Do you want to make the world a better place? It is a worthy goal, right? Straighten yourself out, stand up straight, bear as much responsibility as you can handle – to put it in the words of someone like Dr. Jordan Peterson. But how do you do that with any hope that it will actually make a di

What’s in a greeting? Let’s take a look at Paul’s greeting in his letter to the Colossians. Was this letter only written to the Colossians? What does Paul tell us about himself in this greeting and how can we apply this to ourselves?

Do we work out our salvation or does God work out in us? How do fear, faith and obedience factor into this? Let’s take a look at Philippians 2:12-13.

What if you could choose the spouse for your child? What if you could be as full of life as a 90 year old as you are in your 20’s? These are dreams that we as parents and as folks that are staring at more and more candles on our own cake would love to know how to do. Abraham unlocks the secret

With Sarah’s death, it brought to the forefront how little of God’s Promise Abraham had received. While being very wealth and now having his son Isaac, he still did not own a single acre of land. Abraham makes a choice in Chapter 23 that defines his commitment to the promise of God. See

As we sit back and watch the winter Olympics we are amazed at the challenge these athletes endure. It is certainly the great test of their life and one that they will remember for a lifetime. In Genesis Chapter 22, God gives Abraham what many consider his final exam on faith. Abraham’s answers

We live in a society of belt and suspenders. Always having a backup plan in case the promises are broken or a person’s word fails. This type of thinking if applied to our faith in God’s promises only weakens it. With the Birth of Isaac, see God’s message about adding suspenders to

If you have ever been caught in a strong undertow or rip current you know how scary that can be. However, it is your response once you are in the rip current that will determine whether or not you survive it. Sin can be described as an undertow with strong rip currents. This lesson talks about how t