In God’s Word we find a lot of attention given to washing and cleansing.

Our plans should be are undertaken in prayer and in willingness to defer to the Lord’s will.

There is no mild language used by Jesus when he talks about the judgment. 

Are we willing to genuinely seek? Are we willing to admit, “I don’t know,” and then do something about it? 

Life's significant moments would feel incomplete without companions to share them with.

With forgiveness, there is a healing of a rift that divides two parties in a relationship. The restoration of this relationship is a reason to be joyful.

Happiness is transactional, but joy is permanent, resilient, visionary and strategic, and goes far beyond the here and now. 

Everything that God asked of Israel regarding their appreciation—thankful and joyful worship—He now expects of us, perhaps more so.

The Bible is full of joy and rejoicing in all kinds of settings. All sorts of lessons are there to guide us from joy to “Joy.”  

Joy means something steady, quiet, divinely wonderful... it means gladness, delight—a sense of assurance.

A collection of thoughts from young people about the joys we have in Christ.

Music is there to refresh us, to comfort us, and to fill us with joy!