"Do you love God always, putting your trust in Him? To love God is to have confidence, to be bold, and to be secure. To endure the torture and even death on the Cross, Jesus had to trust God....

Broken promises by others may lead us to question whether or not God will come through on His promises to us. We need not fear. Throughout the Bible, God has always kept His promises to His people....

I’m no longer a slave to fear. I am a child of God....

Who doesn’t love to sing…in the shower, the car, sometimes at work regardless of your coworkers’ pleas to stop? Okay, so many of us are not the best of singers except for the help the acoustics in the bathroom give, in the car who cares how you sound, and your coworkers. ....

In Revelation 19 we see the triumphant return of the King of kings and Lord of lords. He returns on a white horse, a triumphant war horse....

We’ve all seen ourselves through the eyes of parents, teachers, and friends. But, are those impressions true? Do those words spoken over us by others define us? And, is what we believe to be true about ourselves really who we are? When parents repeatedly call their young children clumsy, those children are likely to grow up believing they’re clumsy....

According to a teaching at Bayside Community Church, a fanatic is a “fan with attitude.” In order to stand out in the crowd, our attitude should be that of a Jesus follower—NOT as a jerk, a know-it-all, or a hater. ...

Prayer and fasting are times to really dig into the Word of God and get to know Him better. There are several steps to take to know God in a deeper, more personal way....

As Solomon looked back on everything he had done in his lifetime, he saw that most of it seemed meaningless. Nothing apart from God made him happy....

No one’s personal story is more important than another—each testimony exists to show a side of God they haven’t seen before. The following are three ways you can see the importance of your story: Stop comparing....