One of the hardest things for Christians to understand is how to find joy in suffering. James 1:2 tells us to “Consider it all joy, my brethren when you encounter various trials.” In I Peter4:13, he says “To the degree that you share the suffering of Christ, keep on rejoicing” Jesus even said, ” Rejoice

Every believer should have the goal of becoming a godly person. Prayer and bible study are essential in achieving this. However, having a right relationship is also a critical element in our journey toward godliness. Because there are people who don’t share our values, we need relationships that inspire and challenge us to become the

In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus wrestled with the knowledge that He would die on the cross bearing the weight of our sin and being spiritually separated from the Father. Jesus got alone before the Father and cried out. When He left that garden, He walked out with a calm resolve. Jesus would still drink

Who likes pain? No one wants to go thru it. Who gets up one day and says, I want to see how much pain I can find today? Sometimes, God uses pain and uncomfortable situations to mold His children. Although times of happiness are wonderful, times of pain and suffering sometimes produce more growth. Pain

God wants us to know and understand Him. It doesn’t happen over night though, its a lifelong pursuit. During this time of isolation, our relationship with God can become stronger and more satisfying. There is so much more to discover about our Savior. The Lord reveals himself in His word, so that’s where we should

Many people think they should wait until they get their lives together to establish a relationship with the Savior. They feel as if the have all they time in the world to accept Jesus. As we can tell by how death is quickly sweeping thru our nation, the next day or moment is not promised

Like many of you, I have not had the opportunity to attend traditional church service in about a month.  While not being able to come together for corporate worship has been difficult, it has made me realize that the real tabernacle should be in our hearts. The word “tabernacle” means the place where God resides.

Clear your mind, take a moment and breathe. Now ask yourself this question…What am I seeking most in life? Sadly, most are seeking material things and money. The are seeking things they will never be able to keep once this life is over. True fulfillment comes only through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. That

In a world dominated by the powerful and strong, no one wants to be seen as weak or easily taken advantage of. Our culture is quick to use the term”meek” for people who seem weak, submissive or unassuming. However, God paints a different picture of meekness. It is one that is strong yet gentle, unselfish

During this epidemic, we may ask the question, What is Jesus doing? Is He sitting in heaven watching us and waiting for the time to come back to earth? That answer is no. He is actually quite active on our behalf. JEsus is within every believer in the person of the Holy Spirit. (John 15;26)