As Joshua and the Israelites approach the Jordan River to enter the Promised Land, God’s presence, power, and purpose are once again revealed, and they are called to remember that his mission is ongoing.

God rewards faith with His salvation, even to the worst and guiltiest of sinners. In our study today, we will meet a woman of faith that is included in the “Hall of Faith” in Hebrews 11:31.

Happy New Year, brethren! Undeniably, the Lord has been good and faithful to each one of us in the year that has passed. Despite the challenges of Covid-19 for almost two years now, we have seen how the Lord protected and sustained and how He continues to bless us each day.

The story of the birth of our Lord Jesus will speak to us that during the first Christmas, Joseph and Mary experienced challenges and struggles in life when they obeyed the will of God in their lives.

The beautiful thing about the light that the birth of Christ brought can give you hope that lasts far beyond Christmas.  In fact, it can carry us forever! Let us learn from Isaiah 9.

When we discourse about Christmas, we will always remember the role of Mary and Joseph. Both were simple people who made a difference and became an embodiment of heartfelt service and obedience to God’s plan.

Let us learn from the wise people in the story of the first Christmas who showed determination, bravery, and commitment for them to see, worship and give their gifts to Jesus.

This story that we are going to be talking about today is one of the most famous parables in the Bible, the story of the prodigal son.

The enduring question is, will you pay the price to be a disciple of Jesus Christ?

How do you help and show your compassion to the people who need care, encouragement, and resources in these times of difficulties and pandemic?

Jesus had given us a parable that will help us to gauge ourselves if we are experiencing change in our living. This parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector will convict us to check our attitude toward God and the people around us.

The Apostle Paul encouraged the Philippian Church to persevere and focus on Jesus in times of suffering, persecutions and struggles in life.

Courage is defined as the ability to something that frightens one or strength in face of pain or grief. The same meaning applies in our Christian walk.

Today, let us learn from four Bible passages that will help us to understand why we should have a grateful heart even if we are experiencing worries, fears and uncertainties in our lives today.

At the heart of Jesus’ teaching lies the painful and challenging practice of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a hard road to walk on, but it is the right way to free your life from hurts and bitterness.

God sees into the heart of things, He understands the essence of things, which means he sees everything in stark contrast: black or white, right or wrong, heaven or hell, in Christ or of the devil.

Where do you find hope, strength, and confidence in these stressful days?

Let us begin our study on how to have a faith that is centered in Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul gave us a powerful reason in the book of Ephesians on why we should put Jesus at the center of our faith and life.

John the Beloved modeled to us a life that is committed to serving and obeying Jesus. He devoted and dedicated his life to God by heeding His call and life’s purpose.