Your Daily Bible Verse

Can we get past the affront of accepting a free gift?

Social media can train us to worship the idol of self.

Jude’s warning—written so long ago—still resonates with us today.

What does this Scripture really mean?

The Psalms are not written for the experts. They’re written for ordinary Christians leading ordinary lives—lives that are marked by depression, discouragement, despair, frustration, or maybe even numbness toward God or anger toward others.

No matter how dim your circumstances seem, you can walk in the light as He is in the light.

There is no sin that is so evil that it escapes God’s ability to forgive.

The Bible reveals that God is a complex and multifaceted being, full of attributes such as love, holiness, and infinity, yet paradoxically, we cannot fully comprehend or know Him. Through the study of Scripture and Christ, however, we can gain insight into God's nature and attributes, leading to a deeper understanding of our relationship with Him.

Scripture is pretty straightforward in instructing Christians to “Speak the truth to each other."

God has specific plans for each individual, including both the present and future, which are designed to bring hope, joy, and fulfillment. By trusting in God's goodness, faithfulness, and love, believers can wait patiently for him to fulfill his plans, knowing that they will ultimately gaze upon His face and experience eternal joy in His presence.

When you study the Word, this pleases God.

In the death of Jesus Christ, the triune God intended to achieve the redemption of every person given to the Son by the Father in eternity past and to apply the accomplishments of his salvation to each of them by his Spirit.

Will you take some time to meet with God in nature, or wherever you feel his presence most?

The very same Spirit who raised Jesus, victorious over sin and death, lives in us.

Shame is one of the biggest deterrents of a Christian’s freedom in Christ.