God created the world, and He made it beautiful in all of its perfection

In the Lord, failure is never final. The tears that Peter shed were more than matched by God’s grace.

The Bible gives us several accounts of those who listened carefully to the good news yet who remained unchanged

To be a Christian is to be a citizen of heaven, and to be a citizen of heaven is to be a stranger and exile while on earth.

Only in the disciples’ recognition of His risen presence did Christ’s messiahship finally make sense.

“Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.”

“Who shall abide in the [LORD’s] tabernacle?”

Our access to God isn’t restricted to a temple or a church or any other building, nor must it be through a merely human priest or a guru

Although salvation is free, it is not cheap since it required the Creator Himself to become man and submit to an agonizing death on the ...

There is no guarantee that this world is going to change.

Those who hear His words but disobey them are like the person who builds his house on an insecure foundation.

It’s so important that we, as Christian women, exercise discernment so that we aren’t deceived by false teachers or false doctrine.

According to Scripture, humans are in the woeful condition of being fallen creatures who are inherently sinful and separated from God.

When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday, He was a king on a donkey, a king without a palace, a king without a throne—a king

so many of us spend so much of our lives hurrying from place to place, anxious to make things happen when we think they should happen.

The psalmist wrote a lot about failure and failing strength, but he never stayed there.

The Lord is in his holy temple; the Lord’s throne is in heaven; his eyes see, his eyelids test the children of man. The Lord tests the...

Significantly, it was to Paul, not Peter, that “the secret of the gospel” was first revealed.

Jude 1:5  Although you are fully aware of this, I want to remind you that after Jesus had delivered His people out of the land of Egypt,...

Death confuses most of us. We fear it, and though we know it is inevitable, we would much rather not have to deal with it.