Paul knew which people to avoid and which people to embrace. Is was the right people in his life that helped him live so effectively for God.

Paul tells Timothy to reflect on his words. It’s easy for us to hear God’s truth and just forget it, instead of thinking more about how it applies to our lives.

The last chapter of the Bible pictures healing being offered to the nations by God’s people. Let’s be agents of healing today.

Revelation pictures the bride of Christ as a city made of various cherished materials. Do you know how He values us?

John’s vision in Revelation 21 pictures the church as a bright light. Jesus had said something similar a few years earlier. Are we shining for Him?

Embrace your unique gifts and answer God's call like Mary did, finding peace in serving as you're chosen to do.

Jesus worshipped in private, and he worshipped with others. Many of us miss out because we don’t value both of these ways of worshipping.

Haralan Popov was finally released from prison, and found something interesting about the church outside the prison wall.

We must seek God alone, but we must not neglect seeking Him with others. It is seeking God with others that provides greatest growth and strength.

We are sent people, called to "go" more than to "stay". Rev Christopher Harrison teaches from Mark 1.

Our sacred places are important, but we are called to go out from them into the world to bring light into darkness.

In these anecdotes from D.L. Moody's biography, he responds to criticism of his speech and actions with humility and a focus on serving God. Moody emphasizes that one should not let their imperfections hinder them from doing good work for God and encourages critics to use their own abilities for positive purposes instead of criticizing others. His humble response to criticism serves as a valuable lesson in self-improvement and constructive action.

The only way to healing and victory is to open the door of your heart and let Jesus in. Rev. Derek Wilson’s final words from his 2008 Easter sermon invite us to receive this.

When God makes a way, it is for his people. We are not meant to try walk the road alone, but with others!

As we walk through deserts, we have One who will quench our thirst - the Living Water, Jesus! Let's take great big gulps of living water this year.