Genuine worship involves laying down our pride and achievements at Jesus' feet, just as the wise men and heavenly elders did. This Christmas season, take time to bow before Him in true humility, surrendering all your crowns of self-reliance.

People from across the globe continue to worship the Christ-child, just as the wise men did long ago. This Christmas, join with believers worldwide in celebrating Jesus' reign - both in personal devotion and in community worship.

Even in our weariness, Christmas invites us to intentionally lift our heads and gaze at the wonder of Jesus in the manger. Let His presence bring joy to your heart and His glory shine through you this season.

The baby in Bethlehem holds four profound titles - Christ, Lord, Saviour, and Holy One - each revealing His divine nature and purpose. This Christmas, pause to truly worship Jesus in the fullness of who He is.

Jesus as Wonderful Counsellor illuminates the deepest meaning of Christmas through Isaiah's ancient prophecy. Experience the true wonder of the season by seeking both the joy and guidance of Christ.

True transformation begins with recognizing Jesus' absolute perfection and our complete inadequacy. When was the last time you were truly in awe of who Jesus is?

Stop holding back; bow down and let Jesus take the lead, and experience the true change only He can bring.

Another reason Job was blameless before God was because of his refusal to trust in his money or in other idols. What a lesson we learn from him in this regard.

Blaise Pascal spoke about Jesus being at the centre of all things. So then, is He at the centre of your life?

As Stan Telchin wrestled with his faith, an honest question about worship cleared things up for him. Perhaps as you consider the same question today, God will speak to you.

God’s been speaking me in an usual way lately – through a Backstreet Boys song that I don’t really like! But despite my dislike of the type of music, the words made an impact on me as I considered if God is truly my fire and my one desire.

What’s the job of a servant? To joyfully point out the greatness of the Master. This is our job as Christian servants.

Idols in our day aren’t totem poles and golden calves, but money, possessions, entertainment and the like. Are you serving them, or loyally serving God?

As Psalm 145 shows, my God is not a small, weak God. He is considerably above average in every way – so great that none can fathom!

When Jesus appeared to the heartbroken disciples in the Upper Room, he restored their joy! He can do the same for you.

When Frances Havergal’s music career began to take off, she realized that the applause meant more to her than God. How often we can fall into the same trap!

Children are easily amazed. Sadly, we adults are hard to shock. Let us retain the childlike wonder at the things of God, with our eyes and hearts open to His glory all around us!

One man discovered real treasure! He found that compared to the treasure of Christ, all others treasures meant nothing. May we discover the same treasure he did!

Philemon was a man deeply committed to his faith, and Paul and others had heard about it. Does our commitment to Jesus show?

In a moment of great difficulty, Wally Herron was able to see how God had helped him. He praised God even though he was tired and weary. Let’s do the same.