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Who’s the Savior?
When God called Moses, he said, “Who am I?” God replied, “I will be with you.” We may be weak, but His strength is enough.
Leave the Barren Desert
How do you leave the barren desert of your life? By longing to live a different way and then by asking Jesus to quench our spiritual thirst!
Decisions Need Prayer
Got decisions to make? Consult the One who knows all! Hasn’t He promised wisdom, peace, direction and discernment to all who ask?
The Holiday Season Is Coming
Mend broken fences, share kindness, and spread the love of Jesus this holiday season.
Prayer Has Power
I may not know much, but I know this: prayer has power, faith moves mountains, and God’s love never fails.
Helping Others
Helping others pleases God. Even small acts—especially when it’s hard—reflect Jesus’ love and make Him smile.
God and Dirt
God gets in the dirt—to create, to bury, and to defend. He meets us in life, death, and shame. Rest assured—He can handle your dirt.
Every Woman in the Bible Has a Story
God can use anyone—Sarah, Hagar, Rahab, Hannah, Ruth, Esther—and He can use you too. The key is willingness. Are you willing?
The Stain of our Sin
We are very stained by sin, trying harder isn’t the answer. We need Jesus! He suffered, died and rose again for us. Only His blood can make us whiter than snow.
Normal Suffering
No one wants to suffer, but suffering come to us. It’s no fun, and no one likes it, but Jesus promises that our reward will be great in Heaven!
Unexpected
He [Jesus] entered Jericho and was passing through. And behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector and was rich. And he was seeking to see who Jesus was, but on account of the crowd he could not, because he was small in stature. So he ran on...
Por todos los santos…
Es el día después de Halloween, un día consagrado para celebrar a los “santos”. ¿Quiénes son estos “santos”? ¿Y cómo los celebramos?