The Pride of Life
Satan and pride are intricately connected. A proud Christian benefits Satan more than an atheist or pagan. Whenever we think that we don’t need God’s help or direction—that we can handle our lives without consulting Him—we are setting ourselves up for a fall.
The Cause for Significance
What is forgotten in time is of little significance, but what is remembered for eternity is highly significant.
How to Follow God's Will
Have you ever wondered what to do in a situation where the Bible does not give specific direction? So many of us want the details of God’s will because it’s much easier to follow a list than to discern what we should or should not do. But there can be peace within our decision-making because God has established, anointed, and sealed us with His spirit to make decisions for our good and His glory.
Free From Any Condemning Charges
It’s easy to beat yourself up over the sin in your life, allowing guilt and shame to frame the way you see yourself. But this is not God’s design! When you condemn yourself, you are agreeing with the enemy; for whoever believes in Christ has not been condemned, rather they have been saved!
I Am Who I Am
God revealed Himself as the great “I am,” meaning that what He was in the past is who He is in the present and will be in the future.
You Cannot Be Separated from the Love of God
We cannot base our sense of security in the circumstances of life, whether they are positive or negative. Take heart in knowing there is nothing in all creation that can separate you from the love of God. This brings true security!
God's Triumphant Plan
God’s story for us, as revealed in the pages of the Bible, is that Christ died for our sins and gave us eternal life. This is certainly good news, but the story would not be complete if Jesus had not also defeated the devil at the cross.
You Have Been Redeemed and Forgiven
God dove in and rescued us from the rushing torrent of sin. How did he perform that rescue? By paying the ransom. Because of His rescue, we have been redeemed and forgiven!
All Things
Philippians tells us that we can do all things through Christ. But what exactly does “all things” pertain to? Let’s take a look.
You Have Direct Access to God
Our country seems to be in constant opposition these days. So how does having access to God make a difference to how we approach the problems our country currently facing? Let’s take a look and see—because God is not of a divided mind.
You are a Saint
Being a saint doesn’t mean you are perfect. It doesn’t mean you have lived such a good life that you get categorized in a different level of humanity—or that you have to live by a strict set of rules set by God Himself. Being a saint means that Christ has effected such a tremendous salvation that, we are changed and ‘set apart’ through Him.
You Are A Member of Christ's Body
We the Church are the Body of Christ on earth and each one of us has a part to play in how God wants to minister to, serve, love, and save the world.
A Matter of Being Someone
Being a Christian is not just a matter of getting something; it's a matter of being someone. A Christian is not simply a person who gets forgiveness, heaven, and the Holy Spirit. In terms of our deepest identity, a Christian is a saint, a spiritually born child of God, a divine masterpiece.
You Are Justified
Our world today is arguing over every topic imaginable, and the ways we seek to justify ourselves can be blatant or subtle. Unless we approach conversations about difficult topics knowing that our justification has been purchased by Jesus Christ, our fleshly tendency will be to seek to prove ourselves right at the expense of others.
You Are a Friend of God
Jesus has chosen you to be his friend. “You did not choose me, but I chose you…” How incredible is that! So how do friends relate? Friends work together, share what is on their mind with one another and are willing to sacrificially give of themselves for the good of the other.
Truths About Time
Some days we wish would slow down to enjoy them more and other days we wish would fly by. But did you know that time matters and God?
What Does the Bible Say About Christian Identity?
As Christians we must realize that we are not products of our past or present decisions, failures, or successes. Our identity, value, & worth are rooted in our new name and identity in Christ.
Christian Risk
What a great reward and free gift we have in salvation through Jesus Christ—but are we willing to share Him? Even if it means risking our comfort, health, finances, or lives?