What better place for Christ to be born than where the sacrificial sheep were kept, under the watch of the priestly shepherds.

If Christ required you to give up all worldly possessions to follow Him, would you do it cheerfully, or would it be painful and hard?

The indwelling of the Holy Spirit is a miraculous, wonderful power that is given by the Lord Almighty for His glory.

Through God's surpassing greatness, power, and glory we are given the Holy Spirit to strengthen and hold fast to our faith in Christ.

Suffering is part of the Christian's life, and we're told to press on in joy and with praise.

Here we see that the mystery of God’s gospel plan was hidden for ages, even from those in the unseen spiritual world.

No matter what we are going through, we can take a valuable lesson from Paul in recognizing that God has us here for a specific purpose.

All rulers and powers on earth and in the spiritual world are subject to God the Son by the authority given to Him from God the Father.

The reason behind God’s choice may never be fully understood, but Paul is reiterating that God’s will is the source of our salvation.

God saved us and gave us these heavenly blessings so that we would live lives that glorify Him and bring Him praise.

The Mosaic law was never intended to be a means to salvation, but always pointed to sinful man’s inability to keep it.

Joseph was specifically chosen by God and placed in a position to save his family.

God painted an explicit picture of just how painful it was for Him to provide His Son, His only begotten Son, as an offering for sin.

Sometimes in Scripture we come across a very simple statement – innocuous on the surface, but incredibly revealing and powerful. And God...

In the book of Daniel we are told about King Nebuchadnezzar who ruled over Babylon about 600 years B.C. He was an interesting fellow, who...

One of the most joyful promises in Scripture is the assurance of our salvation.

In his hand are the depths of the earth; the heights of the mountains are his also.

Last week we looked at John 1:1-4, and this week as we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of our Messiah I’d like to examine at a...

As if things couldn’t get any more “2020” the elections this week certainly seem like the capstone to a bizarre year. Reading the news...

Centering our thoughts on delightful things not only honors God, but it also fills our lives with joy and blesses everyone around us.