A believer’s true identity is not based on the things that he does, but on the fact that he has been hidden with Christ in God. Today, we unpack what this looks like and how we can daily hide ourselves in the man who hung between two criminals.

What if a believer's hunger and thirst for God's righteousness was so strong that it compelled them to live it out in every area of their life? The answer to this question is not only possible, but today’s post will show you how to get there.

God hates sin because it alienates us from Him. On the other hand, when we turn to Jesus Christ, He welcomes us with open arms, embracing our changed hearts and minds to write over them the law of love and faith in Him. This is the good news of the gospel. We have been freed from the penalty of sin, so that we may encounter the Love of God through Jesus.

Jesus used humor as a way to connect with people: parables and stories with lessons, practical jokes, loveable eccentricities, overturning social conventions, and common sense. Today, as a pastor and teacher, I’m often told that “Jesus is not a laughing matter.” But Jesus saw things differently. He used humor to communicate the truth of his mission — and connect with others.

Have you ever wondered why God places so many people in your life that you particularly don’t like? This is God’s way of encouraging us to get into love debt with them. His goal for us is to love them without ever expecting them to pay it back. By this, God’s love is perfected in us.

As believers, we need to be aware of the pattern so that we do not drift away from who God has called us to be. Today, submit to God and ask for Him to reveal the ways that you have been stuck in the system of the world. 

As believers, we must go to God when we are feeling lost in life. Like God did with Elijah, He will correct the lies that are taking our minds captive and set our lives ablaze to the truth of His Word.

Jesus called the blind man’s life into action. Jesus was sent in order to bridge the communion gap sin had separated between humanity and God. The gap was brought about by the first human's distrust in God.