Peace on Earth did not come as an idea, or a feeling, or a season. Peace came as a Person — Jesus Christ.

Jesus is the king who came to redeem us and restore us to God.

Loving God fully means living His Word daily—in our hearts, homes, and conversations with the next generation.

Let go of the distractions. Seek God's Word. Grow in His goodness.

God’s Word revives our soul and lights our path. His perfect law brings wisdom, joy, and clarity to every part of our lives

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.

God's work done in God's way will never lack God's supply.

This is contentment: when our lives are fully centered on Christ, and He alone becomes our source and our strength.

May we, as a people of God, rejoice and pursue with passion the honor and the privilege of being given the grace of giving.

There will come a day when we will see Jesus seated on His great white throne and hear His promise fulfilled: "Behold, I am making all things new."

Let us be grateful that in Jesus, our names are written in Heaven.

True worship calls us to live pure, persevere in faith, and labor in love — ready for the ultimate celebration with Christ.

We can live a life of confidence in God.

In Christ, we have a better life when we live by faith.

We can joyfully endure present affliction for in Christ we possess a better and a lasting provision. 

Through Christ's sacrifice, our sins are washed away, our conscience made pure, and our faith fixed on the Most High.

We are called to remember the new covenant of Christ, living in the freedom that only He graciously provides.

Through the new covenant, Jesus guarantees us access to His presence, assurance of His strength, and an advocate in our present circumstances.

May we serve each day out of love for God, nurture hope through daily diligence, and follow a faithful example to stay inspired and eager on our spiritual journey.

The One who paid the extreme price for our sin, even when we have not repented, is the same High Priest in God that draws us to Himself.