God

From the series: Late Summer in the Psalms

Psalm 139 is known as the "Omni Psalm" that examines the omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence of God. It helps us understand who God truly is and how this knowledge should shape our lives to honor and glorify Him.

From the series: Light the Dark

When it feels like the world around us is falling apart, Jesus stands as the absolute source of truth and light in the midst of chaos, confusion, and shaky foundations.

From the series: The Genius of Jesus

Focuses on the concept of discipleship and the sacrifices it entails. It discusses Jesus' teachings about taking up one's cross and following Him, highlighting the challenges and commitments involved in being a true disciple. Emphasizes the need for believers to understand and embrace the depth of their faith, even in the face of adversity or fear, and to live out their beliefs in a way that reflects Jesus' teachings and example.

From the series: Believe

Explores the concept of humanity being created in God's image, as narrated in the book of Genesis. It delves into the intricacies and sacredness of human creation, emphasizing the intentional and purposeful design by God. Also highlights the spiritual connection between humans and God, reflecting on the attributes we share with Him, such as love, justice, and grace.

From the series: Believe

Centers on understanding God's nature through the Book of Genesis. Explores key themes about creation, the relationship between God and humanity, and God's intention in creating the world. Delves into the uniqueness of God's character, contrasting the biblical God with other deities from different belief systems. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence and purpose in the intricacies of creation and in personal life.

Abraham, David, Moses, Rahab. God built his story through unlikely, ordinary people. The one truth that can change how close you feel to him.

In the beginning, God. A devotion on Genesis 1:1 and an invitation to hide 100 essential verses in your heart, starting with the very first.

God is not served by human hands as if he needed anything. A devotion on Acts 17 and the freeing truth that God wants us though he never needs us.

God is not a man that he should lie or change his mind. A devotion on Numbers 23:19 and the rock-solid reliability of God's word.

The Bible is clear on the answer and the answer is, No. God does not change. He is perfect and he will not deviate from His eternal plan before time even began. (Isaiah 46:10-11) Malachi 3:6…

It sounds like a clever trap, but the boulder question actually teaches us something true about God's power and his unchanging nature.

It sounds like a simple question, but it carries a hidden assumption. A clear look at why the God who made all things has no beginning himself.