Jesus consistently taught that it was vital for His followers to forgive others when they were hurt or offended. In fact, He said that if we don't forgive those who sin against us, then our Father in heaven won't forgive our sins. When we understand the debt we've been forgiven, then we can turn around and offer that forgiveness to the people around us - no matter what they've done.

We are called to live in love and to reflect the love of Jesus to the world, but there's a lot of confusion about what love it and what it looks like. The bible tells us how to grow in love and live in love daily.

In a throwaway society, many people end up feeling used up, unwanted, and unloved. The good news is that God offers His love to those who feel unloved.

There are many hurting people in our world and many of them have lost hope because they don't think they will ever be free from the pain of their past. The good news is that when we turn to God, He turns our lives around. There is hope for those who hurt!

Sin devastates lives, destroys relationships, and steals hope, but there is hope for those whose lives have been ruined by sin.

Not only does our Shepherd give us contentment and peace, but He also offers us purpose in life.