Many Christians are highly invested in the outcome of our political elections and there is certainly nothing wrong with being passionate about politics. We as Christians are passionate about many things in life: sports, hobbies, family, etc. But politics is an area of passion that easily goes to the extreme in our human nature. After all, it isn’t often that you hear a person putting the weight of future happiness on the outcome of a baseball game like they do on the practice of voting.

The media and even the candidates themselves are always stressing the importance of politics — sometimes to an apocalyptic degree. It is no surprise, then, that many Christians are quite anxious about the outcome of future elections. So, what should we as Christians do? Let’s walk through some important biblical principles that will help us when balancing politics and faith in our Christian journeys.

Grace is a term we often hear in sermons, read in scripture, and sometimes even use in everyday life. But what is meant by “grace” in the Bible, and how does it affect our lives as believers today? Grace, as defined by the Word of God, is more than just kindness. It’s an incredible gift given by God—one that we could never earn on our own.

As believers, we are called to reflect this divine love in our own lives. This love is not just an emotion but a profound commitment to live like Christ, demonstrating selflessness, compassion, and grace in all we do.

Prophetic dreams in the Bible have captivated believers for centuries, showcasing moments where God communicated his divine will in a special way. These dreams served as guidance, warnings, and revelations, shaping the lives of individuals — and the course of history.

This particular spiritual discipline is notoriously difficult, which is why we’re going to dive into some tips for fasting successfully.