When Jesus told the disciples that He was about to leave them and return to the Father, fear filled their hearts. Yet He gave them words of comfort and assurance—words that still inspire and bless us today. In fact, the most cherished passage in the Bible is known as the “Upper Room Discourse” where Jesus intimately shares His heart with His loved ones.
Greatness: when Jesus knew that His time had come, He, the Creator, got down on His hands and knees and washed the feet of His creation.
God honors what Jesus did on the cross. He can forgive a murderer who trusts in Christ, but He can’t forgive a good person who refuses to.
Judas gave us a glimpse of human nature without restraints, without the intervention of God’s grace, and without repentance.
You can’t let your heart be troubled without your permission. Keep a heavenly heart in order to turn off anxiety.
With a believing heart we can do even greater works than Jesus did while He was here on Earth.
The Spirit of God, through the Word of God, ministers about the Truth of God and the companionship of Jesus during Christ's physical absence.
During His last night on Earth, when betrayal, denial, and crucifixion were looming over Him, Jesus said, “My peace I give you.”
There is no such thing as pruning without purifying and, conversely, there is no such thing as purifying without pruning.
The badge of friendship is a sacrificial and generous love. “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”
The Holy Spirit who lives in us works through us to convict the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment.
Some of the purest joys you will ever experience are sorrows that God has transformed into joys.
