We’re all guilty of taking God’s common grace for granted from time to time. We live our lives on the brink of eternity, all the while oblivious to the fragility of our existence.

The Bible is very different from any other book we read because it's not just words on a page; rather, it is living and breathing.

The storms of life can strike out of nowhere without any warning. At times, you can be sailing along through life, and then, boom, everything is in complete chaos.

Have you ever had your plans interrupted by people in need? If you choose to live your life under the Kingdom authority rule of Jesus, you can count on Him to purposely send hurting people into your busy life to interrupt your plans.

If I had been with Paul and Barnabas on this mission, I would have been perplexed about what went wrong. I would have been thinking, “This can’t be God’s will. How could a loving God allow something so horrendous to happen to someone who loves Him so much—to a person who is sacrificing their entire life to share the gospel?”

As followers of Jesus, we are called to focus on the goodness of God, not because it's easy, but because through this discipline we are aligning our hearts with His purpose, His love, and His redemptive plan. Our broken strings can still produce beautiful music when they're placed in the master's hands.

The following Sunday morning, as I stood trembling before that small congregation, was a tipping point in my life. Unbeknownst to me at the time, this was the moment I was finally turning my heart in the direction of my Kingdom purpose.

For most Christians, it’s not that we’re loving the wrong things, but that we’re loving the right things in the wrong order.

Have you ever been scrolling through social media and ran across pictures of someone who had been in an accident, and they're sharing their gruesome pictures for all to see? As your stomach turns, you think, “Wow, that's ugly! I didn't really want to see that!"

A few years ago, Google did a study on selfies and reported that 93 million selfies are taken every day on Android devices alone.

Do you expect that if you do everything you can to follow God's Kingdom purpose for your life, everything will fall into place without any problems?

Have you ever misjudged someone's first impression based on their appearance, and wondered how Jesus calls us to see and love others without partiality?

Have you ever wondered why God hasn't given you more? More money, success, comfort, influence, and so on? One of the most dangerous things that can happen spiritually is when someone experiences worldly success.

Are you focusing on the exterior beauty of your spiritual well, neglecting the life-giving water of Jesus, or are you ready to keep the fresh water pumping daily to refresh, refuel, and rejuvenate your soul?

It might be that you’re unknowingly fighting the wrong battles in your life, mistaking people for the enemy when the real battle is unseen and spiritual.

Ever felt like God was uncooperative during your toughest times? Discover how His grace, not immediate relief, is what you truly need. Find out how His power is perfected in weakness, just as it was for the Apostle Paul.

When life gets hard, there is the temptation to get the goodness of God mixed up with the pain and suffering of life and come to the conclusion that God is not good.

Do you ever unintentionally blast the people around you with your words? Do your jokes unintentionally hurt the ones you love? Discover the Transformative Power Within in the Dynamite in Your Dentures Devotional.

Let’s explore the concept of cheap grace, understanding that God's grace is not just a free ticket to heaven but a life-transforming, sacrificial gift that calls us to a deeper relationship and commitment to follow King Jesus

Discover your true purpose and identity by embracing the unyielding pursuit of God in every aspect of your life; for in seeking Him, you will find fulfillment beyond measure.