His name means Yaweh Saves. Isn't that such great news for us sinners?! Well, for those of us perishing in the guilt of sin, God declares that He saves!

We can have a steadfast hope in the Lord, no matter the trial or difficulty we face. How? Because of the unwavering truth of His character!

The forgiveness of our sins does more than purify our conscience. It is adoption into the family of God.

Faith is not mentally agreeing with something. It's putting your money where your mouth is. It's a dependence, a true belief in who God says He is.

There is a deficiency in the Church today. Many lack the power to overcome and confident assurance in knowing they belong to the King of the universe. Why is this, when we know in our minds that Jesus died and rose again, bringing reconciliation between us and the Father? In The One Thing Needed, Murray unpacks the necessity to be Spirit-filled believers so that we can confidently seek God with our whole hearts and minds.

K´alal tsots chij abtejotik ma´uk no´oxme lek jnopventik yu´un jechuk-ome jtalelaltik. Chij abtejotik sventa ta jtojtik li k´usi chtun ku´untik, o ta jts´ob jtak´intik sventa k´alal mi molotik xae, o sventa chij lok´ ta kux o´ntonal, o mi xtok k´alal oy k´usi ta jmantik ka´itik. ¿k´uyelan xu´ ch-abtej li jun jch´unolajel? ¿k´uyelan xu´ jeltik jtalelaltik xchi´uk jnopventik sventa ja´uk kich´tik ta muk´ li Diose?

Christian women should aspire to be known as godly, gentle, and sincere. However, those characteristics are at war with the desire to be strong, known, and empowered. In today’s world, where there is pressure to be a strong woman who stands her ground, how can Christian women know what their heavenly Father desires? In Jezebel, we explore the character of four women found in the Bible: two negative and two positive examples.

Li’ ta sba banomile ep ta xk’opojik ta k’anvanej. Oy ta skotol banomil, ja’ k’ucha’al tsk’an sbaik k’alal ta xnupunike, ta sk’anik li k’oxetike, sk’anojik yabtelik, sk’anojik li k’usi lek chuch’ike. Li Jesuse ta schanobtasotik li k’anbaile jelel k’alal ja’ no’ox ta xkai’itik ta stojolal buch’u o k’usitik: Ja’ me tsk’an ta jpastik k’ucha’al li stalel li Cristoe, ti oyuk ta jtojolaltik.

We are meant to shine God’s character in the area of relationships, and romantic relationships is no exception. In 1 Corinthians 7 Paul addresses husbands and wives, the widow and widower, the believer with an unbelieving spouse, those engaged to be married and those who are single—every one of us falls into these categories, and in any of these we can glorify God in our actions and hearts. Romantic Relationships is meant to aid your study of romantic relationships as well as show the simplicity of relationship that Paul was urging the Corinthians to follow. 

An imperative for the Christian life is the call to “persevere” in our faith. We are told again and again by the Lord and the apostles that the only faith is a persevering faith, one that remains firm through trials and temptations. This endurance is not easy, but it is a daily choice to continue to set our hope and our trust in Jesus, and it requires the right action and right attitude. Scriptures abound in the New Testament, urging believers to be patient, to long-suffer, to endure. For the sake of Christ we are to remain under difficulty, and to remain under difficulty with an abiding patience that can only be found through relationship with Jesus.