As we live, move, and have our being (Acts 17:28) , we must understand that the grandest part of life is that God created us with His pleasure and purpose in mind. He desires that even our thought life be pleasing to Him (Psalm 104:34) . Walking in this truth requires faith, yet the reward is partaking in the same "good reports" and testimonies described in Hebrews 11 and 12 . Faith is a powerful concept to master—a tool for massive restoration. Here are three ways faith work

Happy Birthday, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Our nation has greatly benefited from your stance against racism and your daring to dream differently. Knowing that the cost would be great, you continued to allow your dream to be preached—a dream of a greater, more unified society to change our nation for the better. We join together to celebrate the life of a civil rights activist and thank our Heavenly Father for giving us a willing and resounding vessel to stand for what is righ

Throughout life I have seen spectacles and spectacular events that men, women, and children have done. I've seen in person and through video people and teams of great abilities, talents, and knowledge. All of these things are done in ways to do what has never been done before in order to have a claim or right to the unbelievable. In 2 Corinthians Chapter 12, Paul explains that if anyone had bragging rights about their experiences and what God was doing through him, it had to

Psalms 119:2 "Joyful are those who obey his laws and search for him with all their hearts. As I learn your righteous regulations, I will thank you by living as I should!" Happy New Year, 2026! This year, let your commitment and desire reflect God’s will and purpose toward us. How can we know the will and purposes of God, you may ask? It’s in God’s righteous decrees that we should live the way He has purposed us to live. In the longest book in the Bible and in the longest chap

The book of Habakkuk is one of my favorite books in the Bible. Though it is a short book, it is rich in depth and revelation. Habakkuk presents a powerful dialogue of questions and responses between a prophet and God. He lived during a time of rebellion and impending captivity of Israel by the Babylonians. Habakkuk prayed to God because of the burden he carried concerning the lack of justice, widespread violence, and moral corruption in the land. From his perspective, it a