Jesus is the rock of your salvation. If you don’t have faith in Him, you will stumble. When you find yourself in a tough situation ask if it is your own doing that resulted in the outcome. When you put your faith in God, He will guide you to take the right actions.

The eve of our Savior’s birth, there is one word that captures the day: anticipation. Tomorrow is a day of celebration! A day that we can hold in our hearts, a day that is proof that peace prevails, hope is eternal and great joy is possible for all.

This verse is what Christmas is all about; our Savior has come! Someone who loves and guides us, who forgives our sins and helps us live purposefully and faithfully. When you seek God everything else that you need is provided for you.

Is there something in your past that you simply cannot put behind you? If you are having a hard time forgiving yourself or someone else, talk to God. He longs to transform your life through the grace of His forgiveness.

You bring glory to God when you use your spiritual gifts to build up your faith and to strengthen unity with others. The more you share your gifts and bless others—the stronger your faith and your love of God will become.

What is on your mind? If it matters to you, it matters to God. No doubt this has been an especially challenging year with social distancing, solitude and many unknowns. Jesus knows your worries and your pain. He longs to comfort you. Unburden your heart and let Him carry your load.

Fear can be crippling, stopping you from doing the very things that God is calling you to do. His love can help you overcome all obstacles. Pray for the confidence to follow your heart. Read over some of the many Scriptures in the Bible that begin with “fear not,” and trust that He is ready to help you accomplish your greatest achievements.

Do you believe in miracles? When Zechariah doubted that God was blessing his life with a miracle he lost his ability to speak. He did not believe God could change the laws of nature. He didn’t comprehend God’s amazing power.