As believers, we were created to live life in community.

Have you found this to be true in your own life?

New Series! Join me for the month of May where we'll be diving into the topic of togetherness with a study of "one another" verses.

How does God use our suffering?

It is difficult to rejoice in suffering, but it is comforting to know there is purpose.

Part two of 7 ways God used Jesus' suffering to redeem the world.

If Jesus learned obedience through suffering, won't we as well?

How did God use Jesus' suffering?

In Revelations 13:8, John writes, “All who dwell on earth will worship (the beast), everyone whose name has not been written before...

On the heels of Jesus' suffering on the cross, this month we'll look at the suffering here on earth and how we can find joy and purpose...

Aren't we thankful for a Savior who offers peace and is a conqueror of our greatest enemy?

It is likely that as Jesus was carrying the cross to Golgotha, through the crowded streets, that as He passed, this fragrance...

Despite what the disciples believed, Mary did not waste anything.

A poured out life of love for Jesus that counts worldly gain as loss displays how precious He really is.

Mary is remembered even today for this beautiful act of worship toward Jesus.

Whose response was correct? Judas or Mary?

The disciples scolded her but Jesus praised her.

We must be careful not to think indignantly about what others do for Jesus. Perhaps they are doing a beautiful thing?

Mary did a beautiful thing for Jesus.

Nothing we do out of love for Jesus is ever wasted.