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Suffering always has significance. God allows us to go through what we’re going through to develop in us something that is lacking in our character and to strengthen our walk with Him. And when we endure suffering, that’s when we find that we become more mature spiritually.

God tells us to walk by faith in the present, based on the word He gave us in the past, so that we know our future is secure. By this, what is God doing? He’s letting us see that faith keeps the person who keeps the faith. Learn more about faith on today's Treasured Truth.

We’ll see today how the Christian life from start to finish is lived by grace.  Grace converts us and transforms us.  And that’s just a few of the reasons why it’s so amazing!  Learn more of what’s so amazing about grace on today’s Treasured Truth.

God has sent us the trials we are experiencing in our lives, and He wants us to see them in the way that He sees them. That’s because He’s shaping us to make us into something that we currently are not. And why is He doing that?  Because in the current shape we’re in, God won’t give us what He ultimately does...

God is a friend to the friendless. He’s hope for the hopeless. He’s a shelter in the time of storm. He’s our rock in a weary land, our comforter in trial and trouble. And the only question is—what do you need Him to be for you right now? Whatever it is, that’s what He’s going to show Himself to be.

Grace saves us, shapes us, and then gives us the power to serve God. He gives us power to be able to do what we cannot do, so that He can use us to impact the lives of people and show them His grace. And because of His grace, we need to make sure He gets the glory out of our lives.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark Jobe explains that making a quiet space in your life helps you hear the voice of God and put things into divine perspective. Mark continues the message titled Making Quiet Space in Busy Places to encourage you to block out distracting voices, and take time to listen to what God has to say.

You may have heard the saying, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.”  And this time of year, that really rings true for us as believers.  Christmas is not about “the what” we know.  Christmas is about “the Who” we know.  We don’t celebrate Christmas about “the...