In Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah prophesies that Jesus would be born and carry the title Prince of Peace. What does that title mean and how does that impact you today? This is part four of a 4-part series.

In Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah prophesies that Jesus would be born and carry the title Everlasting Father. How can Jesus be the Father if He is God’s Son? This is part three of a 4-part series.

In Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah prophesies that Jesus would be born and carry the title Mighty God. What does that title mean and how does that impact you today? This is part two of a 4-part series.

In Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah prophesies that Jesus would be born and carry the title Wonderful Counselor. What does that title mean and how does that impact you today?

In the beginning, I had a lot of concerns about starting a blog, but I’m glad the Lord gave me the grace to overcome those worries. I’m so thankful for each of you on this first anniversary of The Grace Blog.

In 1 Thessalonians 5:18 Paul says to give thanks in all circumstances, but how do we do that when not all circumstances are good?

Many churches still teach tithing. Tithing is certainly seen under the Old Covenant, but as New Covenant believers, do we still practice the tithe?

Paul writes that you are a new creation in Christ, but what is it that is so new about you? What is your identity in Christ? Here is a list of what Scripture says about your identity.

Do I really need more of God and less of me? No, not if you have put your faith in Jesus for salvation. Here’s why…

A lot of people see a disconnect between work and worship, but as we dive into Scripture, what we see is that there is no disconnect at all. Work is worship.

The Israeli War is all over the news, there’s prophecies people are talking about, and there’s threats everywhere. It’s scary. What are we to think? How are we to respond?

When we compare ourselves to others, we fall into a trap that leaves us feeling inferior to some and superior to others. It can be a real roadblock on this journey of life, but there is a way out.

Addiction is an all-encompassing struggle, and it doesn't discriminate. Christians, too, can grapple with the formidable challenge of addiction, but there is grace, forgiveness, hope, and healing that can be found in Jesus.

A lot of us view some things and certain activities as sacred and others as secular, but is there really such a thing as a sacred/secular divide?

Wisdom gets talked about a lot, but not all wisdom is created equal. There is an earthly wisdom and a heavenly wisdom, and they lead us down two very different paths.

Few things upset me more than someone getting hurt by the church. It’s not supposed to be that way, but unfortunately it does happen. So what do we do if we’ve been hurt by church or if our church has hurt someone?

Did you know that you are one with Christ? Not Him up there and you down here. Not Jesus being near you. You and Jesus are one, joined together. He is in you and you are in Him!

This week I heard two completely different testimonies from a rich businessman and an African missionary and yet they both had one thing in common that brings perspective into our lives as well.

The world has a lot to say about sex, but what does the Bible say? How does God view sex, and what role does it play in our lives?

Can I really do all things through Christ who strengthens me? No. What is the real meaning of Philippians 4:13?