Kimberly

Poteet

We may pass up some amazing gifts because we deem them too small or too insignificant to fit our agenda for ourselves and our families. God’s greatest gifts often come in unexpected ways. And if we are not careful, we may overlook the greatest gift of all. Learn more about how to walk into this Christmas season with confidence, today!

Have you ever been in an awkward situation, where you had to decide whether to take a stand for what you believed or go along with the crowd? Being willing to publicly stand up for what we believe can benefit ourselves and others. With God, we can walk in confidence and freedom, and even when things are tough, we can have faith.

In a world where some struggle to find the right words, let's be the ones who offer support and encouragement. Let's learn from the story of Job, where even his closest friends misunderstood his trials. Together, let's be kind to fainting friends, fear the unknown ways of the Almighty, and always point others to the love and acceptance of Jesus.

Jesus said that His followers were the salt of the earth. In that day, salt was a highly valuable commodity—not just a seasoning. How does this relate to our faith and our true purpose as believers in today's society and culture? Discover how you can use this analogy to promote Jesus to those around you.

Are you experiencing depression, or have you gone through it with a friend in the past? God gives us gifts to use for His glory. On our own and without His help, they will be wasted. Learn more about how God can indeed use everything for good because He loves us and cares about what we're going through.

Have you ever lost something valuable? Did you diligently search for it and not stop until it was found? That moment of panic can be traumatic for anyone involved, whether it's a memorable keepsake or just your car keys. Imagine how valuable God sees one of us when we go astray!