One wonderful thing about this time of year is that people seem to work harder at being thankful. Families find time in their busy schedules to stop and remember the things that matter. Unfortunately though, thankfulness for the gift of life is something

Titus 3, verses 4-7 share 13 gifts from Jesus. Jesus is the greatest gift that the world has ever received. When Jesus is so real and alive in us, people cannot help but be drawn to Jesus inside of us. Jesus came to influence the earth so dramatically ...

Imagine the biggest box under the tree, and on it is your name! Inside God has packaged all of the most amazing gifts He has, and they are all wrapped up in Jesus! (Jesus in a box; what a thought!) It is in God’s heart to have a personal one-to-one r

How hard is it too be thankful when you feel like you have nothing to be thankful for? Thankfulness is an attitude. In any situation, we determine and control our attitude. We decide to be happy or sad, to be negative or rejoicing. We have the power and a

Thankfulness is always connected to sacrifice. In the Bible, whenever there is a sacrifice, it is made to give thanks to God. A thankful heart is a submitted heart. Thankfulness humbles us and prepares us to submit to God. Thankfulness lowers us, what weÃ

How can we as people in relationship with Jesus help bring others into relationship with Jesus? Luke 15 tells three stories demonstrating God’s priority for people who are away from him. There is the parable of the lost sheep, the parable of the lost

When Jesus returned to Heaven, He gave us a commission and a promise. A commission is a mission with a specific set of goals that we are to accomplish. A promise is a guarantee that what was said to happen will happen. Our commission was to tell everyone

Whenever one think about evangelism, they cannot help thinking of the verses in Matthew 4 when Jesus called His first disciples—Peter, Andrew, James, and John. He told them He would make them fishers of men. Now, the idea of fishing for people may se

Seven times the New Testament makes reference to running. We’re encouraged to run with patience, to run to win, to run towards a goal, and to finish the race. It’s important to note that this was not just an arbitrarily chosen metaphor. Paul kne

The word “Evangelism” suffers from a deep misconception. All too often, Christians think when they evangelize, they need to be Billy Graham and get someone from greeting to salvation in 1.2 seconds. No one—Christian or not—needs that s