Jesus gave his disciples power and authority and we also have power and authority in Christ. So, what does Jesus call us to do?
We want to live a fruitful life in the Kingdom of God—but sometimes we seem to be moving through our days without making much of a difference (or so we think). The Parable of the Sower helps us consider how to cultivate a fruitful life for the kingdom, right where we are.
We tire of religion—looking like we have it together—or thinking God will only love us if we do. Religion won’t save us, but one thing will.
We all deal with people that are difficult—or down right cruel. How should we respond?
Sometimes following Jesus looks foolish. Faithfulness can even look like a waste—from the perspective of people who love us most. But Luke Chapter 5 gives us Kingdom perspective.
The Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness to be tempted by Satan. If God-of-the-Universe, made flesh, was moved by the Spirit into a time of preparation through resisting the enemy—then we can expect to encounter our own spiritual wilderness seasons too.
Sometimes our circumstances seem more confusing than clear. What can we do when we don’t understand God’s plan?
A relationship with God sometimes includes those moments where you feel overwhelmed with an impossible situation. Is it okay to question God?
Bible study doesn’t need to be complicated. Actually, it can be quite simple.
We know reading the Bible is essential for the Christian life, but sometimes we get off track. How can we read the Bible in the midst of busy days?
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