There are news headlines every day that remind us of how broken this world truly is. Very broken. And we are too. But in Micah 7, God reminds us that He loves us, YOU, deeper than you could ever love yourself.

When something shakes you, gets your attention, often God is speaking through that. It's important that we keep an open mind, and ask the Lord to help us to listen to what He is saying. Nehemiah did that, and it changed his life. Are you ready for your life to change?

Do you have the heart of a warrior? Let's seek after that! Learn three ways in Nehemiah 11. Let's make this world a better place, let's live out our faith in Christ!

No matter what you face, Death never has the last word with God. Be encouraged by Nehemiah 7!

Do you feel like your life is a big grind? And there's nothing exciting but just daily responsibility, over and over again? This chapter in Scripture is for you! We all go through those "orphan chapters"--those chapters of life that are not that exciting to talk about. But God is actively involved in them, down to the little details. Be encouraged!

When you think of death, is it a dead end (no pun intended!), or, is it a gateway to a brighter future with the Lord? In this passage, we see that Sarah's death and burial point to a greater reality--the death and resurrection of Christ. And that can be a greater reality for you too.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Let's give people a picture of what Jesus looks like, by practicing these five traits in Job 1:1. Ultimately, they paint a picture of Jesus, and that's who we want the world to see through us.

We all have too much stuff. The same holds true in our walk with Jesus. Let's take a fresh look at purging some stuff from our lives so we can follow Jesus in greater dedication, a less is more approach.

James wrote his letter with lots of coaching for us as followers of Jesus. He wraps it up with a final WHAT and a final WHY. Listen and be challenged to live differently!

Remember the cannonball splash in the swimming pool? We all want to make a big splash in life. But according to Jesus, there's a different way to do that, that most honors God AND reaches others. Let's see how in this passage together.

None of us likes to wait. It's boring and often frustrating. But, what if waiting is part of God's plan? Well, wait for it (lol), it is....

We all want to escape. But what if our escape is really a distraction from being where God wants us to be, and becoming who God wants us to become? Let's see how Jesus, as a baby, was taken to Egypt, to prove to you, that he is greater than your Egypt.

How do you react when life doesn't go your way? When things seem really frustrating? In this passage of Scripture, we see the secret: we need to humble ourselves, like Jesus did. Let's practice this!

A Bible scholar was once asked, "If you could sum up everything the Bible says, what would it be?" He answered, "Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so." Let's look at a passage of Scripture that tells us exactly this!

When I was a child, I once got lost. It was a horrible experience! But it felt so good to be found. In the same way, God wants to find you, and He won't give up until He does.

All of us are equal in value to God. Let's practice this with a simple challenge!

We look for, and even catch glimpses of it, but we no longer live in the Garden of Eden. Life has a way of quickly reminding us of that, doesn't it? In this passage today, we see a promise much deeper and stronger than the problems we face.

Two men. They both go to the Temple to pray. But only one connects, and is forgiven. Why? And which one better describes you?

In this story, we'll see how Jesus wants to take you by the hand, and give you new eyes to see.

Jesus is at work in every human heart, including yours. As we live our lives, how can we join with Jesus in his work, his road construction, in the hearts of the people around us? Let's talk about that...