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Jesus wants you to be free. But that means you have to accept some truths. Today we take a close look at what those truths are.
"Grass withers, flowers fade, but the Word of our God endures forever." Come spend a few moments with us and reflect on the Word that lasts forever.
Where's your anxiety level at the moment? It seems that there are many things happening in the world around us today that are causing us to be anxious and even afraid. Jesus wants to take away all of your fears and anxiety.
Today's devotion is a reminder of God's love and comfort. But it also features video of really cute lambs and sheep. God bless your time in his Word today!
How do you talk about difficult or controversial topics? How do you treat people who disagree with you? The Bible offers advice on this in Philippians chapter 2.
Residents of the United States have the rights and even responsibility to peacefully protest moral and social issues. But does that freedom of speech extend to rioting? God's Word can give us some guidance in regards to this matter.
Maybe you've been pouring your heart out to the Lord, just requesting him for aid, and wisdom, and help. And it just seems like there's no answer. You wonder, well is God hearing me? Or is he just sleeping up there in heaven?
There's so much to worry about today... but should that be our focus? What are you worried about? God the Father knows your needs and promises to provide for you.
What is your favorite fruit?
Is the world ending? Sometimes natural disasters, or pandemics, can cause people to ask that question. They look at the disaster or the trouble that they're in and they think: “this has to be a sign that the world is coming to an end.”
What is your power source? Are you getting the energy you need in your life?
This June we're encouraging our audience to read through the book of John. Daily Bible readings take only a few minutes and are a great way to start or end your day.
