Grace and wisdom of the ages from the 66 books of the Bible, by forty authors, over 2200 years, in three languages, on three continents, with one divinely-inspired theme of love and redemption for every tribe and language and people and nation on earth.
Beware of sin leading to spiritual hardness. This teaching urges us not to harden our hearts, remembering that true trust in God is key. Seek the ministry of restoration today while you can still hear His voice. Continue ReadingDo not harden your hearts (Hebrews 3; Psalm 95)
God abhors laziness, calling us toward diligence. Scripture reminds us that divine grace moves us to constant work. Resist being a sluggard; embracing God’s will means actively growing through service and learning. Continue ReadingGod abhors laziness (he wants us to be working)
To maintain biblical truth, remember that the meaning of the Bible comes solely from God’s sovereign Word. We must never allow personal opinions to redefine Scripture; we are called to learn what the Holy Spirit reveals through the inspired Scriptures. Continue ReadingWhat if I don’t agree with the meaning of the Bible?
Grasp the blueprint for genuine holiness! To become truly Christlike, we must intentionally follow Jesus’s example—learning to love, forgive, intercede, and encourage others in their walk with God. Continue Reading10 Christlike behaviors we need to follow Jesus’s example
When the world faces injustice and deep lament, remember this profound truth: the just shall live by faith. This eternal principle sustains us as we continue to trust in God’s ultimate providence. Continue ReadingThe just shall live by faith (Habakkuk 2:4)