Daily Hope Devotionals - Matthew 16

The resurrection of Jesus changed everything. It literally split history into A.D. and B.C. It’s the most important event in human history. And it proves three things. First, the resurrection proves that Jesus is exactly … Continue reading The Resurrection of Jesus Changed Everything

When you’re faced with evil, don’t return it. Overcome it. This is opposite of human nature and what the world condones. When somebody hurts you, you want to hurt them back, right? When somebody hits … Continue reading The Battle Against Evil Is Already Won

At the end of your life on Earth, you will stand before God and he’ll evaluate how well you served others with your life. The Bible says, “Each of us will give a personal account … Continue reading You Are Called to Serve Others

When you’re in the middle of a failure, it can seem like nothing good will ever come from it. But God can always bring good from your failures. In fact, your worst failure can become … Continue reading Failure Can Lead to Your Greatest Success

A church is not a place you go, and it’s not an event you attend. The church is a spiritual family you belong to—and it’s the most important thing on earth. Why is the church … Continue reading The Greatest Privilege in Life

The key to stress reduction in your life is to let go and let God. So how do you do this? You make Jesus the manager of your life. The problem is, we usually want … Continue reading Let God Take the Driver’s Seat

Only the church will last forever. There are many things we wish would last forever. But the Bible tells us nothing else is going to last. No business is going to last forever. No government … Continue reading Learn to Love God’s Family

The Apostle Paul says in 1 Corinthians 15:19, “If our hope in Christ is good for this life only and no more, then we [Christians] deserve more pity than anyone else in all the world” … Continue reading Is Christianity Worth It?

How do you let go and let God? First, you have to make Jesus the manager of your life. The problem is, we usually want to be the manager of our own lives, and so … Continue reading Let God Take the Driver’s Seat