When flowers, hearts and other symbols of Cupid flood store fronts, it’s easy to get caught up in the emotion of love, but we can’t understand or embrace true love without first understanding God’s love for us. Here’s 9 songs (plus a few bonus songs) about Jesus’ love for us. The book of John says that the very essence of Christ is love.
Heaven will be filled with lots of people. In fact so many that no one person can count them!
Everyone suffers in this life. To be human is to suffer. Thankfully we don’t suffer without end, though sometimes it may feel that way. The Bible promises to those who trust Jesus, “After you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to His eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen and establish you” (1 Peter 5:10).
God isn’t concerned about fairness, at least not in the way we would define fairness. However, God desires for us to see, understand and experience contentment.
During the season that’s surrounded by consumerism, the Lord reminds us that things don’t solve any problems. God’s intention is to satisfy our every need. When we offer Him our gratitude, we will discover God’s peace.
What was life like for Jesus growing up? Would He have faced the same issues as we do today?
If no one knows the actual date of Jesus Christ birthday, why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25? There are two theories, both of which have faults, one of which is more popular among theologians.
The end of the second stanza of Silent Night notes, “Jesus, Lord at thy birth. Jesus, Lord at thy birth.” Jesus was Lord from the very first day of His life. We may think of this regularly, but we hardly contemplate how that impacts us on a human level. Jesus’ purpose was to be our Lord. He had that purpose placed upon Him from the very moment He entered this world.
The Bible speaks boldly about love. Not just the agape love that God has for us, it speaks of love in relationships: the love we have for our family, our friends and in marriage.
“And there were shepherds living out in the field nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night,” reads Linus in A Charlie Brown Christmas. Let’s take a closer look at the story and learn some lessons to implement into our own lives this Christmas.
