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We often read the Old Testament and dismiss it as ancient agricultural advice. Take Deuteronomy 25:4: "You shall not muzzle an ox while it treads out the grain." It sounds like a rule about being kind...

There was a man who crossed the ocean eating crackers in the lower deck because he didn't know the meals were included in his ticket.The food was his all along - he just didn't know it. Many believers...

There is a difference between prosperity for ego and prosperity for purpose. Prosperity often gets a bad reputation because it is associated with greed or self-indulgence. But in the Bible, wealth is...

Many believers wonder why restoration seems slow, delayed, or distant.But the Bible tells us that: Restoration begins where guilt ends. Leviticus shows that whenever guilt was acknowledged and transfe...