When we give God our desires, we are expressing a vulnerable part of our soul that holds our dreams, fears, and aspirations. So, what is a biblical understanding of praying for the desires of our heart. Here are 3 points of consideration.

As Christ-followers, we have the joyful responsibility to share the good news of Jesus with everyone God leads us to. But how often do we consider the absolute necessity of Holy Spirit's empowerment in leading in the task?

Jesus's parables are some of the most well-known parts of the gospels. Yet, many times Jesus's audience left confused with what to take away from the parable (e.g. Luke 8:9 & Mark 4:10). Here are four sequential steps to read and understand the parables, using Matthew 20:1-16.

Honest question: Does following God always lead to prosperity? It all depends on how we define prosperity. Let's consider a narrative from a famous person in biblical history—Joseph.

Be strong and very courageous” (Joshua 1:7, NLT) God said to Joshua. These are the kinds of instructions you receive when something risky or dangerous lies ahead. God calls us to have courageous trust when we are on the brink of something great–something He is calling us to. But what does that look like?

What is the Sabbath? When asking this question I have heard a variety of responses. The one that is most common is something like: “Isn’t the Sabbath just a day off work?” To stop there would miss out on so much of the meaning.

What’s the difference between hades and hell anyway? Whatever the foggy understanding of death and the afterlife was in the Old Testament era, Jesus has revolutionized our understanding of death.

“Manifesting” is a term that’s been twisted into the principle of the law of attraction or a name-it-and-claim it falseology. Both are deceptions. Manifesting actually carries biblical precedence. Learn the 3 things Christians should be manifesting.