1 Timothy 2:4-6

There is much today by way of events, holidays, news reports, or situations that draw our mind toward thinking about evil. All occurrences of evil can serve us beneficially as believers, not in the evil represented , but in how we are reminded . Remembering and remaining aware that evil and sin are invisible and visible realities help us to engage fully in the Hope of Christ. 

Temi Michael-O shares three powerful ways to express gratitude to God for the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

One of the most pressing issues for Christians in this cultural moment is how we should interact with politics. Should we remain silent or should we be outspoken? Should we run for office or retreat into exclusively Christian communities? This three-day devotional aims to provide some biblical guardrails to consider when seeking to live out the way of Jesus in the political arena.

Many Christians disagree on some points of doctrine but agree on the Person and work of Jesus Christ. Those who teach that His work is no longer relevant or effective are false teachers. This plan studies the first half of the second chapter of Peter’s second epistle, where he warns the Church against false teachers by showing us their characteristics, consequences, and conduct.