Your Daily Bible Verse

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?

When you feel like the Lord isn’t hearing your prayers, take heart and do this:

Jesus' experience in the Garden of Gethsemane is a powerful reminder that even in our darkest moments, God's will can be done. By exploring Jesus' agonizing prayer and his willingness to submit to God's plan, readers will discover a profound message of hope and trust in the midst of uncertainty and suffering.

Look around as the seasons change and you will see beauty upon beauty emerging from its cocoon.

I have a tendency to seek God in prayer to “help me” or “deliver me." But today, he would remind me that we seek God because of who He is.

Sometimes my Bible reading is alive and full – somewhat like a scenic picture bursting with color. And some days I simply don't know what to read or where to start...

Some believe if you ask God once, you don’t need to ask Him again. However, Jesus taught His disciples to always pray and not give up.

Our thoughts have the power to shape our lives, and as Christians, we are called to transform our minds to align with God's will. However, behind every errant thought lies a deeper heart problem that requires spiritual transformation, not just mental control.

So what is the “day” that Psalm 118 makes reference to?

Revelation tells the end of our earthly story, but it also gives us a glimpse into eternity.

Notice Jesus didn’t say the student will be like the teacher teaches him to be, but rather he will emulate the characteristics and values he observes in his teacher. As a parent, you my friend are that teacher.