Scripture isn't meant to just affirm you, it is meant to teach, rebuke, train, and correct you.

God isn't afraid of our questions; He invites them in to prove further the miraculous wonder of His breath on a page.

Scripture is alive and active and can change and transform our lives if we use it as our main source of oxygen.

There will be darkness in this life, but God wants you to live, and we praise Him as a result.

Dan Watson teaches that God just wants our undivided devotion and affection above all else.

Even good-natured distractions have the power to keep us from the one thing that matters—devotion to Christ.

In the busyness of our schedules and our day-to-day lives, there is a very real fight for our attention and affection. In this talk, we're reminded of the one thing that deserves to be priority—Jesus.

In a world of uncertainty, we can hold fast to the Rock of Ages, our steady and true anchor, amid the waves of life.

In this talk, Louie Giglio spurs us on to stop putting our hope in our circumstances and instead pursue and seek God who is always with us.

Louie Giglio invites us to zoom out and see the entire scope of Jeremiah 29:11 and the epic promise of hope that awaits there.

The years to come will have uncertainty, yet we can stand firm in the promise of Hebrews 6:19—that there is an anchor for our souls, Jesus, who is firm and secure.

Finally, the answer to the question "why are we all here?"