Living Content | Joel Osteen

Time is one of the most valuable commodities we have. When you see each day as the gift that is, you’ll recognize the responsibility you have to pursue your God-given purpose. You have everything you need to become who He created you to be. You’re not who you were—you’re who God ... Show More

What you choose to remember can determine the type of life you’re going to have. Instead of reliving your past disappointments, choose to focus on the good things God has done in your life! You’re not who you were—you’re who God created you to become! Our July offer will help you ... Show More

Do you like who you are? The strengths and the weaknesses? We all have areas where we need to improve, but many people go through life feeling wrong on the inside, not really liking who they are and dwelling repeatedly on their shortcomings. This type of thinking can limit the gr ... Show More

Ultimately, we must remember our joy is not anchored in this life, but most importantly, in the life to come. Our joy must be based on looking to God and to the inheritance we will receive in heaven. -Emily Rose Massey SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts: The Crosswalk Devotional: h ... Show More

Whether we believe it or not, especially as Christians, it’s up to us to choose to focus on what God has so graciously given us rather than what the world gives and takes away on a daily basis. Godly gratefulness is not dependent on what we own; yet, God has given us so much to b ... Show More

To have hope, you need to understand that God doesn’t come into your life to make you feel judged but to let you know he really cares. In this message, Pastor Rick explains why God’s “rod and staff” (Psalm 23:4 GNT) are meant to comfort and not condemn you. 

When life feels heavy, joy can seem out of reach—but God invites us to find it in the smallest, simplest blessings. In this heartfelt prayer, Amanda Idleman shares how slowing down, giving thanks, and noticing God’s goodness can renew your spirit and restore hope, even in challen ... Show More

<p>Don’t let your process become your prison.</p> <p>In “My Joy Is My Job,” Pastor Steven Furtick teaches us that just because we feel the pressure of our situation doesn’t mean that God’s not in it with us.</p> <p>To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all ... Show More

As children of God, we have been given a new home and a new hope. In this week of First15, we’re going to take time every day to look at what it means to live for heaven. May your heart be set aflame by the joy and purpose of living out God’s command to live for heaven this week. ... Show More