We understand He is always with us. But why should that bring us even more joy than we feel?

Today's suggested reading is Matthew 28:16-20. Christ makes a promise to His disciples, and us. It is a promise we should ALWAYS find comfort in. Check it out!

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Should I really deny myself? What does that mean?

Today's suggested reading is Luke 9:21-25. Denying ourselves sounds difficult and maybe a little odd to some. But let's discover the benefits of doing so!

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Ever feel hopeless, even though you know, as a Christian, you should not feel that way?

Today's suggested reading is 1 Pet. 1:1-12. We have been born again into a living Hope! Let's celebrate, together, the Name of our Hope.

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Do you feel to be a sinner? You are. We all are. Should we, then, be looking for wrath?

Today's suggested reading is John 8:1-11. A woman caught in the act of adultery was brought before Christ. Let's glean from His response.

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Is our response to Christ's death, burial, and resurrection what it should be?

Today's suggested reading is Mark 15:22-41. The Centurian said Christ was the Son of God after witnessing His crucification at Calvary. What else did he do, and what can we learn from it?

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

What is your relationship with Christ? Who, exactly, is He to us? Who are we to Him?

Today's suggested reading is John 3:22-36. The final testimony of John the Baptist sheds light on his relationship with Christ, as well as our relationship with the Saviour.

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Are you stuck in a rut as far as your spiritual growth goes?

Today's suggested reading is 2 Pet 1:1-11. Here is a recipe for Spiritual growth laid out for us by the Apostle Peter. Let's check it out and apply it to our lives.

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.

Do you have trouble giving your all at work? Are you unhappy with your boss(es)? Do you feel like you are spinning your wheels?

Today's suggested reading is Col 3:18-25. Let's think about our everyday jobs. When we are there, who is it we should be working for?

Let's grow together!

Today's narrated reading utilizes the NASB2020.