Monday Morning Inspiration

One Quiet Night

Discover in this special Christmas episode, one of the most overlooked characters of the Christmas story, who played a very important role and set an example for us to follow.

The Faithful Servant

Jesus often used illustrations from vineyards to describe the attributes of God. In addition, He used descriptions of the vineyard workers to illustrate how we as Christian are to fulfill our ministry bringing God glory. 

The Lost Art of Laughter

Our world seems to be filled with hopelessness and despair. Every corner we turn there is heartache and sorrow. Every path we walk down is lined with pessimism and desperation. We often need a reminder to take time to laugh and enjoy life. We need to rediscover the Lost Art of Laughter.

Teach Us To Pray

They never asked Him how to preach or minister more effectively, but they asked Him to teach them to pray. Like many of us today, the disciples realized that the spiritual discipline they struggled with the most was prayer, and they wanted to learn from Jesus this secret of spiritual power and wisdom.

A Time for Restoration

Is your life filled with stressful situations and hectic schedules? Do you long for a time of quiet peace in your life? Jesus provides a premier example of how we can experience the calm, peaceful, tranquil existence of God that surpasses all human understanding.

When Christians Doubt

Have you ever had doubts about your faith? Have you ever doubted what God could accomplish through you? If you have, you are in great company. Discover how one Godly man handled his doubts and how we can follow his example.

The Blind Man Sees More Than the Pharisees

When Jesus and His disciples met a man who was born blind, Jesus not only brought sight to his eyes but revealed to him the Light of the World. He received a spiritual vision that the Pharisees and other religious leaders were sorely lacking.

The Bread of Life

As Jesus’ ministry developed the crowds grew larger and larger seeking healing and their physical needs met. But Jesus gave them a strong rebuke, for they were seeking the wrong food - food that perishes, instead of the food that endures to eternal life.

You Follow Me

The Apostle Paul told the Corinthians to follow him as he follows Christ, but as we have all experienced that is easier said than done. Jesus had to teach Peter this lesson and did so in a relevant ending to the Gospels. Discover the lesson he learned and how it can make a difference in our lives.

Prayer: It’s Not Just for Mealtime!

Often, we teach our children to pray at meals and at bedtime, but is that enough? Peter, and the other apostles had yet another lesson to learn. They had often seen Jesus praying, but does prayer really make that much of a difference in one’s life? Discover the lesson they learned and how prayer can make a difference in our lives.