Spiritual Life

It's easy to come up with anxious questions that boggle our minds about the future post-COVID-19. But what about questions that can relieve some of our fears? Here are five that remind us who holds the future.

Opting to do what brings the most comfort to your community is a worthwhile sacrifice. Especially if it leads to you being able to be a testimony to someone in desperate need of encouragement in this very isolating season.

They desired to serve the Lord in whatever capacity they were called, sometimes breaking through cultural expectations of their gender. Here are 5 characteristics of women in the Bible that modern women today can emulate.

We celebrate Hamilton for his remarkable audacious, courage. Hamilton made a lifelong habit of asking God one key question: “How can I be bolder?”

If you refuse to see your sin as God does, you cannot escape His eternal judgment. If you want to deny your guilt or hide your own sinfulness, you'll never discover the cure for sin. And if you try to justify your sin, you'll forfeit the justification of God. Until you understand how offensive your sin is before God, you can never know Him.

God loved us so much that He sent His Son to die in our place and now has credited the righteousness of Christ to our spiritual account ...

If you are ready to take that step to triumph over death…to know that you have eternal life…then please read on ...

As long as there is sin in the hearts of men, there never will be peace in the world - not until the Prince of Peace comes...

If Christians were not so familiar with these things because of 2000 years of tradition and liturgy, they might feel how utterly unlikely it was that this death would be the basis of a world-transforming faith ...

Water baptism is certainly important and required of every believer. However, the New Testament does not teach that baptism is necessary for salvation. In fact, Paul never made water baptism any part of his gospel presentations.

As a culture, we want to feel that we are in control of our lives, and especially that we are in control of the things that matter most. That includes our salvation. You hear this all the time on the talk shows: “You can be anything you want to be.” That’s the spirit of our culture. But there are some things you cannot be, that only Jesus can free you to be. So, Jesus is telling us that this simply is not true.