A woman of great faith knows who she is and whose she is. Today we are talking about women of great faith.
Today we are discussing keeping a righteous perspective among naysayers. It is not always easy and is rarely popular. But there is often a reward.
We are starting our celebration of Advent, the Christmas season, by talking about how Jesus is our faith.
What is it that lets us know that God is always there? The answer is today’s topic.
It is not easy being a man of faith in a world that desires undeniable proof for everything.
we are faced with global isolation mostly within our own homes due to a virus spreading across the world. Many have defined faithfulness as regular, and even frequent, attendance in a worship service with a minister or priest sharing a sermon or homily. I submit to you that this is an incorrect definition of faithfulness.
Friends, take note of Jesus in these passages and how he interacts with these people. Above all, he shows compassion, love, and forgiveness to any and all he encounters.
The Apostle Paul gives Timothy an important charge in 2 Timothy 4:1-7. Paul says he has fought the good fight and has finished the race. Living Out The Gospel is a discussion about running the race and living a practical […]
Who believes the impossible? The word itself inspires and promotes disbelief. It creates boundaries; drawing lines that say “Don't cross.” The word “can't” repeated over and over again. “Thinking outside the box” becomes non-existent.