Pray the Psalm Psalm 120 A song for pilgrims ascending to Jerusalem. 1 I took my troubles to the Lord;     I cried out to him, and he...

Write the Psalm Psalm 120 (The Message) I’m in trouble. I cry to God,     desperate for an answer: “Deliver me from the liars, God!...

Read the Psalm Read Psalm 120 below or in your own Bible. Take note of or underline words or phrases that stick out to you.  Psalm 120 A...

If your heart is weary, lean into God rather than trying to go it alone. As Paul began to close his short letter to Philemon concerning...

Knowing your goal, your learning style and more can help you engage with Scripture on a deeper level Spending time in God’s Word is one...

Refreshment isn’t always physical; sometimes, we need spiritual refreshment. If you, like us, ended the holiday season running on fumes...

This winter, we’re focusing on a new theme: Refresh I’m tired.   I can’t count the times I’ve repeated that phrase over the past few...

We’re introducing our Fall 2024 content theme: Connection With the busyness of the season, we’ve taken a bit of a break, but this week...

Scripture to pray over your children as the school year begins

As we end our 2024 Summer Reading Plan, let today be a day when you dwell on and celebrate the living hope you have in Christ!

We live in a world that’s full of evil and suffering, but we’re not alone. The living hope we have in Christ outshines it all.

it’s easy to lose focus as we’re struggling through our lives. We can get so focused on right now that we don't see the bigger picture.

In our “hustle” culture, we often equate humility with letting others run right over you or an inability to self-promote. 

It’s one thing to suffer for your faith; but it’s a whole other thing to lead fellow believers through that suffering with the right focus.

Yet today’s passage starts with the admonition: “be happy when you are insulted for being a Christian” (NLT).

Take a deep breath today and take a few minutes to mull over all you've read and realized this week as you've studied 1 Peter.

If you’re actively seeking to live a holy life, trials will come. But don’t be surprised and don’t be afraid. You’re not alone.

A conversation with a couple who have answered God's call to serve as missionaries

Peter’s exhortation was that believers walk in the ways of Jesus, , so that the time we’ve been given shines with hope and holiness.

When you live a life devoted to Christ, your life looks different from the rest of the world.