Brian Helsby shares a story the patience he had to develop with a new believer named Jeff, and how God's persistent love, embodied through patient believers, can transform lives.

A road trip with my dad, reminded me that the journey often holds more value than the destination itself, much like our walk with God, where the daily steps matter as much as reaching our goals. Are you enjoying your journey today, or are you too focused on the end result?

The Kingdom of God is ready for us. Why do we often wait to move into the blessing God has offered? Stop putting off coming to God, and come to Him today.

When something needed to be done, Paul could’ve stamped his authority and forced his own way. But instead he appealed in love. This is the Christian way of leading.

The worst thing King Ahab did was to go after idols instead of putting God first. How often we find ourselves doing the same thing!

In 1 Thessalonians 5:14, Paul advises being patient with everyone as part of doing good. This patience is crucial even when dealing with frustrating situations or confronting others, but it doesn't mean enabling laziness. Patience may be challenging, but its rewards are sweet. The message is to strive to emulate Jesus' patience and approach interactions with grace and patience.

Instead of waiting on God's timing, Sarai tried to force God's hand by doing her own thing. How often we have a similar lack of faith