Of all the “to-dos” in Hebrews 13, here is one that could encourage and direct us most.

God speaks through us in many ways besides words. Now is the time for us to act.

The throng contains more names than we can possibly list. And someday we will join them.

It’s easy to believe our problems are God’s fault. But maybe we need to turn the looking glass on ourselves.

Have you figured out how the circumstances of your life today fit into God’s big picture and purposes? This week’s posts encourage us to keep believing that God is at work, even when we can’t see how. Choose one or two to read again or share with a friend.

Reflections on a simple initiative in a small church that created decades of ministry with multiplied influence.

Isaiah spoke to a generation that had trouble believing his promises for the future. And he offered hope that extends even to us today.

As we respond to the promises of God, we complete the stories of the Bible heroes we hold dear—and we become heroes to someone in our lives, too.

Just as it was difficult for those in exile to imagine the place where God was calling them, we may have trouble grasping his invitation to us today.