God invites us into an intimate relationship that is built on and strengthened by continual prayer.
Like our spirits, our bodies are to be transformed into instruments of righteousness so that we may receive the victor's crown.
God is responsive to true faith, which is rooted in a relationship of trust in the goodness and authority of Christ, as we see in three intertwined stories from the Gospel according to Mark.
Allen Singer, congregational leader of the Zera Avraham messianic congregation, speaks about God turning our mourning into dancing.
We have the privilege of offering to others, not a new law, but a new life — one freed from sin's hold over them.
Living it forward is living as those who, in the present, see and experience the future of God through his promises and through the resurrection life of Jesus.
We cannot merely add religious activity on top of our existing lifestyles and expect God to pour his life into us. God releases his blessing where it can flow freely.
Despite the current interest in spirituality, God's word remains a "hidden book". But if we know how to listen, we can still hear (and be transformed by) his voice in his word.
Those who live in the Kingdom of God will face storms, but they will do so with the presence of Jesus, who is the source of courage.
Jesus' birth is good news for all people, news that ends fear and brings real joy.