John

When we share our testimony, we are showing people just a “snapshot” of our whole story. We try to frame the perfect picture of God in our lives and what He has done, and we show it to people. Even though we know it is nowhere near as glorious as the real thing, it draws people to the light. People may see themselves in our story and realize theirs, too, could have a beautiful ending.

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.

This issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on 1 Peter 3:18b-22 and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.

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.

Did you know there are corporate chaplains in all 50 states and in several countries around the world? Corporate chaplaincy is an effective way to meet people where they are with faith and comfort in crisis, and even boosts productivity as pressure is released.

Relationships can be challenging. And people can get on our nerves—even the people closest to us. But sometimes it takes just a few “relational tweaks” to deepen any bond.

This Easter Sunday message focuses on John 11:1-14 and the Core Competency of Hope, lookig at how Jesus brought Lazarus back to life shortly before His own death and resurrection as our Savior.

This Easter issue of The Scrolls Bible study focuses on John 11:1-44 and the Core Competency of Hope.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus, the creator of the universe, took the time to make wine for a wedding feast? 

All of us have had our hand on the cross, heaving it to the place of death, and hoisting Jesus into the air. Jesus died because of all of us. And Jesus died for all of us. No one is automatically saved by Jesus, but everyone can be saved by Jesus because His death is for the world.