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One day, we all will see our suffering Savior face-to-face, falling on our knees in gratitude and worship. We will look into His eyes and see the kindness, strength, and truth we’ve only known previously through prayer and study. Just dwell on that for a minute.
Many in America and around the world are filled with stress and anxiety, which is understandable because of the pandemic, inflation, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Psychologists have even coined a new phrase, “Doomsday Anxiety. This includes the fear or worry about the end of the world of life as we know it. It's time to look up!
“I had a traumatic childhood,” Johnny told us. “At six, I witnessed my mother being molested. I tried to stop the attacker but was not strong enough. Shortly after, I was taken from my parents and sent to live with my grandparents where I was sexually, physically, and verbally abused.”
In the New Testament, Jesus is the ultimate example of suffering that leads to victory. Of sacrificing oneself for the good of others. Even for those who do not ask for it. In a world of seeking our own good and individual striving even at the expense of others, the example of Jesus reminds us again that “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends” (John 15:13).
As we celebrate Easter this Sunday, about 60% of Americans will likely attend a service. Unfortunately, research indicates that only a fraction actually understand this momentous day’s true meaning.
In times of hardship and confusion, we face one essential choice: Trust God, or doubt Him.
Our Heavenly Father has given us this glorious and great expectation: To do justly, to be merciful, and to walk humbly with our just, merciful, and humble Savior. So let’s do it.
The crucifixion of Christ on the Cross and His resurrection make Christianity different from all other religions. The cross is unique because in it signals the victory over death and sin.
The following are ten reasons why socialism is antithetical to the tenets of biblical Christianity.
“Hospitality shares what there is; that’s all. It’s not entertainment. It’s not supposed to be.” Too often, we make things harder than they need to be.
