Once Jesus enters our lives as our Lord and Savior, we are called to live as an example to others. This can be difficult at times, but here are 5 ways we can imitate Jesus.

One of the most known passages of scriptures from God’s Word is found in Psalm 23. These verses give us an encouraging picture of who God is and how much He cares for us.

The beauty of God’s craftmanship in our world is amazing, even though it has been disfigured by the impact of sin. As we experience and enjoy all that God has created, we are reminded that there is one thing that matters most.

Light enables us to see, distinguishes safety from danger, and tells where obstacles may be. Light allows us to move with freedom and assurance.

Whether we are waiting in a long line or waiting for God to direct our next step in life, patience can be a struggle for us all. Fortunately, God gives us the fruit of the Holy Spirit to help us in our pursuit of patience.

For two-thirds of the people in this world, Easter means almost nothing. As a follower of Jesus, Easter is the most significant day in history, and the world needs to know that. Telling the story of Easter makes it more meaningful for you and those around you.

Millions worldwide celebrate holy Week as one of the most important times of the year, but why? As we remember the events of that week, we discover God’s desire to restore holiness to His creation.

Run in such a way that you may win. Paul says we should run our race to win. Just as an athlete trains, prepares, and gives their all to win their competition, so too should we in our Christian lives.

In a broken world, the faults of men and women are all seen equally in the eyes of God. Because of this brokenness, people get caught in the comparison trap of which mistake is the worst, destroying our ability to forgive. The need for a Savior becomes abundantly clear as we move toward forgiving ourselves and forgiving others.

What you do in life matters, but it does not always guarantee the win. Read how God’s work in us, allows us the receive the greatest victory of all.

These days, we find ourselves looking to many resources in our pursuit of wisdom. So many of the options the world offers seem desirable at first, but they all come with a cost.

No one likes to be told what to do. If we didn’t have law and order there would only be chaos. God gave us His Law not to hold us back, but rather to show His love for us.

Lent is an important season in the life of a follower of Jesus. Many people think about the things they will give up, but let us also consider what we will give back to God during this time.

Storms are a part of our lives, but what matters the most is how we are prepared to weather these storms.

God is looking for more men and women who live holy lives and who are accountable to Him. Integrity glorifies God, protects leaders from stumbling, and encourages growth. How are you valuing integrity in your life?

In times of crisis, chaos, and confusion it’s time for God’s people to stand firm and be the Church so God’s power can bring redemption to the realities of our world today.

As we begin a new year, we can quickly realize that the problems and concerns of the past do not simply disappear just because the calendar transitions. Obstacles are inevitable but there is hope because God makes a way for us to navigate through the obstacles of life.

As you approach the new year, what is your theme word going to be? As you reflect on the ups and downs of the past year, look for ways you can be thankful for the faithfulness of God.

Savior, Christ (or Messiah), the Lord, these titles for the newborn baby told the shepherds long ago and tell us today how important the birth of Jesus really is. Discover why Jesus is the greatest gift we can ever receive.

Christmas trees are an inescapable aspect of Christmas. Have you ever thought about why we use a tree in our decorations and celebration each year? Read more to discover how we can focus on more than a tree this Christmas.