Enduring Hope with Christina and Scott MacIntyre

There are exemplary men and women of faith who model certain aspects of Jesus's character so well. As believers, we are called to imitate them in as much as they imitate Christ.

We are called to grieve together, comforting one another in Christ.

The moment we hear the good news and accept Jesus as Lord, our lives are transformed, and we begin to see God at work all around us.

News this good has to be shared! Let's tell the world of the treasure which has been revealed to us and sing glory to God in the highest.

It may not be what we expect, but it is the sure path. Instead of living for the world, live like Joseph did - for the one who gave his very life for you.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, accepted God's plan for her life, even though she didn't understand it fully. We can do the same as we marvel at God's miraculous gift of a savior.

Dead end?  God has the final word, and it's not the end until he says it is.

It's not about our own strength but Christ's strength in us.

Fixing our gaze on the future God has in store for his children can dramatically shift our perspective about struggles we face today.

How could an all-powerful and loving God allow this to happen?  We may not understand in our limited knowledge of time and space, but that doesn't change who God is.

Even the best theological answers leave us unable to fully comprehend an eternal God. But God has revealed himself in the person of Jesus Christ, and he calls us to believe.

Just as God has a purpose in the ending of suffering, he has a purpose in the time of suffering itself.

Don't be fooled. The church that Jesus Christ is building is grounded in love.

God gave it all for you. Let Jesus take your sin and give you his righteousness.

What happens when you find yourself facing the same obstacles you thought you'd already put to rest? Cast your gaze beyond this fallen world, and get to know God who is making all things new.

Change?  I can’t do it!  Or can you?  Inviting the Holy Spirit into your life will remove the blinders of “can’t” and start the transformational process of “can."

The Bible is God's love letter to each of us — his answer to our need to be intimately known.

We all need second chances, and God uses even our failures to conform us into the image of Christ.

God has gifted you uniquely. Don't miss the opportunities he sends your way to use those gifts.