Have you ever felt disappointed because things did not turn out the way you expected? At some point, we have all had expectations about people, situations, and even about God. Expectations can be a source of hope, but they can also become a trap that steals our peace and pulls us away from God's will when they are not fulfilled. We live in a culture that constantly pushes us to expect more: more success, more comfort, more recognition. And when those expectations are not met,

"Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth" Col 3:2. The above verse is such a good reminder. In a world filled with so much noise, constant influence, materialism, and endless media, setting our minds on the things of heaven often takes a back seat. Yet, as pilgrims on our journey to our heavenly home, it is essential that our minds remain fixed on eternity so that we do not stray from the narrow path. Setting our minds on the things of this ea

We are excited to share how God is opening doors for His Word to reach people around the world. During this month alone, our ministry has had the privilege of sending Bibles to people hungry for His Word across multiple nations. We have distributed Bibles to: • Lithuania • Australia • Italy • Pakistan • United Kingdom • Venezuela • Argentina • Communities throughout the United States Each Bible sent represents an opportunity for someone to encounter the life changing

Worldwide pandemic, global warming, wars, political instability, diseases, hunger, international tension. This is the world that we are all

How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m praying for you” or seen comments on social media saying the same? It is extremely common...

How do you think of your own sin? Do you think you are a “good person” and just mess up sometimes, or do you think you’re kind of “bad”...

Belief is not enough What does belief really mean? What does the Bible say about what belief really means? Now what does society in this...

The topic of who Jesus died for has become a theological argument of great importance in our day. Basically, there are two theological aspects, one that defends that Jesus died for all, while the other one defends that Jesus only died for a few. We will now analyze the two aspects, always having as reference what the truth of the Bible exposes. As always, we will do it in a concise way so that it is easier to understand. We emphasize that the brevity of the topic does not im

The times we are living in today should come as no surprise for followers of Christ. 2 Timothy 3:1-9 clearly lays this out. One cannot...