This truth changed Martin Luther’s life 500 years ago—and it’s still changing lives today. Discover how the message of grace in Galatians 2:20–21 frees us from performance-based religion and brings us into a faith-based relationship with the living Christ.
In 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 Theses to a church door and ignited a movement that called the Church back to faith, grace, and freedom in Christ. The must-read Five Pillars of the Reformation—truths many believers aren’t even aware of—are as liberating today as they were 500 years ago, and perhaps even more important for a generation longing to move from fear-based religion to faith-based relationship.
Every great promotion in Scripture began with someone hiding from the greatness inside them. What if God sees something greater in you and something greater for you than you see yourself?
Note: The following is an expanded introduction and excerpt from Chapter 3 of my brand-new revised edition of Your Promotion
The most important conversation in your life is the one you’re having with yourself about God. David understood this—he reminded his soul of God’s goodness, faithfulness, and forgiveness. What you believe about God—and what you believe He believes about you—will shape your future. That’s why it’s so vital to remember not to forget the good things He has done!
The Bible outperforms exercise, meditation, and even friendship when it comes to lowering stress, anxiety, and loneliness. 📖 Discover what the American Bible Society uncovered and how I learned this for myself.
What you believe about God—and what you believe He believes about you—is the greatest battle of your life. Satan’s most subtle and destructive lie is that God doesn’t care. But Scripture tells a different story. In this blog, discover 100 powerful verses that silence that lie and anchor your heart in the unshakable truth of God’s love and care for you.
“Then Jesus told His disciples a parable to show them that they should always pray and not give up.” —
In a reflection on 1 Timothy 4, Greg Mauro draws parallels between Apostle Paul’s counsel to Timothy and the mentorship of Dr. Morris Cerullo in his own life. Mauro shares seven principles that characterized Cerullo’s ministry, emphasizing the importance of scripture, spiritual discipline, and staying true to one’s God-given assignment, ensuring that Cerullo’s influential legacy continues.
Let God Transform You By Changing The Way You Think About Him! (Romans 12:2) There are two voices over your
