Bring your heart (The story of she who loved much)
What's the meaning of worship? It's not a mystery. One of the first — and most important — things you get to bring to God is your heart.
What's the meaning of worship? It's not a mystery. One of the first — and most important — things you get to bring to God is your heart.
Christ said "It is finished" at the cross. What does this mean for your life, and how does it affect your daily worship?
Jesus calls his disciples friends. They know him and what he stands for. Jesus also calls you friend. His friendship is beautiful, loving, and whole. And it comes with a mission...
"The Little Drummer Boy" is a Christmas classic featuring one poor boy's act of simple worship that pleased the heart of Jesus.
(Mark 1:35-37) Even the Son of God needed respite with the Father. Where's your place?
(John 11:38-44) The climactic and surprising ending to the story of Lazarus offers the final word on death and suffering.
(John 11:32-37) The story of Lazarus offers an interlude of mourning—and the shortest verse of the Bible.
On the greatest claim anyone could make. And the concrete, living hope we have in Christ.
(John 11:17-24) In the face of death, Jesus hints at the future reality of the "resurrection at the last day."