How can we BLESS those in our lives who don't know Jesus as Lord and Savior?
We hear from former RECC students who are currently involved in ministry around the world.
John the Baptist was called by God to "make ready the way of the LORD." He challenged people to make room in their hearts for the activity of God.
The Old Testament provides a road map that leads directly to Jesus as the Messiah. So why did so many not understand who He was?
How do we respond when plans change? Do we respond like Joseph, the Magi or like Herod?
Are we like the 1 or the 9 when it comes to being thankful to God? Let's see what a thankful person looks like in Scripture.
What is the correlation between how we forgive others and how God forgives us? And how do we know if we've truly forgiven someone.
What was it about the early church that compelled them so freely to meet one another's needs? What can we learn from their example?
We all know the phrase, "Sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me." But the Bible presents a very different view of the damage that our words can do.
Jesus asks His disciples, and us, a question. "Why do you call me Lord, and not do what I ask?" (Luke 6:46) Obedience matters to God.