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Every day you will read or hear how bad life can be. We see Christians attacked and accused of judging the sins of others. First we would like to say that no one can judge you except for God Himself. Christians are not perfect and we stumble with the best of them. However, every time we stumble, we get back up. Believing in God is not about being perfect but about praising Him.
Our goal is never to shove God down your throat (that never works and only drives people away). We want to have a conversation with you. You can talk about whatever you like. We are here to answer any questions and if we don't know the answer, we will find it for you. We will listen all you have to do is ask.
The Bible is about communicating with our brothers and sisters about the glory of God. Yes, we are grateful for all that He has done for us. Now it is our time to give back. Now is our time to help others come to God. Now is our time to listen.
Faith Defines Us
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The resurrection of Jesus signifies new life, not just for Him but for all who believe in Him. As 2 Corinthians 5:17 says: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
This truth inspires us at Faith Defines Us to live boldly in our faith. Because Jesus lives, we are called to walk in His victory, share His love, and be a light to the world. Easter is a reminder that no matter how dark the circumstances, God’s power and promises are greater.
The Power of the Cross
On Good Friday, we reflect on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ — the day when God’s plan for redemption reached its most painful yet triumphant moment. Jesus bore the weight of our sins, enduring unimaginable suffering so that we could have eternal life.
Isaiah 53:5 reminds us: “But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on Him, and by His wounds, we are healed.”
Good Friday is not just a commemoration of Christ’s death; it’s a celebration of the love that made it possible. It’s a reminder that our Savior willingly endured the cross for each of us.
