Teaching Our Students the Promises of God
He is the God who promises, and he is the God who delivers on his promises.
He is the God who promises, and he is the God who delivers on his promises.
One of the richest devotional resources we’ve seen, His Testimonies, My Heritage: Women of Color on the Word of God is an extended, careful study of Psalm 119 from the perspectives of twenty-seven different women.
Grace-filled, gospel-centered, and Bible-saturated youth ministry possesses the power and substance to instill lasting faith in kids.
Setting a goal to read the Bible in a year makes reading the Bible more obtainable by having a specific plan and goal, instead of making a vague effort to simply read more Scripture.
When we take our students through Biblical history, we can show them that God not only works in and through our worldly political affairs, but He often works through the people and the governments we least expect.
We ground ourselves in the Scriptures so that our joy will be full, we will have direction, and our hope in Christ will be a focal point of our lives.
Jesus doesn’t back down from the depths of the darkness in the world or the darkness in the depths of us all.
This year, our students have seen so much with their physical eyes…But the gospel message John offers here is a call to see something beautiful, powerful, and compelling.
When Mary is faced with an opportunity to glorify herself, she rejoices only in the unearned mercy God has shown her.
