Psalms

If heaven is mere fantasy, there’s no need to give it a second thought. Why worry about some mythical place in the sky? But, if heaven is for real, it demands serious attention.

Although we may not give full vent to our anger in a public way, the hard truth is that a rage monster lives inside each of us and raises its head in subtle and not-so-subtle ways. The tendency is to minimize it, excuse it, rationalize it, even justify it, but try as we might, we know that we have an ugly problem, and we need to face it and deal with it.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Peter 3:13-18a and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.

Psalm 23 is more than a cherished source of comfort or some verses to recite; it offers a glimpse into the relentless pursuit of God's goodness and mercy in our lives.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Peter 3:8-12 and the Core Competency of Kindness/Goodness.

When troubles hit, we often turn to lament and despair. But as we change our focus from our problems to God, we develop a faith-based resolve that pleases the Lord and eases our fear as we trust in his faithful care.

The Bible tells us that even if we did not know the story of Jesus, did not have a Bible, did not know other Christians, and had zero biblical or theological knowledge — we would still have every reason to believe that God exists. The total solar eclipse of 2024 gives us one such reason.

The quickest way to remind my soul of who God is and what He's done is to get outside. As I walk, I remember His Word and marvel at His world. Here are 3 ways to move your devotional time outside.

When Hinnan was 11, a team from Campus Crusade for Christ came to his town in Pakistan to show the Jesus Film on a grand multimedia screen. For those fleeting two hours, he felt as though he encountered the living presence of Jesus.

The Lord says He will lead his children down a new path, “guiding them along an unfamiliar way,” brightening the darkness before them and smoothing out the road ahead of them.