Veiled Statements can be divine puzzle pieces sent by God to encourage believers to embrace patience, humility, and intentionality. When God uses this approach to reveal truths, we need to take the time to gain full understanding.

Many think they can command God but Believers must approach God with humility and reverence as they prepare for the new year. One way to do this is to prayerfully ask the Lord for what they need. Be obedient, teachable, and align with God's will the way Abraham and Moses did. And, seek God's vision for the future rather than impose their own desires.

Jesus modeled obedience to God’s Word, purpose, and Spirit. He revealed a blueprint for victorious Christian living. Scripture highlights how Jesus refused human applause, rejected pride, and stayed aligned with God’s plan despite pressure from the crowds. We can do the same because knowing Scripture, understanding God’s purpose, and relying on the Holy Spirit will protect us against the enemy’s schemes. Just study the Bible intentionally, seek God’s calling, and yield to th

Explore the spiritual significance of fruitfulness in this Praise & Pray reflection on Luke 13. Learn how Jesus’ parable of the barren fig tree reveals God’s heart for repentance, growth, and grace-filled accountability

Do you realize that every secret will eventually be revealed? One way or another, God brings what’s hidden in darkness into the light. As followers of Christ, we must live with integrity—aligning our lives with His Word both publicly and privately.

Each Christian is called to make a personal decision to choose God. Through the stories of Gideon and Job, we discover the believer’s invitation to deepen their relationship with the Lord through Jesus Christ. In doing so, they gain clarity and conviction to articulate why they chose God and His Son.

Have you ever heard of the term "rest round about"? It is found in the King James Bible and is a fancy, old English way of saying a...

Explore how satan seeks to distort believers' devotion. Drawing on biblical examples like Joseph, Daniel, and Jesus, this entry equips readers to recognize and resist the enemy’s tactics.

A faith-based reflection on Job’s wife, emotional vulnerability, and the danger of speaking against God’s will—plus practical guidance for guarding your words through scripture, prayer, and spiritual discipline.

Explore what God truly sees when He looks at your heart. 1 Samuel 16:7 invites believers to examine their inner lives, pursue repentance, and embrace spiritual transformation through humility and obedience. It is a call to reject superficiality and cultivate a heart fully surrendered to God.

Discover the powerful lesson behind Jesus’ rebuke of Peter in Mark 8:33 and how it reveals our tendency to prioritize human desires over God’s divine plan. This Friday Praise & Pray reflection challenges believers to realign their focus, embrace spiritual discipline, and walk in the light of God’s will.

There are many who think God is unfair. In my opinion, this attitude stems from a misunderstanding of God, His nature and the liberties He gave humanity. There's so much to know.

Let's look at the reasons why so many of our fellow Christians hesitate or avoid going to God first about the issues they face. Could some of these reasons apply to you?

Most Believers wonder whether our sins can be forgiven. We worry that our sins will eliminate us from serving God in the future. God's word gives us understanding about His character and what we need to do to remain 'vineyards' for His glory. Let's look at Moses's experience and learn more.

Blinspots are the sins, attitudes and behaviors that we don't realize are in our lives. They can derail our walk in the Lord and have long lasting consequences. But, God is in the business of fixing things and He is able to help us overcome every blindspot.

Can we give up our rights and allow God to do with us as He wills? Are we willing to tolerate discrimination and trust the Lord to lead us? Can we let God have His way with our lives?

It is important for believers to understand their authority through Jesus Christ. When we have that knowledge, we realize that the accuser of the brethren - satan - does not have the wisdom and power we think it has. We learn that through God's Word, His Spirit and the Blood of the Lamb, we - believers - have access to true wisdom.

What's a little anger got to do with anything? Well, according to Jesus - A LOT! Anger places us at risk and we need to allow God to help us so that emotion doesn't cause us to think, say and do things that lead to judgment.

If your faith were the currency needed to see success, could you pay the price? We must understand that many of the miracles Jesus performed required a faith act. And it was based on said faith that healing and answered prayers arrived. Faith is a precious commodity we need to learn how to spend it wisely.

Is it possible to be Spirit-filled but worldly? Can those who have the mind of Christ continue to submit to the ways of those who are led by their desires?