Jesus loved those who nobody else wanted to love. Nobody is too far gone for His love. Is anybody too far gone for our love?

Jesus not only loved those closest to Him, He loved those who were His enemies. We should too.

Jesus’ love started with those closest to him. He was no lone ranger – he gathered people around him to do life with, and loved them to the end. How are you loving those closest to you?

Human beings learn by copying. And there’s no greater person to ‘copy’ than Jesus! A story today illustrates that we can love the way Jesus loves, so that people begin to see Him in us.

It’s important that we see God as a greater delight and joy than our sin. Resisting temptation is denying yourself for something even better.

Just because the Spirit is the one who empowers us, doesn’t mean that we have no responsibility. We are called to do the work of resisting temptation, in the power of the Spirit.

When we are tempted to do something not of God, it’s important that we keep believing in the Spirit’s power. The power of God is stronger than the power of the enemy, and we can resist temptation because we believe this!

My strategy to fight off temptation begins with being aware of my own struggles. If I know where to expect temptation, I can be ready for it before it even comes.

God spoke to me went I went for a run. Are your ears open to hear from him, even in the strangest places?

The closing words of Popov's books call Christians in free lands to support those who are persecuted.

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

Haralan Popov, a prisoner denied access to the Bible, prayed for one and eventually obtained a New Testament from his cellmate, who i’

Haralan Popov was given many opportunities to deny Christ and receive better treatment while in jail in Bulgaria. But he stood firm through them all!

More inspiration from Popov this week! Find the book in the link below. Today we see how he used prison as a place to lead others to Christ.

Like Jesus, Haralan Popov learned to love his enemies - even those torturing him.

Haralan Popov used the walls of his prison cells for good purposes!

Haralan Popov learned a lot about God and suffering during his years in prison.

Haralan Popov found solace and communion with God in the midst of suffering, even in solitary confinement and during torture. Popov's story serves as a powerful reminder that those who trust in God can find hope and peace even in their darkest moments.

The book "Tortured For His Faith" by Haralan Popov recounts his transformation from an atheist to a strong believer in Christianity after witnessing the genuine faith and testimonies of others. Popov emphasizes the power of "living testimonies" and personal experiences of God's presence in drawing people to Christ.

In W. Herschel Ford's sermon "Since Jesus Came Into My Heart," he emphasizes the eternal profit and benefits of inviting Jesus into one's heart. Trusting in Jesus offers a new quality of life on Earth, eliminates the fear of death, and promises eternal joy with Him.