Faithful Service for God’s Glory
Discover the power of faithfully fulfilling your role and responsibilities in God’s kingdom. In this inspiring passage from Second Chronicles, we learn the importance of waiting upon our offices and giving our all for the glory of God. #Help4Today
Saved to Serve
Discover your area in serving your local church and making a difference in people’s lives. Get inspired to be an active member of your church and use your unique talents and abilities to serve others. We are saved to serve and make a difference today. #Help4Today
Three Directing Words for the Feet
Bro. Burcham uncovers the powerful message behind the short command from Jesus, “Follow thou me,” recorded in the Gospel of John. Find out where He leads us, if we would follow Him, and what it means to truly follow Christ in today’s world.
Three Searching Words for the Conscience
Discover the significance of a simple question in this article as Bro. Burcham continues his series on three-word phrases from the Gospel of John.
The Eternal Effect of a Simple Sign
Have you ever considered how God can use the most unassuming things to make the biggest difference? In this article, this author shows how a small deed can make an eternal impact.
Let Them Know
If we are not careful, we will listen to the whispers of the wicked one who tells us no one cares and nothing we do matters. Mrs. Chung provides examples of how untrue that statement is in this article.
Double Talents
Dr. Nikoley examines the parable of the talents and asks a provoking question regarding our talents in this article.
Training New Workers for Sunday School
As a church or Sunday School ministry grows, the need for workers in the church increases as well. Bro. David Sloan shares three tips for training new workers in this article.
Don’t Be a Demas!
The name “Demas” is forever associated with a Believer who backslid on God and quit the ministry. Pastor Cooper shares three truths from Demas’ life that pushed him to backslide.
Wait, but Work While You’re Waiting
In this brief article, Pastor Cooper explains that waiting on the Lord does not mean to sit idle and simply do nothing.
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