Some of what Jesus says is really intense. Instead of trying to soften it, we need to focus on keeping it.

Typically, our differences divide us. That should change when the name of Jesus is involved.

Don’t miss the point: greatness in God’s kingdom comes from serving like Jesus.

We all have doubts and limitations. When we bring them to Jesus, all things are possible.

When our mountaintop moments are inevitably followed by valleys, Jesus shows us how to bear it.

As we study Titus 3:1-11, we will discover how Jesus makes us heirs of real hope.

Even after we know who Jesus is, we will still have lots of questions.

When you see Jesus in all His glory, you realize: He alone is who we need to hear.

The cross was a symbol of oppression and brutality. So why does Jesus tell us to take up ours and follow Him?

Once you understand Jesus is the Christ, what He came to do starts to become more plain - though not without struggle.

There are lots of thoughts about who Jesus is, but only one is true: He is the Christ.

Sometimes Jesus has to touch us more than once before we can fully see.

Even as followers of Jesus, we can be hard-hearted, needing our eyes and ears healed as much as any one.

The evidence is all there: the only thing determining whether we will know Jesus or not is the state of our heart.

Jesus shows compassion over and over…and somehow it still surprises us.

The more we get to know Jesus, the more we see He does all things well.

As we study Acts 16:6-15, we will discover how to accept the Spirit’s lead and reach the right conclusions.