Jesus’ warned, "Make certain, then, that the light in you is not darkness" (Luke 11:35 GNT). Alas, modern deception and false teachers can cause Christians to unknowingly embrace spiritual darkness, despite believing they follow Jesus. Learn how to protect your faith by rejecting false gospels and obeying Jesus' instructions. Also discover the key role of the Holy Spirit in helping believers live in the light and avoid falling away.

Trigger Warning: Makes mention of assaults of a sexual nature. David made a mistake, choosing to stay back in Jerusalem during a war campaign (2 Samuel 11). This error didn't seem like a big deal until he went up on the roof of his palace one evening and looked down. He saw a beautiful woman bathing and desired her. Alas, the lust he felt in that moment triggered a series of unfortunate events. He slept with that woman, Bathsheba. It didn't matter to him that she was married

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.

“The Mockers of Jesus” explores how subtle choices today may echo the ancient ridicule Jesus experienced. Join a sacred space of intercession, repentance, and renewal—where grace meets conviction and hearts are stirred toward deeper intimacy with Christ.

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.

An uneven exchange was made on the cross at Calvary. We all should be beneficiaries but only some have chosen to take advantage of that sacrifice and the resulting benefits.

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?

There were people who announced the coming of Jesus to others. They served as precursors. God wants us to do the same. We too are to be precursors who call attention to His triumphant return..

God is a rewarder but it is crucial to know that not every reward will leave you warm and cuddly on the inside. On Judgment Day, His reward will depend on how a person lived their life. What will your reward be?

King David's words reveal another pathway to access God's rewards. Let's learn from the man who pleased the Lord.

God rewards His own but at times the path to such rewards are difficult. Still, believers should not avoid these avenues to blessings.

God is a rewarder. We often don't think of Him that way, but He enjoys rewarding people. Ruth's story teaches us about God's rewards. Glory!

As a Christian, we will encounter many who mock our faith. How we respond or don't react is so important. And the Bible provides guidance.

Has embarrassment kept you from doing something that could have benefited you? Learn how not to be limited by embarrassment with Jesus & God

Familiar with the Gadarenes? Whatever the case, you don't want to make the mistake they did. Read on to learn how not to be a Gadarene.

What does it mean to love Jesus? The scriptures give us the understanding we need and teach us how to pour our love for Jesus on others.

There are many sides to God. Learn a little about how He is the Redeemer & Restorer. The One who purchased us with blood and set us free.

Job's experience with his friends teaches us how to be godly friends & what to expect from those God brings into our lives. Can you relate?

How we describe God matters and we can learn about this through the story of Job and his friends. Learn to describe God truthfully.