Your Daily Bible Verse

In the death of Jesus Christ, the triune God intended to achieve the redemption of every person given to the Son by the Father in eternity past and to apply the accomplishments of his salvation to each of them by his Spirit.

Will you take some time to meet with God in nature, or wherever you feel his presence most?

The very same Spirit who raised Jesus, victorious over sin and death, lives in us.

Shame is one of the biggest deterrents of a Christian’s freedom in Christ.

Even when you feel you are in a pit, as the writer of Psalm 88 describes, God is there with you.

A Christian can miss God's will for their life, but this is not because God is hiding his plan, but rather because they are ignoring the Bible and failing to follow its guidance. By seeking wisdom through scripture, asking for counsel from others, and evaluating decisions biblically, a Christian can avoid missing God's will and make God-honoring choices.

Sabbath allows us to “soak in” God’s presence, to reflect on His good gifts, to meditate on His promises, and to reconnect with Him so our lives can be lived with the proper perspective.

As we pray for God’s guidance in our everyday lives, let’s not forget to ask Him to keep our spiritual eyes open.

Paul's charge to Timothy was to remain strong in the battle, steady on the open seas, and faithful in the Lord.

It's easy to jump into "defense" mode. The Spirit guides us to a different path.

Know that God has called you to peace. It’s His will for your life.

These heartbreaking feelings of defeat can shake a person’s faith to the very core.

If we are honest, existence without eternity rubs against the truth we all feel when we stop to examine our own hearts.

By choosing to trust God, you’ll begin to see your anxiety and worry level disappear.

If I did get a yes to every prayer, wouldn’t that make me more of a god than God?