Everyone loves a good story. There is a lot for us to discover in Acts 22 from how Paul told the story of his conversion...to a crowd that wanted to murder him. Originally posted 5/26/21.

It wasn't other people's approval that changed Paul from a persecutor to an apostle: it was God's purpose. When we discover that perspective in Galatians 1, everything in the story of our lives becomes significant. Originally posted 5/25/21.

In Acts 9, one of Christ's fiercest enemies became one of His greatest ambassadors. In the process, we discover how many lives can change when we make our story a part of Jesus's story. Originally posted 5/24/21.

We will all face problems, but they can become opportunities if we will personally follow the Apostles' example in Acts 6:1-7 and share it with others. Originally posted 5/21/21.

There's no avoiding it: we will always have problems to deal with. How we respond to them is critical, though. In Acts 6:1-7, we discover an approach to problem solving that can change everything for us. Originally posted 5/20/21.

The problems we struggle with are as old as humanity. In passages like Acts 6:1-7, we can discover how real people overcome them with God's help. Originally posted 5/19/21.

Our priorities are not always God's priorities. When we focus on what He says is right, He has a remarkable way of taking care of everything, like we discover in Acts 6:1-7. Originally posted 5/18/21.

The Book of Acts doesn't just describe church history: it gives us a model for how real people follow Jesus. Yet, even model churches have to deal with problems, as we discover in Acts 6:1-7. Originally posted 5/17/21.

Since COVID-19 hit, have you viewed church as essential or non-essential? In James 5:13-20, we discover that - now more than ever - it is literally a matter of life and death. Originally posted 5/14/21.

No matter what kind of day you're facing, there are some practical things we can discover in James 5:13-20 to help us come through it "In the Name of the Lord." Originally posted 5/13/21.

God's great power is available for people like us to discover: we just need to pray the way James 5:13-20 tells us to. Originally posted 5/12/21.

James may have been Jesus' little brother, but he didn't believe...not at first. Yet as we discover in James 5, the Lord is compassionate and merciful, and He empowers us to change. Originally posted 5/11/21.

We don't read "stories" about "characters" in the Bible: we read about events that happened to real people. As we discover that in passages like James 5, it will unleash God's power in the lives of people like us. Originally posted 5/10/21.

In Acts 1, we discover that Jesus charged His apostles to be His witnesses to the world. As we learn what they taught and experience God's power in our own lives, we become witnesses of Jesus' reign, too. Originally posted 5/7/21.