Love and mercy cover a multitude of sins, or faults, in others. As we experience God’s mercy and grace, we are able to extend that same grace to others.

Responding with mercy to those who have mistreated you will bring freedom and joy to your heart.

Christians are the aroma of Christ to those who are being saved as well as those perishing (2 Cor. 2:14-17). The question is, “how do you smell?”

More than godly leaders taking place in governmental positions, our nation needs a spiritual revival of hearts and minds.

At a time when America is deeply divided and harsh rhetoric is the norm from media and believers alike, it’s important for Christians to refuse to give into bitter words against each other and our leaders. As Christians, scripture lays out fasting & prayer as the Church’s response to a time of national crisis.

Learning submission and humility is vital to a believer’s life in many aspects, including spiritual leadership, family and relationships, and especially our relationship with Christ.