In a world filled with discouragement, we all need someone to believe in us. The story of Barnabas from the New Testament shows us that encouragement is far more than just positive words—it's a spiritual force that can transform lives and even shape history.

Jesus meets us where we are, but He loves us too much to leave us where He found us. He loves us, forgive us, reshape us, and refines us into the men and women He has called us to be. He transforms us through His great love.

What about those second-generation Christians in the early church? Those who never saw Jesus in person but believed through the testimony of others? Their stories reveal something profound: every biography is a potential turning point in God's mission for our planet.

Have you ever had your heart set on something, only to have your hopes dashed? We all face disappoint ment in life, but how we respond to...

Being a father is one of life's most important roles, yet many men receive little to no training for this critical responsibility. Most...