreWhat is the kingdom of God? There are so many different ways to describe it.
Read MoreMy most treasured possession is my dad’s old Bible. It’s full of amazing handwritten notes, underlines, marked pages and probably, I’m sure, even his tears as certain passages moved his heart.
Read MoreAre you offended at God? There was a time in Jesus’ life when people from His hometown were offended at Him.
Read MoreIt can be daunting trying to show people who God is… when He is invisible!
Read MoreWe’re told that when Jesus began His ministry, He called two brothers, James and John.
Read MoreI’ve heard it said that everybody needs a hero. I guess that’s why there are so many superheroes in popular culture.
Read MoreJust like our bodies need food to function, our spirits also need nourishment.
Read MoreDuring the time Jesus walked the earth, there was a place in the temple where a thick curtain surrounded the most holy place—where the presence of God dwelled.
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