Your Daily Bible Verse

We don’t know about tomorrow—we aren’t even sure there will be a tomorrow. So, I want my life to be a fragrant offering today. Because life is short. And, my life belongs to God.

Do you ever feel like this? The weight of the world is on your shoulders. What do you do?

God wrote His name on you when you gave your life to Jesus Christ. He has given you gifts and abilities. He has invested himself in you. That is where your value comes from. And that’s why you can make a difference.

The world around us is moving fast, and people seem to be spinning as well. But God instructs us to be still.

So how do you keep from being a stumbling block through your words?

Throughout the ages, skeptics have tried to disprove the Resurrection experience, but it stands the test of time.

You can try and do everything yourself in your own strength, leaving you worn out. Or you can rest and be patient for God.

The purpose of the tension we feel with what we want and what we have is to point us to God and to eternity. We're meant to desire more of God.

Sometimes, like the disciples, we need what we learned during the violent storm for what’s coming on the other side.

Having struggled with anger for many years I can speak to its destruction and the flip side of a life away from it.

Turn your worry into prayers and wait for the Gardener!

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the heart of the Gospel, driving our faith and giving us hope in a dark world, yet many still seek truth and life among what is dead and decaying. By examining the story of the women who sought Jesus' body in the tomb, we are reminded that death has been defeated and Jesus is forever alive, offering an abundant life to those who trust and follow Him.

Through His blood, we receive forgiveness of sins.

This parable opens with a crystal clear reason why Jesus wants to tell it. It’s a great reminder that every one of Jesus’ stories are delivered with divine purpose.

Next time you're tempted to grumble while serving others, consider it as an opportunity to serve God.