Staff/Lifeway Christian Resources

The truths found in the great Exodus story of the Passover still apply to us today. We can trust God to remember us and deliver us from whatever bondage we suffer.

One thing that’s great about Hallmark Christmas movies is that they are predictably, inevitably heartwarming, offering perfect endings and a longed-for peace hard to come by on Earth.

We are sometimes overwhelmed by our weaknesses, unable to see how God can use us. God reminds us that His strength is sufficient, and everything is under His sovereign hand.

We may view the Lord’s prayer as an invitation to God, but it really is an invitation to us; a call for us to participate in God’s purposes in His creation.

Believers can expect to be questioned, mocked and opposed when we declare Jesus to be the Messiah. Our lives and our conversations should bear witness to what Jesus has done for us.

Jealousy thrives in the world of artists and musicians. One of the more renowned tales of jealousy comes from the classic movie “Amadeus,” which dramatizes the fictionalized account of Salieri’s jealousy of Mozart.

God is ever merciful and full of grace to His people, fulfilling His promises despite our sin. We, however, still need to wait on Him, rather than forging ahead on our own.

Our current circumstances, perceived barriers or past failures can cause us to believe we are hopeless, that we are no longer qualified or capable of making a positive contribution to God’s kingdom.

When God calls, He is usually calling us first and foremost to trust in Him, to give Him glory, and make His name great wherever we go.

Both Baby Boomers and Millennials have been described as the Me generation, focused on themselves with no concern for the community around them. But there’s a better way to live.