Learning to face the storms of life will prove very difficult unless we learn what would Jesus do with these storms. Explore 8 lessons that Jesus taught his disciples about handling the storm.

Our struggles don't always have answers in the moment—but even when we can't see it, they always have a purpose. When we’re going through trials, it’s tempting to look at our lives with a perspective of pain. But there’s a purpose in our pain. God never wastes a hurt, and how He’s preparing you for something far greater through the trials, struggles, and pain you’re experiencing now.

Summary: The most important thing in your life, is not what you do; it’s who you become. That’s what you will take into eternity.

We can celebrate our unique differences, and we can even disagree with one another, but we cannot discount one another's inherent value.

The heart of God is for us to experience the Holy Spirit in power! Jesus wants us to have this power so that we can continue the mission and ministry He began.

As Jesus declared His “I will” statements, they became instant truth. Every declaration from Jesus’ lips was guided by the Holy Spirit and originated in the Father’s heart.

Through supernatural miracles, Jesus reveals His compassion, authority, power, and desire to see you accomplish infinitely more when His power is at work within you.

Details: Commitment to God, Life Application, Plumb Line, Righteousness Summary: God uses the plumb line to communicate His plans to Amos and the importance of staying in line with His commands. In Jesus’ teaching, we also see the analogy of building techniques and the methods we should use to build our lives.

We are called to a life infinitely more than we have expected or planned. And this requires us to answer the call and be an active participant in God’s family.