Spiritual reflections to strengthen your faith
Being a good steward means receiving what God has given us and using it for His Kingdom. In the parable of the talents, we see that the master gives each servant a task to perform while he is away, pr...
As believers, we are called to be sensitive and attentive to those who are new to the faith. How should we make our decisions—thinking primarily of ourselves, or considering how our actions will affec...
When true faith becomes the foundation of our thoughts and behavior, it is visible to those around us. In today's passage, Paul was defending himself before the Roman governor Felix. He built his def...
The penalty for your sins has been paid in full. Therefore, live free in the joy of your salvation. The feeling of guilt is familiar to all of us. But it is worth stopping and asking ourselves the que...
When God looks at those who believe in Him, He sees the righteousness of Christ. Mark 16:5-7 As Jesus Christ had predicted, Peter was devastated when he realized he had denied Him (Luke 22:61-62). Y...
Most of us have learned the "Golden Rule": Do to others as you would have them do to you. This principle is easy for children to understand. For example, if you want others to share their toys with yo...
Confession is the door that leads to experiencing God's grace, restoration, and freedom. We all sin, but our Heavenly Father is faithful in restoring fellowship with His beloved children. He does this...
The Holy Scriptures are full of God's beautiful promises. However, we often find it difficult to believe that these promises are true in our own lives. Yet, God wants us to trust Him and be fully conf...
Jesus knew well what poverty was, what it meant for His loved ones not to understand Him, and what it felt like when some of those He served turned away from Him. Yet, despite all of this, His trust i...
