A great tool for sharing the faith is the analogy of the drowning man.

Two little words can paint a powerful picture of salvation. Get to know the ‘do/done’ technique and give it a try.

Our God is the ultimate giver who freely offers eternal life, living water, and every good gift, calling us to reflect His generous heart in our own lives.

Abram's gracious rescue of Lot demonstrates how experiencing God's grace transforms us into people who extend grace to others, even those who have wronged us.

Jesus experienced the deepest betrayal yet responded with unfailing love and forgiveness toward those who hurt Him. Return to Him today with your failures and shortcomings, knowing His love is greater than your guilt.

God’s grace can be resisted, but He keeps pursuing us until we turn around and take His hand. This is called prevenient grace.

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 profound truth of justifying grace means that God's forgiveness isn't earned through our good works, but freely given through faith in Jesus Christ. Understanding this transformative gift can release us from the pressure of trying to prove our worth to God.

God's prevenient grace is His divine work in our lives before we even know Him, drawing us toward His love and salvation. Today, consider how God has been working in your life, even before you recognized His presence.

What is grace? It is more than a ‘thing’. It is a person – and we are close to Him, we have grace.

Just as Jesus saw Zacchaeus in that tree, He sees you today - your situation, your struggles, and your heart's deepest needs.

Instead of wishing judgment upon those who do wrong, we're called to pray for their transformation through Christ's amazing grace, just as He transformed Zacchaeus.

True transformation requires us to be desperate enough to beg Jesus for change. Have you grown too comfortable with the sin in your life?

If you find yourself backsliding, don’t despair. God offers you a way out.

David claims that God is the one who preserves people (and animals!) Are we looking to Him, or something else, to sustain us?

Uncle Bud Robinson beautifully reminds us that God completely forgives our sins, using three pictures from Scripture. Are you holding onto guilt that God has already forgiven? Embrace His complete forgiveness today!

The Bible is clear that though we fall short of God’s mercy, YET He is merciful to us. What a wonderful truth to take to heart!

Our souls get stained and dirty, and this hampers our usefulness to God. We need cleansing, and only One can cleanse.

For Paul, God’s grace was at the centre of His life.

What keeps us ‘two worlds apart’ from God? Sometimes a heartache, or sometimes a sin or mistake makes us avoid Him. These very things should make us run to Him instead.