Jesus teaches that the gospel is eternal and unchanging, and that the narrow gate to eternal life is through Him alone. The world is pulling people away from this truth, but those who give themselves totally to God will find the narrow way to life. Jesus is the only door to heaven, and those who try to change the gospel or add to it are an abomination to God. [... more]

God's Word offers wisdom and reassurance in times of financial struggles. By understanding biblical principles, individuals can navigate financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. Faithful stewards manage God's resources wisely, recognizing that everything belongs to Him and that our purpose is to honor Him through our financial decisions. [... more]

God's Word teaches that a fruitful life is not just about bearing fruit, but also about abiding in Christ and having a close, intimate connection with Him. This connection is not just about feeling love, but about making a volitional choice to love others as Jesus loved us. Jesus chose us before the foundations of the earth, and our cooperation with Him is what makes salvation possible. When we love God and discover His love for us, the world may hate us for it, but we can take comfort in knowing that we are not alone, and that Jesus will always be with us. [... more]

Financial anxiety is a common struggle, but God's word offers peace and guidance through teachings on money and anxiety. Exploring the heart of scripture, we learn that peace comes from trusting in God's provision and grace, not from having enough money. A devotional on financial fear and anxiety invites us to journey with God's word, reminding us that our ultimate source of security and peace is found in him. [... more]

Single parents and blended families often face unique challenges, but God's plan is to restore and redeem them. Chip Ingram shares practical help and biblical perspective on how to navigate these situations, emphasizing the importance of making God their number one priority, getting connected with a strong support group, and trusting in God's sufficiency. [... more]

Paul reminds the church in Philippi that true peace and lasting victory come from Jesus Christ, not from the world's scoreboard. He emphasizes the importance of grace, which is the unmerited favor of God, and how it is the source of our salvation, spiritual growth, and service. Paul also highlights the equality and oneness between God the Father and Jesus Christ, and how knowing God as Father and Jesus Christ as Lord is essential for receiving grace and peace. [... more]

When we gather on Sunday, worship is an integral part of this thing. The emphasis is on the preaching and teaching of the Word of God, which restores the soul, gives wisdom, gives joy, enlightens our eyes, endures forever, and produces moral righteousness. The Word of God is perfect, sure, right, pure, clean, and true, and it brings us riches, blessing, and wisdom. We need to stay in the Word of God to get divine wisdom, to live a holy life, and to persevere in tough times. [... more]

Many people feel alone and uncertain during Christmas, but what if there's something greater than changed circumstances? Knowing God's presence as an everlasting father, having peace with the mighty God, and walking with the wonderful counselor can bring light into darkness and restore hope. [... more]

The concept of ultimate peace and joy, even in the face of heartbreak and tragedy, is a central theme in Christianity. Christians believe that God is in control and that Christ is coming soon, bringing redemption and peace. The Bible teaches that human longing for peace and justice is proof of our need for Jesus, and that human salvation experiences are proofs of the reality of Jesus Christ and the hope and new life he offers. [... more]

The study of Ecclesiastes reveals that life is broken and that we can't fix it with knowledge, money, or status. Instead, it's about finding purpose and joy beyond our circumstances, and learning to lean into the life we have. The book offers a hopeful message that we can find contentment and joy without achieving everything we thought we needed. [... more]

Navigating the stress and emotions of Christmas, couples can learn to prioritize what truly matters and find peace and joy in the season. By right-sizing their holiday expectations and focusing on spiritual moments, families can create a more meaningful and enjoyable Christmas. [... more]

Knowing God as your everlasting Father, having peace with the mighty God, and walking with the wonderful counselor can bring light into darkness and peace to those dwelling in the shadow of death. The Bible explains that our sin separates us from God, but Jesus came to bear our sin and reconcile us to God, restoring us to peace with God and giving us the light of God's presence eternally. [... more]