It’s easy to point out immaturity in others while ignoring our own. Paul calls believers to move beyond childish comparisons and prideful loyalties to leaders or preferences.

Wouldn’t it be great if we just knew how everything would turn out? But we don’t. And the disciples didn’t. But Jesus does.

What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if you read your Bible daily, memorize all of the teachings of Jesus, and then live as if you have never heard of him?

Some things were the same. Some things were different. God stepped into both situations and met the need.

“We know that while we are at home in the body we are away from the Lord, for we walk by faith, not by sight.”

When we consider that God has a wide-angle lens with an expansive view of time, we realize God also uses time to his advantage and ours as he answers our prayers

While the crowd argued, a young boy’s father begged Jesus for help—another illustration that arguing often gets in the way of God’s work.

The truth is that our steps of faith have impact on others that we seldom imagine. The things you do in faith today may be the very things God uses to bring life, hope, and salvation to someone you know, even many you don’t know.