Your Daily Bible Verse

Although life on earth is brief, our future is bright because God has a much better life ahead for us.

Having a quiet time isn’t about perfectly following a list of rules or expectations, it’s about connecting with your Savior.

So how do you ask God to forgive you? Is there anything too horrible for God to forgive?

All around the prophet Jeremiah, the whole world seemed to be falling apart. But right in the midst of this dark time, God gave a promise that still fills us with hope today.

How does the reality of heaven help us in the day to day of life’s struggles? How can it offer us real hope and strength right now?

As I get older, I’m finding that wisdom goes both ways. There is just as much to glean from the “young’uns” as there is to be gathered from the aged.

Heaven is going to be such an incredible time of unlimited fellowship with people who have lived in all ages that I can’t begin to comprehend it, but I know it’s true.

How many things have we poured our time and attention into that are choking out the spiritual fruit we are trying to grow?

Ever increasing lawsuits are evidence of a world of unfairness. Yet as a Christian, what is your response? Have you adapted the ways and methods of the culture or do you trust God in these types of matters?

Here are three questions to help you evaluate your present heart condition, along with three ways to bring it back in tune.

Much of the rhetoric of today has become filled with anger and hate. The Bible calls us to be peacemakers.

Remembering that my feelings aren't my reality is hard for me.

Scripture offers three directives in how to prepare my heart towards an attitude of gratefulness.

It’s not easy to admit we’re wrong. Truth is more difficultto executethan it seems.

Enoch, a biblical figure who lived before the flood, is studied for his remarkable walk with God, demonstrating three essential principles: walking with God, being well-pleasing to Him, and being a witness for His kingdom. By applying these principles, Christians can cultivate a deeper faith and live a godly life in an ungodly world.