Jesus speaks these words in the Upper Room during a final meal with His disciples on the night before His crucifixion. The room is heavy with emotion, and the cross is near. Jesus knows what is coming and chooses His words carefully...
As a person who has lived with a physical disability and reduced mobility since age 11, it is with joy that I share with you my experience regarding...
We behave differently when we know people are observing us. It’s true, isn’t it? We bite our tongues, try to smile, hold our tempers, and say kind, courteous...
Jesus speaks these words in the presence of deep grief. Lazarus has died. The sorrow is real and heavy. Martha meets Jesus with honest pain and little hope. In that moment, Jesus does not begin with an explanation. He makes a declaration...
I spend a lot of time in my wheelchair thinking about God. Really thinking. But as much thought as I put into reading God’s Word or studying Bible doctrines...
Jesus chooses an image His listeners knew well. Shepherds lived with their sheep. They knew the land, the dangers, and the sound of each animal’s voice. Care was not occasional. It was constant...
Nampa knows what it costs to feed her family as a single mother. It’s not just money, hard-earned by selling plants, but long hours of isolation for her...
Today’s Scripture affirms that God is a sun and shield, that He bestows favor and honor, and that “no good thing does he withhold from those whose walk...
These ancient parting words, known as the Mizpah—which means beacon or watchtower—carry special meaning for Celeste Sharpe, who lives with cerebral palsy...
There is something deeply moving about Paul’s description of Timothy’s spiritual story. Before Timothy ever preached a sermon, traveled on a mission...
