Even in Sorrow,God expects you to go on!
In your life you may have experienced great sorrows, and your home may seem empty. Your first impulse maybe to give up and to sit down in despair amid your dashed hopes. Yet you must defy that temptation, for if
Celebrate Jesus’s Resurrection – Let Him Resurrect Your Life!
Each year at Easter, Christians talk with great joy about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Why do we make such a big deal about these events? The primary reason is because we have a problem called sin. Even
Let This Easter Renew Your Hope in God!
Easter is not about brightly colored eggs, wearing pastels, or enjoying a big meal, although it could include these. Easter is about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. For some, Easter will be a great day, spent surrounded by
No matter what,Look to God with hope!
Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful. — Hebrews 10:23 Although I try not to be shocked by the things I see these days, I was caught off-balance by the
Ever Wonder What God Wants of You?
There is one thing God wants more than anything else, more than obedience, sacrifice, service, works or any kind of religious activity. He wants you. He wants your heart. If He has your heart He will have all the other
Did You know Suffering is Part of God’s plan?
Christian suffering is part of God’s power, plan, and purpose for the universe says Florida pastor Ken Whitten in a March 10 chapel message at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. “The sovereignty of God and the sympathy of God do
Are the Scriptures Misleading?
Some preachers today have hijacked the words prosper and prosperity and misled their followers to believe in the name it and claim it prosperity. They say that God wants everyone to be wealthy and healthy, they might say so you
Is God Nudging You to Change in 2015?
Whew! Spring is here! Admittedly, the excitement of the New Season often urges me to fill up every moment with some wonderful venture. This has been one of those years. I’m afraid that incessant busyness, if unchecked, can lead to
