God
This article is about what “glory” and “to glorify” mean in the Bible: God’s visible excellence. It explains how Jesus revealed and glorified the Father, how God glorified the Son after the cross, how believers should glorify God daily, and the future glory shared with Christ.
John 17:1-5
This article is about seeing God’s glory through faith. Using Jesus’ words to Martha (John 11:40), it contrasts unbelief—focused on darkness and death—with faith that looks beyond the visible, trusts the living God, and expects His power in life’s hardest moments.
John 11:40
This article is about God’s glory as both light and love, and how Christ’s finished work—proved by His resurrection and exaltation—lets believers stand before God in peace. It highlights forgiveness, justification, and the hope of sharing Christ’s glory.
Isaiah 6:1,5,7; Luke 5:8
This article deals with rekindling your spiritual connection and overcoming barriers to rediscover joy and closeness with God, emphasizing trust in His unwavering love and the importance of a personal relationship with Christ.
2 Timothy 2:13
This article is about how God the Father comes close to us in the Lord Jesus and how we can recognize in his actions, his love and his nature that the Father is just as trusting, merciful and trustworthy as the Son reveals him to be.
John 14:9; 12:45
In this article, the relationship between God’s light and love is reflected on, showing how the finished work of Christ removes fear and gives the believer peace before God. The focus is on confidence that flows from knowing Christ is exalted in glory as proof of complete forgiveness and justification.
1 Peter 1:21; Isaiah 6:1,5,7; Luke 5:8
In this article, episodes from Joseph’s life are used to reflect on trust in God’s wisdom during hardship and to point to Christ as the perfect example of dependence on the Father.
Genesis 40:14; 48:17-19
In this article, we reflect on the three crosses of Golgotha to see how Christ stands at the center of humanity, revealing the stark contrast between rejection and redemption.
Luke 23:33
In this article, we are challenged to consider whether we allow ourselves to be distracted by a passing world or deliberately redeem our time by seeking God’s will, following the example of the Lord Jesus.
1 John 2:17
In this article, we explore how the manna in the wilderness foreshadows Christ in its origin, form, purity, sweetness, and life-giving power as the true bread from heaven.
John 6:51
What shapes the way we think, choose, and live—conformity to our surroundings or inner transformation? This article explores how trust, perspective, and renewed thinking influence our responses to the world around us and guide us toward a more intentional way of life.
Romans 12:2
What if dependence isn’t a limitation but a path to a fuller, more meaningful life? This series explores how embracing guidance, connection, and trust—modeled in the life of Jesus—can shape a grounded and fruitful daily walk.
John 15:5
Christ’s forty days in the desert were a profound demonstration of His sinless perfection and unwavering obedience. Confronted with every form of temptation, He answered only with God’s Word. His example teaches us how to stand firm when the enemy attacks.
Matthew 4:7
In this article, the question of how personal obedience can be lived out is explored through the example of the prophet Jonah. The text reflects on decision-making, heartfelt obedience, and the challenges of aligning personal attitudes with God’s will.
2 Corinthians 2:9
In this article, the biblical concept of the “obedience of faith” is examined through key passages in Romans, explaining the link between faith and action, the response to the gospel, and its implications for believers and the church.
Romans 1:4–5
In this article, the biblical meaning of obedience is introduced, defining its foundation in God’s authority and presenting Jesus Christ as the central example whose humility and suffering shape the understanding of faithful obedience.
Philippians 2:8
In this article, Psalm 118’s image of the rejected stone becoming the cornerstone is explored, highlighting its prophetic meaning about the Messiah, Israel’s future response, and the contrast between unbelief and faith.
Psalm 118:22-23
The resurrection is the heartbeat of the gospel—the truth on which all others stand. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul proclaims that because Christ rose, believers will too. From the empty tomb flows assurance, power, and hope: Jesus lives, reigns, and will one day raise His own in glory.
1 Corinthians 15:1-58
In this article, we explore 1 Corinthians 13 and its teaching on divine love, its necessity for spiritual gifts, its defining characteristics, and its lasting importance as the motive and foundation for Christian life and service.
1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Luke highlights that Christ’s actions came before His words—a striking contrast to the Pharisees. In both life and teaching, Jesus was the perfect example, living what He taught and calling us to follow in His footsteps.
Acts 1:1