How pursuing change in our hearts impacts the Kingdom of God.

What you truly believe about the power and majesty of Jesus Christ is the single greatest factor in how you worship Him, how you serve Him, and how you weather the storms of life.

The Parable of the Sower and the Parable of the Weeds require us to stop looking around and start looking inward. We are commanded to examine the authenticity of our own faith. Our temptation is to become experts at spotting and treating the weeds in other people’s lives, but our divine mandate is to focus on our own fruitfulness. Humbly and joyfully receive the message, but do not stop there. Prove the message by the quality of your transformed life.

How Jesus explains our ability to hear from God in the Parable of the Sower

In your life, will you gladly submit to the authority of Jesus? Will you submit to His authority, not reluctantly, but gladly, knowing His ways are best? He has met our deepest need through His death on a cross. And if we can trust Him to do that, then certainly we can trust Him in every other area of our lives.

Have you ever had doubts about God? About the gospel? About whether or not all of this is real? The reality is that even for those who seem to be the most faithful, faith is sometimes hard, particularly when the burdens of life feel heavy. But the good news is that even in our doubts, the God whom we seek to be sure of is certain to meet us where we are.

God can use you to do great things, but He can only use you if you’ll step out in faith. If the disciples had stayed in Jerusalem, they’d have never seen what God could do through them. God used a few ordinary men from Galilee to change the world. He can use you too—if only you’ll follow Him.

Five things we learn in Matthew 9 about Jesus' power and authority.

Four things we learn in Matthew 8 about Jesus' power and authority.

If you were to stand before God right now, would it be clear that Jesus is the Lord of your life? Is it clear that you know Him and are in a...

Understanding the promises that Matthew 7:7-12 declares: That we will receive when we ask and find when we seek and have the door opened for us when...

We are immersed in a culture of criticism and judgement. We are surrounded by it on social media, in the news, and even in our personal...

Jesus is presenting us with a single, continuous, and powerful lesson in Matthew 6. He isn't just offering an invitation; He's giving us a clear...

How Jesus teaches us to pray with The Lord’s Prayer.

Is it possible for you to do good things in ways that are bad for you?

How and why we love our enemies.

How Jesus' teaching on oaths applies to us today.

What Jesus says about divorce in the Sermon on the Mount.

What Jesus says about lust and sexual sin in the Sermon on the Mount.

What Jesus says about anger in the Sermon on the Mount.

We live in a world that tells us at every turn that "you are the authority in your life", and the world calls this freedom. But true life is found...

Why Jesus compares our relationship with the world to salt and light.

The Beatitudes are more than just beautiful sayings. They are an open invitation from Jesus Himself to step out of the frantic, often disappointing,...

Many bible commentators believe that some significant time passes between Matthew 4:11 and Matthew 4:12 – maybe up to a year. All of this happened...

Do you love the Kingdom or do you love the King?

A couple of reasons why we can have hope that God's promises will never fail.

What Jesus’ genealogy shows us.

An introduction into who Matthew was and how he got a second chance from Jesus.