Is 1 John 1:9 about ongoing confession of sin? Do you have to confess every sin to be completely forgiven? What happens if you forget to confess one of your sins? Here’s the real meaning of 1 John 1:9.

A lot of times we try to live out the love of Jesus by doing loving things for them. However, if we are going to truly love people well, we must first know how much we are loved by God and then allow that love to be poured through us!

God is our refuge, but how many of us really experience the Lord as our refuge? To experience true rest, safety, security, and peace we must actively take refuge in the Lord through setting our hearts and minds on Jesus.

Many of us are looking for Jesus in the big, flashy, extraordinary, out of this world moments, but maybe He is speaking to us in the normal, ordinary, mundane moments of everyday life.

What if eternal life wasn’t just something we enter into when we die but when we first begin to believe? Well, that is what Scripture tells us is actually true!

Are you experiencing intimacy with Jesus? If you are in Christ, you are in a spiritual union with Him and it’s possible to commune with Him in a deep, experiential relationship.

What burdens are you carrying that you need to give to Jesus? His burden is light, and He cares for you. Cast your cares on Him today and experience His rest and His peace.

Lordship salvation is a popular teaching that leaves a lot of people in situations where they end up doubting whether they are saved or not. What is it? And what does the Bible say about salvation?

Most people know that on Good Friday, Jesus was dying sacrificially for our sins. So, why are so many people trying to make sacrifices in their lives to make up for their sins?

What does it mean to be reconciled to God? Are we really considered God’s enemies? Paul helps us see the answers to these questions in Colossians 1:21-22.

In Matthew 5:17, Jesus said, “I have not come to abolish the law,” Does that mean we should live the Christian life by trying to follow the Old Testament Law? If not, what does that mean?

This blog puts a lot of emphasis on God’s grace and sometimes people think that means there are no consequences for sin. Are there consequences for sin? If so, what are they?

Have you ever found yourself asking, “Where is the life?” Jesus said He came to give us abundant life (Jn. 10:10), but for many of us, we don’t feel like we’re experiencing it in our lives. Why is that so? How do we experience abundant life?

Malachi 3 tells us to bring the whole tithe and to not rob God or we will be cursed! Is that true? No! What is the real meaning of Malachi 3:8-10? Let’s dive into the passage and find out!

Spiritual darkness and evil are all around us. Sometimes we even feel like it might overtake us. How can you have victory over evil? It might be easier than you think.

In 1 Cor. 6:9-11, Paul says that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God and then lists several specific sins of wrongdoers. Does that mean that people who commit those sins don’t go to heaven? If not, what does it really mean?

Guilt and shame can weigh on us so heavy that we go into hiding, wear masks, and try to keep people from knowing what is really going on in our lives. How can we overcome guilt and shame?

Is baptism necessary for salvation? Do you have to be baptized to go to heaven? What happens if you don’t ever get baptized? Find out what Scripture really says about baptism.

Many people try to live the Christian life alone. They’ll say, “I have my personal relationship with Jesus, and that’s all I need.” However, the Bible declares that you are not meant to live as a lone ranger Christian. You have a corporate identity in Christ.

Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most popular verses in the Bible that seems to promise plans of prosperity and blessing in our lives, but that is not what that verse means. Here’s the real meaning of Jeremiah 29:11.