When we are fully committed to God, Jesus will come into our crises for one reason, for our sake alone. He comes to comfort and rescue us because he loves us.

Every one of us has a special connection with the world’s one and only dependable adviser in our times of trouble: the Holy Spirit.

Several Old Testament prophets had visions revealing a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the last days, and this should greatly encourage us.

Don’t be afraid of failure. Worship God until victory comes! This may sound like an oversimplification, but the way past failure actually is adoration of God.

The father’s love brought the prodigal son home, but it was the father’s delight that kept him there. This story is not primarily about a lost son but rather the father.

We are to esteem the ones who sinned against us as highly as we do other members of the body. When we let God’s love dwell in us, all fear will be cast out.

Let us embrace the knowledge that God never forsakes his children in their time of anguish, even when things seem absolutely hopeless. We can trust him!

The comforting ministry of the Holy Spirit that Jesus promised his followers begins with this foundational truth: God is not mad at you; he loves you.

One of our greatest concerns should be that we maintain a prayer life. When we neglect prayer, we grieve the Spirit of God.

We can rejoice in the knowledge that God is training and equipping people everywhere to be defenders of the faith by increasing their dependence on him.