Do you have an unwavering commitment to prayer and the purposes of God? I know many people pray at times, but making a commitment to prayer and the purposes of God is all about voluntarily pursuing and honoring our covenant-keeping God and His Word. I am convinced that if we

The Lord is alive and desires to lead us through the ever-changing—and often challenging—circumstances of this fallen world. Obviously, we can only do so much in our human strength—we are limited. Yet, this reality does not lead us to despair; instead, it becomes the very foundation of our joy. In

Motives are fundamental and responsible for turning what we value into action. Our motives are important to God. They answer the “why” of our goals; why we think the way we do, speak the way we do, act the way we do, and even worship the way we do. God

The resurrection of Christ calls us to a new perspective of life; we are to live in the eternal realities of heaven.  “This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” (2 Corinthians 5:17).   Change

Sometimes, as we face life’s challenges and God seems silent, we are tempted to take matters into our own hands—to act in our own strength rather than wait on His. Yet Jesus reminds us that we can only bear fruit when we remain connected to Him (John 15:5). There is

Yesterday, we were reminded of the necessity of remaining connected to Jesus—the Truth. Apart from Him, we become vulnerable to deception, misunderstanding both the nature of God and the ways of His Kingdom. Judas walked with Jesus, yet never truly received Him. He witnessed Truth but did not absorb it.