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To live a grace-filled life, receive God’s forgiveness daily, walk in humility, extend grace to others, and stay rooted in Christ.

"Unmerited favor" means “grace”—God’s freely given love and forgiveness that we cannot earn and do not deserve.

Cultivate daily gratitude by intentionally thanking God, remembering His faithfulness, and responding with joyful obedience.

A good church isn’t about style or comfort—it’s about joining the true Body of Christ. Look for one that teaches the Bible faithfully, fosters genuine worship, encourages discipleship and fellowship, and lives on mission through prayer, service, and outreach.

God allows suffering and persecution for correction, for perfection, and for reproduction. We live in a fallen world. When we sin, God sometimes uses suffering to correct and chasten us. (See Hebrews 12:6.) Other times, God uses...

The role of peace is for the Christian to constantly pursue it. (See 1 Peter 3:11, Romans 14:19.) For the Christian, peace with God has already been made, and the Prince of Peace resides inside. (See Colossians 1:20, Isaiah 9:6.) However, we must not...

When Jesus speaks of being pure in heart, He is speaking to the inner person of one who follows Christ. This goes far beyond the outward appearance and actions of a believer to the inward devotion and motivation of the believer. It goes beyond one’s perfection in...

"Blessed are the merciful” can also be said, “joyful are those who show mercy to others.” Mercy has been defined simply as not giving someone what he deserves. The original phrase comes from one of the teachings of Jesus found in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus said in Matthew 5:7, “Blessed are the...

The Greek word for blessed from the Bible is makarios and is translated as blessed or happy. However, the meaning goes far beyond “happy” in the worldly sense. The world sees happiness as something based on one’s circumstances. This is not a biblical view. The biblical view of the word “blessed” begins with...

A simple yet biblical definition for the word meek would be “strength under control.” A physical portrait of this is seen in a wild horse that has been taught to accept its bridle and saddle. The enormous power of that horse is...