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The angelic host proclaimed a message for the shepherds and for us, as followers of Christ.

It only took three weeks and Melodee and David knew God had brought them together.

This is a story of how God brought Melodee and David together from friends to much more.

The Orthodox Church in Greece preserved the Greek language during Ottoman rule.

No matter what our salvation testimony is, it is equally amazing because we go from death to life through Christ.

Correct language is important in the discussion of any issue and the baby in the womb issue is no exception. Language can mislead the discussion because of connotative language.

A lesson we can learn from this miracle is that Jesus meets us where we are at in our spiritual journey.

This miracle was for the sake of His disciples to subtly recognize Jesus as the Messiah.

An excerpt from the book, giving details into the miracle of turning water into wine.

The amazing work of God with the untimely death of my wife.

God continues to do amazing things in Israel and we see another example of His hand of protection

This post is part of my experience at Planned Parenthood, praying for and engaging with the ladies going for an abortion. It is a place to let Jesus be Lord and see Him at work. It is a lesson to have Jesus also be Lord over my whole life.

From chapter two of the book, "That You May Believe". To understand the miracles of Jesus we have to understand what a miracle is. The definition of a miracle is important.

When a person comes to Christ, the testimony is amazing whether saved as a child or saved out of a horrible lifestyle.

Perhaps the greatest miracle is when a person dead in his sins is made alive in Christ.

A shorter version of how David came to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

The long version of how David came to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ

This book helps you to navigate the miracles in the Gospel of John in light of his purpose statement, "...that you may believe..."

His example of being baptized, though not required for salvation, reminds us how important baptism is to us who respond to the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is an act of obedience to “fulfill righteousness.”

Our light creates a variety of responses. That is the nature of light as described in the Scriptures; therefore, there is no reason to be surprised. It is just a confirmation that our light is having its intended result.