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We all need the gospel. No one is so good that he does not need it, or so low or destitute that he cannot receive it. The wonder of God’s grace is that, once we have acknowledged our need for it, nothing will keep us from receiving the new life which only Jesus can provide.

When we consider the Cross of Jesus, we begin to understand just how much God loves us. It is the power of the Cross that enables us to return good for evil and to forgive our enemies. Jesus on the Cross won the victory over evil forever.

Life is not just a race or a boxing match, it is a war – and we are not bulletproof. That’s why we must appropriate the full armor of God every day. Not only does it protect us; it provides everything we need to win against the forces of evil that confront us.

If there was ever a time for boldness, it is now! In the battle we’re in, light armor will not do. Be fully clothed in the armor of God so you can defeat evil and be a difference-maker in your culture, your home, and in your sphere of influence.

Whether you’re on a mountaintop or in a valley, Satan will attempt to keep you from fulfilling the purpose God has for your life. But God has provided the resources you need to experience victory in the daily conflict against evil and all that is sinister in our world today.

Love is encompassed in who God is, what He has done for us, and what He continues to do. When our walk is consistent with what we profess, others will know what love is because they will see it demonstrated in how we live. The Holy Spirit in us helps us model the kind of love the world has never seen and cannot comprehend.

Love is encompassed in who God is, what He has done for us, and what He continues to do. When our walk is consistent with what we profess, others will know what love is because they will see it demonstrated in how we live. The Holy Spirit in us helps us model the kind of love the world has never seen and cannot comprehend.

Can we know when a choice we make is consistent with God’s will? How can we discern when something is valid and true and will stand up to the pressures of life? God’s Word has given us several tests and resources that will help us know for certain that our decisions are based on biblical truth.

Nothing is hidden from God and there is no comfortable middle ground for those who embrace the worldview of a Christ-follower. To do so means you may often be misunderstood or unpopular, and you will go against the flow of the culture. But you will also experience the incomparable joy of knowing your life is pleasing to God.

When God’s Word tells us to do something, it always gives us the reason why. While change may occur in a moment, godly character is developed over time as we obey those commands that make a difference in how we live, affect the way we relate to others, and help us face the future with confident expectation.

We are in a battle in which the enemy uses whatever means possible to keep us from walking in the light and walking in the truth. Only when we remember that this world is temporary can we resist the enemy’s lies, refuse to compromise, and walk consistently and victoriously in the reality of eternity.

The better we understand who Jesus is, the better able we become to trust that what He has done on our behalf has truly set us free. No matter what He calls us to do, we wlll also have the assurance that He will give us the capacity to do it.

Far too many people create their own false image of God, and this is the God they worship. In order to see God clearly, and to know how He sees us, we must walk in the light of His Word so we can have a real, vibrant and living relationship with Him.

Yahweh, the proper name of God, is not just a God of the past but is present in our lives today. He desires to reveal Himself to us so that we can know Him, experience His unique call, and trust Him to empower us to accomplish it.

When we really pray, we begin with worship as we recognize that all of life is sacred. We acknowledge who God is and who we are, and we come into God’s presence in wonder, awe, and humility. We meet with God as He meets with us.