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The Faithspective Devotional
Knowing that the Word of God can help us understand our lives is excellent in a world of misinformation. These devotionals explain God's teachings and provide comfort in troubling times.
The “I Am Enough” Debate
The installment of our three-part series explores the conversation between Jesus and Simon Peter, and gives us our first glimpse of how Satan uses the weakness of our flesh and emotions to drive a wedge between us and God.
Jesus: The Sword
Jesus was sent to separate man. How can that be possible when he is known to the world as The Prince of Peace? Read why Jesus took this duty, and what it means for you.
Born Again
Forget what you’ve heard. Learn what Niccodemus learns from Jesus, the only way into heaven, and ultimate salvation.
The FIRE Baptism
in the last days, being baptized through water may not be enough to save your soul from Hell. Read on to learn why another type of baptism is needed.
Follow Your Heart?
Welcome to part two in our three-part series on the Mind, Heart, and Tongue. How can a heart created by God be evil? Discover how earthly desires can distort our relationship with Christ.
Piercing the Tongue
In this three part series of the Mind, Heart and Tongue, we dive deeper into the functions of the tongue and why God considers it an unruly evil.
Stop Running From ME
In the battle between your plans and God’s Plan… God wins every time.
I Am the God of the Storm
In our special newsletter edition, learn from Simon Peter what happens when we let the storms of life force us to lose our faith and take our eyes off Jesus.
When Judgementalism Clouds Good Judgement
When judgementalism overshadows compassion, it can drive a wedge between man and God. Discover how God views judgementalism and how it effects our daily walk with Christ.
He Took Our Death Sentence
Was man so desperate to hide their sins that they would crucify the one who could remove them? Find out what motivated Jesus' ultimate act of selflessness and how he forever changed humanity's definition of Death.