Robin Webber

Jesus of Nazareth asked two key questions of His disciple Peter—questions that each of us also must ultimately answer.

Through a series of three parables, Jesus laid out our assignment to seek and react to the restoration of others just as God does.

There is a real difference.

Jesus Christ's encounter with a blind man holds important lessons for us as to what it means to accept His invitation of "Follow Me."

The time is coming when all humanity will experience the life-giving and life-altering miracles that only the love and power of God can provide.

The big question is where do you stand when it comes to matters of life and death for a little one? Have you given it much thought? How you answer the matter will tell much as to whether you believe your life on earth is by accident or design and whether there is a greater purpose being worked out here below.

True peace comes from being thankful—no matter what confronts us at the moment.

Why do we attend the church we do? Are we hearing there the words of God or simply the opinions of a man? The bottom line is where could Jesus comfortably attend services in today's world? How would He react to the words coming from the pulpit at your church?

One of the great themes that runs through the course of scripture is how a great God takes ordinary people and does extraordinary things with them to accomplish his miraculous purpose. Such a story is found in the book of Ruth in the Old Testament. On this mother's day weekend, it is a good time to focus on the incredible qualities of one of the mothers of the faithful. Her name is Ruth.

I Corinthians 13 states that without love, the gift of prophecy is of no value. Let’s learn how to handle God’s prophetic revelation with love, by studying the efforts of Jonah.

Baptism is not only at the forefront of Christian history, it is at the forefront of the individual Christian experience. Baptism allows us to have a closer relationship with God. It is a requirement for salvation. Whether we are already baptized, or considering it, it is important for us all to examine this essential Christian practice.

Decisions really are the cutting edge of life. Our ability to make wise choices verses bad choices is ultimately what defines and shapes us. There are 3 areas we must consider in order to make a wise decision.