When something truly transforms your life, you can't keep it a secret. Whether it’s a life-saving medical discovery or just a really great book, you naturally want to share it. How much more should this be true for the Gospel?

When life gets heavy, it’s easy to look inward at our own failures or outward at our mounting problems. But this verse gives us a different direction to look: Up.

There is a profound difference between knowing about someone and actually knowing them.

When you reach that point where you finally stop making excuses, that’s where you find God.

Why did the Apostle John spend his limited parchment reminding his readers of something they had heard a thousand times before?

Stop striving for a version of "enough" that you can’t reach on your own and start resting in the fact that Jesus has already made you more than enough.

For a Christian, love isn’t just an emotion; it is the core of our identity.

This past Sunday, Pastor Brent challenged us all to join in a communal time of fasting for our cities and communities.

Because the world views God’s truth as nonsense, Christians often feel a lot of pressure to fit in. It’s not easy to swim against the current of popular opinion, and it's even harder to be looked down upon as a "fool" by people who think they know better.

If you feel like your spiritual tank is hitting "E," take a moment to refuel. Ask God for a fresh outpouring of His power this week.

Be encouraged… the one who is greater lives within you, faithfully guarding your heart and mind against deception.

Being human means being acquainted with waiting. We all know the pain and discomfort of waiting. And we're all desperately in need of learning what it is to wait with hope.

Have you ever experienced in any part of your life or any season a sudden, joyous turn where somehow you knew that your future would be different and for the better?

Last year, 43% of Americans reported feeling more anxious than the previous year.

It is one thing to know that you are loved. But it's another thing entirely to live as though it’s true.

Has God “shaken” you lately? He may be trying to get your attention.

Could you use a little more peace this season?

Whose voice are you listening to these days?

In the Old Covenant, God’s people were mainly the nation of Israel. But in the New Covenant, God’s family has expanded to include you. The blessings once limited to Israel has now been opened to the whole world through the Church.

Before Christ, our lives reflected sin and brokenness. We weren’t glorious at all; instead, we carried the marks of Satan’s influence, which only led to guilt and shame. Now, in Christ, everything is different.