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The Verse That Won’t Let Go. . . "He has told us about your love in the Spirit." — Colossians 1:8

The Spirit Prays for Us. . . That’s where Romans 8:26–27 brings such hope!

Let’s slow down with this story. Here’s what Matthew 27:27–31 says (NIV): What if my sin isn’t just some personal mistake? What if every time I choose my own way, it’s almost like doing one of these very things to Jesus himself?

What's the Difference? Psalm 103:7 says, “He made known His ways to Moses, His acts to the sons of Israel.”

Friend, knowing God as Father changes everything. It moves us from living like orphans to walking as sons and daughters who belong in His household. Paul prayed this for the Ephesian believers

"In the Spirit." It pops up often, especially when something special from God is about to happen--like a new revelation, direction or work straight from heaven.

Living in the Spirit—is it Practical? Romans says, “You are not in the flesh but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwells in you.”

What Does “In the Spirit” Really Mean? Being “in the Spirit” sounds mysterious, but it’s really quite practical. It means that the Holy Spirit, God’s own Spirit, lives inside you and changes how you think, see, and respond.

Jesus said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Therefore pray to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest” (Matthew 9:37-38).

God’s Treasure in Everyday People. . . Let's look at something Paul mentioned that always leaves me speechless. In 2 Corinthians 4:7, he writes: “We have this treasure in earthen vessels.”

The Prodigal’s Road. . . His father had never stopped hoping; he saw the boy still far down the road and ran to embrace him, tears mixing with dust and joy on his cheeks.

When Bible Study Looks Like Disco. . . Have you ever looked back at your Bible, wondering why all those bold highlights and notes haven’t changed you one bit?

Sometimes when we pray, we don’t know what to say or how to pray. Our hearts may feel weak, or our words fall short. Yet God understands us perfectly.

The Bible speaks about The Fruit of the Spirit—a powerful way to describe how the Holy Spirit works in every believer's life. This fruit is a sign of God’s presence, showing qualities that grow naturally as we follow Jesus. But what exactly is The Fruit of the Spirit, and how can we grow in it?

Historical Introduction to the Churches of God, General Conference

Welcome! Here you’ll find some of our favorite websites and apps to help you read, listen to, and study the Bible.

Have you tasted my Jesus?

This 31-day devotional plan offers an easy-going journey through the Book of Colossians, highlighting Paul’s key message: Christ in you, the hope of glory and Christ all in all, and in all.

Grace & Peace in Scripture You find these two words most often in Paul’s writings. Paul uses them side-by-side as a kind of two-part greeting. It's not just tradition; it's an incredible truth!

Loving Jesus means loving His people. You can't claim to be Jesus' best friend and then hate His family. The Church is like His big, family reunion. If you love Jesus, you've got to love His family too!