Money is one of those subjects most people would rather not talk about in church, yet it’s something Jesus spoke about more than heaven or hell. Why? Because money reveals the heart. What we do with what we have shows who we trust, ourselves or God. Something I need to remind myself of all the time.
In a world where so much changes — people, plans, even our own emotions — God’s love never does.
His love is not temporary, not conditional, not based on how good we are. It’s eternal, steady, and faithful.
When Jeremiah shared these words, God’s people had wandered far from Him. Yet even then, God said, “I still love you. I always have.” Read more
Recently, someone left a comment on our Facebook page criticizing Christians for “using Halloween to push a false religion.” I want to take a momen...
Quiet time matters at every age.
Young people build focus and creativity without constant noise.
Older adults recharge and reflect when life slows down.
Silence isn’t empty—it’s what keeps the mind and spirit strong. Read more
Biblical friendship - why it matters. Discover the importance of Christian friendships. Learn what the Bible says about true friends and how to build godly relationships that last.
Discover how Ecclesiastes 11:2 offers timeless investing wisdom. Learn why diversification is biblical and how it applies to money, business, and life.
Proverbs 22:6 says it best: “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.” If you want ideas on how to bring your children or grandchildren into or strengthen their relationship with Jesus, read on.
ChatGPT is like having an on-demand Bible commentary, one you can access anytime with just a few keystrokes. If I’m reading a verse and something doesn’t quite make sense, I just type it into ChatGPT. Within seconds, it gives me background, historical context, cross-references, and interpretations from various perspectives—much like a Bible commentary would.
I've been changing my mind on rest. I used to think the more I could get done the better. After all are we not told to not waste our life? But I no longer think that is how God sees it. From the very beginning, rest was built into the rhythm of life. It’s not optional. It’s essential.
No matter who we are—rich or poor, famous or unknown, successful by the world’s standards or not—we’re all headed to the same final destination. Life ends for everyone. The clock is ticking, whether we want to acknowledge it or not. And when it’s all said and done, the size of your bank account or the number of followers you had won't matter one bit.
Sometimes, we don’t realize how much something is around us until we start paying attention. Ever notice how you don’t see a certain car model unti...
Recently, news broke that Michael Tait — lead singer of the Newsboys and former member of DC Talk — publicly confessed to a season of deep personal struggle. He admitted to alcohol abuse, sexual sin, and cocaine use. In his statement, he did not try to justify his behavior. Instead, he turned to God with a broken heart and quoted the words of King David from Psalm 51: “Have mercy on me, O God, according to your unfailing love.”
It was raw. It was honest. And it was biblical.
