When you are convinced you are not enough or capable, remember: God is able and He is enough.

When we're desperate and at the end of ourselves, we realize our strength is in our weakness, for there God is seen.

When you don't know where to begin with your prayer life, just say, "Lord, teach me to pray."

When you dwell on the greatness of God, all your problems and weaknesses find their rightful place: in His mighty hand.

When all the world's solutions fail, how do you combat the darkness within you? Jesus Christ is the Light who casts out the darkness.

There are lots of opinions about God, but what about His being the God of "not onlys?"

We've prayed for a revival. Are you ready to respond when He starts the fire?

Searching for peace? Look to the One who is peace.

When the pain seems too much to bear, as a child of God, we are invited to lay it all at the feet of Jesus.

Jesus promised to always be with us, and His word stands true today.

When no one else seems to see or notice you, there is One who not only sees you, but loves you and welcomes you into His family.

Wherever you find yourself, if you find yourself struggling, confused, searching or hopeless, Jesus is there for you. Just ask.

In a world of ever-changing labels, we can have a fixed, blessed identity in Jesus.

We hear it often, but is it actually true? Does Jesus really love me? Yes, yes, He does, more than you'll ever know.

In a world inundated with opinions, misinformation and lies, God offers the ultimate Truth—about Him, you and the world.

God doesn't require us to have everything together before we go to Him. All He wants is our hearts, broken as they may be.

Rudolph and the Grinch might be good stories, but the best one is the one that actually happened, the birth of Jesus Christ our Savior.

Our world guarantees happiness and fulfillment, but is it true or is there a grander, forever option?

As someone who lived 2,000+ years ago, is Jesus relevant to today's society and individuals' lives?

Life is full of lists and requirements, but Jesus came with one thing in mind: an invitation for you to come as you are and follow Him.