The phrase "more to come" promises hope for emptiness, an assurance of God's plans, and faith in a future beyond what we can see.
The World is not Enough, Faith transcends worldly desires, true fulfillment comes from trusting God rather than chasing ephemeral offerings.
God meets our needs through miraculous and mundane means, urging us to seek His Kingdom for provision and guidance.
The author shares a dream reflecting on impatience and the importance of practicing compassion, emphasizing kindness and understanding.
The Bible study discusses Jesus’ actions after the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing faith, healing, and the significance of human touch in relationships.
“Come and see.” This is the challenge to see in Jesus the Answer to all questions, the Object of all desires, and the fulfilled Promise of all time.
Grab Another Gear. Believers must confront spiritual violence with determination, relying on God for strength and victory against Satan's attacks.
Jacob's wrestling with God in Gen.32 shows a life-changing acknowledgment of God. Challenging readers to a personal encounter with God.
Is there hope for our churches? Yes! But this hope is not found in the White House, the Court House, or the Church House. This hope is found in the hearts of God’s people. If only we will repent of our sin and once again become obedient to His Word.
Repent. A farmer's failed peach orchard illustrates the need for repentance - turning from fruitless efforts to bear true fruit as commanded by Jesus.