Jesus tells a man He healed to NOT follow Him … but to go out and tell his story—and we’re sent too.
Jesus tells a man He healed to NOT follow Him … but to go out and tell his story—and we’re sent too.
Unlike any other, our God comes for the broken, the running, the hiding—He gave His life so we could come home again.
Even our “selfish prayers” often help other people! How much more powerful, then, must our prayers FOR other people be!
Jesus said, “Before Abraham was, I am.” He’s not just a teacher—He is God in the flesh, the Savior who gives us life through His word.
God often sends us places that push us out of our comfort zones … and occasional even out of our comfortable beliefs! But He’s always there to make it happen!
From coward to bold witness—Peter’s transformation shows what the Holy Spirit can do through ordinary people who trust in Jesus.
Wisdom was with God in creation, rejoicing in the world. Sounds familiar? It’s Jesus—God’s delight and our Redeemer.
Our world: Divided at Babel. Brought back together at Pentecost. The key? For us to be united, waiting for Him to move.
At Babel, languages divided us. At Pentecost, God used them to unite us in Jesus. His Spirit still brings unity in our diversity.
At Babel, pride divided humanity. But through Jesus—the Word made flesh—we’re united again under the Name above every name.