The Bible teaches that every person will stand before God one day—but not at the same judgment. Believers will appear before the Bema Seat of Christ to receive rewards for their faithfulness, while unbelievers will stand before the Great White Throne for final judgment. Understanding the difference between these two events changes how we live today and prepares us for eternity.

Worry quietly drains your peace, weakens your faith, and blinds you to what God is already doing. This post invites you to stop carrying burdens you were never meant to bear, release control, and trust God's perfect timing. When you let go and rest in Him, peace replaces fear - and faith becomes your strength.

When Sarah wakes up sick and alone in a new city, she must decide whether hearing a doctor’s advice is enough—or if obedience is required for healing. This modern parable reveals a powerful spiritual truth: faith that isn’t acted upon changes nothing. The Parable of the Sick Puppy challenges readers to move beyond hearing God’s Word and begin living it—because healing, transformation, and blessing follow obedience.

Worry drains your energy, steals your peace, and robs today of its strength by borrowing trouble from tomorrow. From both a practical and Biblical perspective, this post explores why worry is unproductive, unhealthy, and unnecessary—and how faith, gratitude, and prayer can free you to live with peace and confidence.

When Jesus was born, Judea was under Roman occupation, ruled by emperors, client kings, and military force. Understanding Rome's control of Judea reveals why so many expected a political Messiah - and why Jesus' Kingdomshocked the world. This historical backdrop deepens our understanding of the Gospel and God's sovereignty over empires.

God didn't send a messenger - He came himself.

When you consciously sin there are consequences: it invades your life, drags you down, follows you home and impacts your family.

"You have not because you ask not." James 4:2 This post is about how to attract God's favor into your life. In the Bible, favor can be used interchangeably with grace and blessings. A secular dictionary would define favor as preference, support, approval, kindness, goodwill, above and beyond, special treatment, etc. All of these are available to believers in Christ Jesus if they will only ask and then through faith receive the favor, blessings, grace and benefits Jesus paid

Man sees your actions, but God sees your motives. Almost everyone knows that they need to periodically check (or have someone check) the...

Do you even know what the Gospel of Jesus is? If you claim to be a Christian (Christ follower and believer), can you articulate "The...

You reap in life what you sow, good or bad. Believe it or not. Do you believe these principles to be true? Karma is real You get what...

Don't try to carry all of life's burdens by yourself. Let go and let God. Stand still in faith [remain calm, poised and patient] and let...

"You have not because you ask not." James 4:2-3 God’s “Blessings” Are Available To Believers Just For The Asking (with right motives)...

Make a decision to stop doing the things you know to be wrong. Know that the very first command of Jesus in his public life [as recorded...

Failure to forgive is fatal disobedience to God. We are commanded to forgive people who offend us or do us wrong an unlimited number of...

Many people don't actively pray for others in person because they have no idea how to do it. There is no specific formula in the Bible...

There is POWER in your spoken word to change your life. Important to know: There is creative POWER in the spoken word. So how does that...

Set a goal to bless at least three people each day (B3/D). My goal is to help restore God’s blessings on our nation. My hope is that B3/D...

The coming of a Messiah was foretold hundreds of years in advance by various prophets. Those prophesies gave the precise lineage; the...

If Jesus was here today teaching a parable, it might go something like this. 1. There was a 19-year old girl from a good family who...