Rev. Derek Wilson shows us that the power that raised Jesus from the dead can break open the doors behind which we lock away our fears, our failures, our problems.

Let us reflect on the significance of Good Friday and remember the importance of cherishing the old rugged cross and Jesus' sacrifice over worldly achievements. Christ's love and glory is of ultimate value.

Jesus’ death on the cross gave us a new life on earth, and also bought us eternal life. What a day it will be when we meet Him in heaven!

The old rugged cross may be stained with blood, but it's a wondrous thing because it brings about the forgiveness and power of God.

The cross of Jesus is a wonderfully attractive thing – because there He gave himself up for the sins of the world.

The classic hymn “The Old Rugged Cross” reminds us not to observe Jesus from afar, but to claim His cross and our own emblem.

Our enemy tries to kill our humility and make us bombastic and arrogant in God’s presence. But the true follower of Jesus is always humble and thankful.

Another scheme of the enemy is to try convince us that a better life lies apart from God. How wrong He is!

Satan always tries to downplay the seriousness of sin – but God always calls us to repentance and holiness.

Satan always tries to downplay the seriousness of sin – but God always calls us to repentance and holiness.

One of Satan’s primary schemes is to try get us to doubt God’s Word in the Bible.

We have a habit of obscuring God’s glory and moving ourselves into view. But even our stories are meant to point to God, not us!

How do you use your body? For your own pleasure? Or for the glory of God?

What do you do when you succeed in life? Claim the victory for yourself? Or use the victory to give glory to God?

What is the point of our suffering? Max Lucado’s book It’s Not About Me shows us that our suffering can glorify God.

Max Lucado’s book It’s Not About Me helps us see that we are not the centre of the universe, God is.

Joshua’s counsel to his people ends with a call to serve. Why does God save us? For one thing, so that we can serve Him and others

Joshua counsel his people to cling to God, and not let go! As you face your battles today, be sure to cling to your God.

Joshua counsels the Israelites to always obey the God who saved them. Honouring Him is not just proclaiming that we love him – but proving it by our lives.

Joshua counsels the Israelites to love God above all. If we are working for God without loving Him, how is He being honoured?