When Jesus told us that His burden is light, He wanted to remind us that we can rely on Him, the ultimate Burden Bearer.
It’s through obedience, by faith, understanding that our salvation is secure, not based on the law but on Christ’s...
We need a Savior who can stand in our stead, not just as an Intercessor but as our Substitute.
Being yoked to Jesus emphasizes obedience and commitment to follow in His footsteps and to participate in His mission.
We still have to make the conscious choice to “come” to Jesus, which means surrender to Him.
Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide...
Get rid of the yokes and burdens that you are carrying (give them to Me) and take Mine upon yourself instead, for...
God’s precious forgiveness glues our brokenness together, and the visible breaks can draw attention to His grace.
When we consider the cost of rest in Jesus, we need first to recognize that we need outside help; we are sinners and...
David recognized that sin, which makes our heart restless, is primarily an affront against God, the Creator and...
As soon as David transgressed the limits of God’s law, he began to feel its effects on all aspects of his life.
This week we look briefly into the life of the man after God’s own heart to find out how he discovered the true cost...
Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide...
What does Spirit-guided character transformation look like in practice?
The Gospels show us Jesus offering grace and forgiveness to adulterers, tax collectors, prostitutes, and even...
Selfishness is part of the huge underground system called “sin,” which keeps us from finding true rest in Jesus.
Join Sabbath School host, Eric Flickinger, and this quarter's authors, Gerald and Chantal Klingbeil, as they provide...
"In this week’s study, we want to discover some of the roots of our restlessness."
How do motive and circumstances play a big role in the difference between faith and presumption?