Psalm 119:65-72

The healing of the blind man at Bethsaida is radically different from the other miracles Jesus performs, in that it explicitly takes place in two stages.Learn how to understand this miracle and learn what lessons can be learned from this.Are things a little blurry in your life? Do you need a fresh touch from the Master? Are you tired of trying to live off of someone else's testimony? Are you ready to seek a personal encounter with Christ? What do you see, and what are you going to do about it?

Isaiah 40:31 is one of the most quoted verses in the Bible, often used to encourage believers in times of hardship. However, many misunderstand the depth of its meaning. This verse does not promise immediate relief but teaches the importance of patiently waiting on the Lord.Learn what it means to wait on the Lord and the benefits associated with the waiting, so that you don't feel that it is a waste.

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Standing on the rock of God's word

We all carry wounds. We’ve all been hurt in life. But wounds are not dead ends.A scar is formed when a wound is healed.Learn how to turn your wounds into scars as you allow the Lord to heal you through principles from the life of Joseph.God doesn’t give us scars to remind us that we have been hurt. God gives us scars to remind us that we have been healed, we’ve been delivered; and we’ve been set free!

Wait for God's perfect timing

Trusting God when you suffer

In Acts 24, we learn about a man who procrastinated, putting off giving his heart to Jesus Christ, and in all likelihood is in Hell today. Learn about the reasons we procrastinate and also some principles on how not to procrastinate

The testimony of the Psalmist in the school of affliction

Lessons from the lost older son