The workplace tends to be toxic, but Joseph’s story in Genesis gives us a picture of how God uplifts and rewards those who diligently put Him first.

God’s calling for every person is worth a lifetime of discovery and consistent pursuit. And God’s intent is that we live out that calling.

When God charged man to fill the earth and subdue it, it meant more than just growing your family. It was a command to take the culture of God’s Kingdom to the ends of the earth.

Work can be stressful because of the pressure to perform and exceed expectations. The truth is, work was God’s idea, and He knows how to do it best.

The gospel is not just a one-time encounter. As we meditate on it daily, it will fuel the transformation that needs to take place in our lives to make us more like Jesus.

God owns us twice. First, because He created us. Second, because He bought us out of our slavery to sin.

If we care enough to admit it, we always want to be on the right side of things. It’s a constant challenge and a daily pursuit.

The thing about traditions is there’s a tendency for them to lose their essence long before anybody realizes. Easter may be a lifeless tradition for many, but not to those who understand the power of God it represents.

Pastor Timothy Loh’s passion is making disciples, especially reaching out to those who don’t know God. He takes us on a journey through Matthew 28 and passages from Paul’s writings to emphasize the importance of making disciples. His message urges …

While we may be familiar with the Gospel of Jesus, the truth is there’s probably a few other gospels we also believe in and trust for certain needs that we have.

Relationships are great, except when they’re not. Because we live in an imperfect world, we also need to be open to the reality of relationships that need to end.

While a bunch of lettuce might taste nice, it’s nothing compared to a salad. The same is true for relationships. Certain things need to come together to make it work.

Nurturing relationships can be hard because somebody else’s prescription or recommendation won’t always work. Which is precisely why we need God for each and every relationship we intend to develop.

Relationships are complicated but valuable. It might take a lifetime to acknowledge, understand, and embrace, let alone master it. But it’s worth it.

The Church seems like a simple group of believers, but if you consider how some churches have endured through the years and decades, you’ll begin to understand that there really is power in unity amidst the diversity in the Body …

As the Body of Christ shares a lot of things in common, being part of the Every Nation family of churches calls us to do certain things that in a way make us distinct.

The group of believers who were called “the early church” was described as devoted to a few essential things that attracted the people around them.

These past three years, there have been a lot of questions about the validity of online worship services and whether they are real church services. Today, we examine what a church really is.

Everyone has a perspective on death, but no one can control it. Good thing God has complete authority over death.

Two things about miracles are consistent for all: they accomplish the plan of God and they’re for God’s glory.

When breakthroughs don’t seem enough or have not worked out as expected, don’t be intimidated to ask God for another one. He doesn’t run out and He’s committed to seeing His plan through.

In a time of great uncertainty, restlessness, and hopelessness, God’s word comes through. Sometimes, it’s accompanied by miracles that remind us of just how omnipotent He is.

We’ve heard it many times before, “Every day is Christmas.” But the reality is, “We need Christmas every day.” We need a constant reminder that hope lives on, and that hope is made possible only by Jesus.

Our busyness and the growing demands of our lives makes it more and more possible to miss the message of the season. Here’s a timely wake-up call before we miss it altogether.

From the moment of Jesus’ birth it was clear that He was not just shining light on the world, but that His light would remain because He is the light.