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A wife should be a safe place for her husband. She should be a trustworthy and supportive confidant. Her husband should also praise his wife and be her spiritual leader. He should remove harmful influences from the home. A Christian marriage is always a testimony to others.

Christ's arms were outstretched to the weak, the poor, the despised and the unlovely. Matthew and John described the call of Christ to people who rejected Him.

The "Indescribable" companion devotional addresses the importance of praising God in our everyday lives. We are given a garment of praise by God, and when we wear it, we grow in intimacy with our Heavenly Father and see life from His perspective. The result is joy, peace and hope for the future.

Humility is the antidote for pride. We surrender to God's refining work in our lives, resulting in obedience and faith.

Pride can cause us to miss God's blessing in our lives when we refuse to depend on Him. We must find our identity and value in Him.

Women were not honored in the known world during the time of King Solomon's reign. Unfortunately, women were considered property or second-class citizens. Israel's idolatrous neighbors based their value of women on their pagan theology and worship practices. God showed us a new paradigm when the author of Proverbs 31 affiimed the inestimable value ...

God's love for us is completely unselfish. Christ modeled such sacrificial love while He was on earth. The apostle Paul paints a picture of agape love in 1 Corinthians 13 that we can apply to every relationship we have.

Jesus' teaching on the Kingdom of God provides many lessons for His followers. The parables of the sower, weeds, mustard seed, yeast, hidden treasure, pearl of great price, and the net describe various aspects of Christ's reign.

The Psalms of Ascents are fourteen poems that depict the pilgrimage of faith for abeliever. As the spiritual child grows to maturity, his worship of God will change dramatically. He will begin to love God not for what He can give, but for who He is.

Pride is an over-concern with self, self-condemnation, and selfishness. We must learn to express our needs in a healthy way.

God never simply sees us as we are, but who we can become. When we place our hand in His, He guides us to greatness. Jacob, the Old Testament patriarch, was named "sneaky" by his father. But when He met God face to face, a cheater became a prince. Simple Simon became powerful Peter-anointed at Pentecost, performing miracles, shepherding souls, and ...