Category: Jesus
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Joy Beyond the Cross

But for the joy set before Him, Jesus endured the cross for you and me. But for the joy of being one with you and me, Jesus endured the shame, the sin, the moment of God’s wrath, the death, the burial. Resurrection is coming! Three days later. Death conquered!
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Hosanna! Jesus Comes!

Will you celebrate Palm Sunday with me? Jesus entered Jerusalem as the Perfect Sacrifice, the Lamb of God who would take away your sins and my sins. Shout with me, Hosanna in the highest!”
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You Can Have Fellowship In God’s Light

The Gospel of John tells us the truth of God’s love for the world, but how do we have fellowship in the light of God’s love? In a beautiful symphony-like letter to believers, John tells us how to have that fellowship in 1 John.
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Falling in Love with John 3:16

Through Jesus, you can have eternal life … peace with God … everlasting life in the presence of God Almighty … love that lives forever.
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Falling in Love with the Bible

God’s Word is God’s story and His love letter to you and me. Let’s open the Bible every day and let His love letter engrave our hearts, minds, and actions.
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Praying Passionately & Powerfully

You may not be able to rise above your troubles with your own strength, but there is One who is your strength. Jesus will take you by your right hand and raise you up. He is waiting for you to pray boldly. Let’s start a passionate and power-filled prayer movement.
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We Have a New Name Coming

In biblical times, names were filled with meaning. The Bible promises those who have accepted Jesus as their Savior that they will have new names. In fact, Jesus will write God’s name upon us as well as Jesus’ new name. What do you want your new name to be?
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Grace Prompts Prayer

Bold strength flows from prayer. Use different patterns to prompt your prayers until you are comfortable having a heart-to-heart conversation with our loving Father. Pour out your heart to God. He’s listening. He’s waiting. Then listen to Him … wait for God … bask in His presence.
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Are You Free at Last?

We remember Martin Luther King, Jr., the Civil Rights Movement, and the freedom from racism and prejudice of any type that the movement and the American ideal represents. What does it mean to be Free at Last?
