The experts in the law made great memorials for godly people, but never lived in godly ways. What a mistaken way of Christian living!

What are good works anyway? May our lives be marked by works of piety and works of mercy.

It’s easy to talk about loving and godly lives, but are we doing good in His name? Let’s DO good this year.

You can’t grow in your comfort zone. Push yourself this year, and you will certainly grow.

Nothing grows in isolation. Every Christian needs a community in which growth is fostered.

Want to grow in your faith this year? Get alone with God in a quiet place, consistently.

Let’s make this year a year of growth. After all, Jesus himself grew spiritually. So must we!

Sanctification is a powerful gift of God's grace, where He transforms us into His holiness rather than leaving us to perfect ourselves through willpower alone. Today, consider releasing your struggle for self-improvement and embrace God's sanctifying grace as the true path to holiness.

The Christian life isn't about pursuing material prosperity, but rather about seeking more of God's spiritual riches in our lives. Take time today to reflect on what "more" you're truly seeking in your spiritual journey.

Psalm 9 promises God's faithful presence to those who seek Him, offering assurance that He will never forsake His people. Start 2025 by committing to walk with God through every season, knowing His companionship will enrich your journey throughout the year.

The end of a year invites us not just to reflect, but to release what needs to be left behind. What from 2024 do you need to surrender to God?

The noise of modern media can drown out heaven's message - yet Christmas calls us to listen intentionally to the angels' song of hope. This season, choose to tune your heart to the life-giving voice of Jesus.

Christmas brings both special feelings and eternal truth - but it's God's unchanging truth about Jesus that matters most. This season, anchor your celebration in the reality of Christ's world-changing arrival rather than fleeting emotions.

Meet Jesus as the Prince of Peace who offers true tranquility to those who place their faith in Him. This Christmas, experience genuine peace by keeping your mind steadfastly fixed on Christ.

Jesus invites us to come down from our distant observation posts and welcome Him into our lives, just as Zacchaeus did - the choice to draw near or stay distant is ours to make.

Zacchaeus's desperate desire to see Jesus challenges us to examine our own pursuit of God, pushing us beyond our comfort zones to truly encounter Him.

The first step to transformation is actually seeing Jesus for who He is. Are you looking past Him even though He stands right in front of you?

We all have the capacity to backslide. It’s when we think we are standing firmest, that we need to be most careful of falling.

Backsliding is a common struggle for Christians.

Many church goers are faithful, but perhaps are starting to look more like Pharisees than they’d wish to admit