Charles Spurgeon, a renowned pastor and theologian, was born into a legacy of pastors and became one of the most influential pastors in history. He resisted God's Spirit, but eventually found salvation at the age of 16 after hearing a simple message from a lay preacher. Spurgeon went on to preach to thousands, start numerous ministries, and write over 140 books, despite suffering from physical ailments and controversy throughout his life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that followers of Christ should pursue a reputation of gentleness, even when faced with difficult circumstances. This means being willing to yield to others, being courteous, and putting up with abuse. The Lord is near, and His presence should motivate us to respond with patience, kindness, and compassion. By living out these qualities, Christians can demonstrate the grace of God and advance the gospel in everyday interactions. [... more]

Jesus, the ordinary man from Nazareth, was extraordinary in his mission to suffer for the sins of the world. He loved us and died for us, and his sacrifice fulfilled the righteous demands of God, purchasing our forgiveness and salvation. Understanding pain and grief, Jesus knows what it's like to weep and be abandoned by friends, but he also knows how to comfort and heal through the power of the Word of God. [... more]

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood firm in their faith despite facing a fiery furnace, demonstrating the importance of perseverance and endurance in the face of adversity. Jesus' presence and power were evident in their lives, and His promise to never leave or forsake us is a reminder that we are not alone in our trials. The Bible teaches us to keep ourselves from idols and to worship God alone, and to persevere in our faith despite the challenges we face. [... more]

The 53rd chapter of Isaiah contains the clearest exposition of Christ's substitutionary sacrifice for our sins, displaying the heart of the gospel. Christ was wounded and bruised for our sins, bringing us peace with God and healing our lethal sin sickness. [... more]

A caregiver shares their personal struggles with worry and how they find hope and peace in their faith, trusting in God's promises and sovereignty, and finding strength in Scripture and the support of their community. [... more]

When people are hungry for God's word, they're more likely to have revival. This is evident in the story of Nehemiah, where the people of Israel return to Jerusalem and rebuild the walls. Ezra, the scribe, brings out the book of the law, and the people listen closely, understanding and applying the word of God. As a result, they experience a spiritual awakening, and their lives are transformed. [... more]

Jesus Christ's promise to not break the bruised reeds and quench the smoking flax is a reminder of his unwavering love and commitment to redeem and restore those who are broken and damaged. Through his teachings and examples, Jesus shows that he values and utilizes those who are weak and fragile, and that he will not fail or be discouraged in his pursuit of their salvation and spiritual growth. [... more]

Jesus' promise to not break the bruised reed and not quench the smoking flax is a reminder of his unwavering love and commitment to redeem and restore those who have been broken and damaged by life's circumstances. He sees the potential for spiritual growth and renewal in every person, regardless of their past mistakes or failures. [... more]

As we head into Valentine's Day, sports fans are asked to reflect on what they love about their favorite sport, despite the pain and grief that often comes with it. From the highs of victory to the lows of defeat, sports bring people together and provide a sense of community and joy. But what is it that makes sports so special, and why do we love them so much? [... more]

Jesus promises not to break the bruised reed and not to quench the smoking flax, demonstrating God's unwavering love and redemption for those who are broken and struggling. He uses examples from the Bible, such as Samson and Jacob, to illustrate how God can revive and restore even the most damaged individuals, and encourages the church to follow Jesus' example in loving and supporting those who are bruised and struggling. [... more]

Jesus' ministry to Matthew, a notorious tax collector, and his subsequent conversion, highlights the importance of showing compassion and mercy to those considered outcasts and sinners, while also emphasizing the need for sanctification and holiness in one's life. [... more]

Jesus promises not to break the bruised reed or quench the smoking flax, symbolizing his unwavering love and acceptance of those who are struggling or have lost their spiritual fire. He is determined to use and redeem those who are broken, and to reignite the flame of faith in their hearts. [... more]

Veterans suffering from PTSD find new hope with a breakthrough therapy using MDMA, a psychedelic drug. Meanwhile, Dr. Anthony Fauci reflects on his battle against COVID-19 and the challenges he faced. In other news, actress Halle Berry talks about her passion for mixed martial arts and her new film, Bruised. Additionally, Portugal's high vaccination rate has led to a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases, and Luke Burbank shares his thoughts on Thanksgiving and how to make the most of the holiday. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with expressing frustration and anger, leading to guilt and sorrow. A healthier outlet for these feelings is with a trained mental health professional, support group, or trusted friend. [... more]