Every word we speak is recorded in heaven and will one day testify for or against us. Idle words may seem harmless, but they are seeds that will bear fruit for eternity. Jesus’ warning in Matthew 12:36-37 calls us to guard our tongues, speak life, and let our words reflect the heart of God.

Sometimes we wonder—why would anyone give up everything for people who don’t even deserve it?

Paul and Abraham’s struggles in both testaments remind us that even the greatest men of God faced challenges that tested their faith.

Rather than allow our weakness to overcome us when we are hurt, we should rather “give place to wrath” and do not allow revenge

This powerful moment in John 19:17-19 reveals Jesus' sacrificial love for us and invites us to embrace our own crosses by faith.

Words have immense power. According to Matthew 12:36-37, every word we speak has eternal consequences. Careless words can create harm and im

Intercede wisely for your children, seeking God's will above personal desires, and trust His perfect plan for their lives.