Isn’t it beautiful that the final words of the Bible are a blessing and not a threat or curse? The Old Testament ends with the word “curse,” but the New Testament, after all the thunder, ends with the grace of Jesus Christ. It says, “The grace of our Lord Jesus...

We see examples in the Bible of women who followed God and were obedient to Him. Women like Rahab, the harlot, who hid the spies because she feared the Lord. She later became an ancestor of King David, who became the king of Israel. Why? Because Rahab feared God and...

The Commas of Past Sin: Our past sins do not have to be the final period in our story. Through repentance and faith in Christ, what once marked our lives can become a comma, a place where the story continues through God’s grace. This passage does not minimize the seriousness...

Wow! Just let that verse sink in a bit. We didn’t deserve Jesus. He is love and showed us love when He came to earth to save us, when He stretched His arms out on the cross, when He was put in the grave, and when He ascended to Heaven....

Rahab was a harlot, known for a past that is normally looked down upon (Joshua 2:1). But her past was not the end of her story! She became a big part of biblical history. Not only did she help save her family, but through her lineage came the Savior, Jesus...