Romans 8:28 contains perhaps the greatest promise of God in the entire Bible. As believers, it contains our hope of eternal life in Christ, in the midst of a world marred by sin.

Amidst the trials and tribulations of life, Psalm 46 focuses our attention on our God who is our safe place. No matter what you are going through, remember our God is a mighty fortress, a bulwark never failing. 

Lamentations 3:19-33 shine like a diamond against the darkest background. When facing the hardest of times, trust that God is good and God is faithful.

Using lessons from the Apostle Paul in 1 Timothy 6:11-16, Kevin Blackwell teaches the need for Fathers who know how to flee, how to flee, how to follow, how to fight and how to fasten. 

God built in to the natural rhythms of a family's life how to disciple our children: when you sit down, when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you rise up. Meal Time. Drive Time. Bed Time. Morning Time.

All marriages are meant to point ot the marriage between Christ and His bride, the Church. If we think of our marriages as being designed only for our happiness, marriage "thieves" will come in to rob you of the real purpose of marriage: your holiness.

Genesis 1-3 are foundational to our understanding of how God created men and women and where we must find our identity and purpose.

Two times in the Gospels, Jesus commended someone for having a great faith including an unnamed mother in Matthew 15. 

In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus prayed that if there was any other way for people to know God other than through His death on the cross, that God would "let this cup" pass from Him. Nevertheless, Jesus prayed, "Your will, not Mine" and went to Calvary out of His deep love for us.

Moment by moment and day by day, the next right thing you can do is simply what God is asking you to do. How is God asking you to "feed" people?

God chooses to use ordinary people to accomplish His purposes. What do you have in your hand that God wants to use for His kingdom and His glory?