The importance of nurturing children in the faith is emphasized throughout sacred Scripture, in both the Old and New Testaments. Explore these five recommended resources designed to help parents communicate biblical truth to the next generation. learn.ligonier.org/articles/recom…

Jesus could spend all night in prayer because He was doing more than simply asking for things. He was communing with His heavenly Father. —Guy Richard ligm.in/4mfIV2Q

The Reformed tradition consistently affirms that the only righteousness that avails before the tribunal of God is the absolutely perfect righteousness of Christ, which is imputed to us and received by faith alone. —David Briones ligm.in/46PLKD8

This is true religion, to approve what God approves, to hate what He hates, and to delight in what delights Him. —Charles Hodge

How does the believer walk right up the steps out of undue introspection? One need only look to Christ. —Keith A. Evans ligm.in/3EMLklm

“Answering the question ‘Which books belong in the Bible?’ is of paramount importance to the Christian life.” Read this article to learn about how we should approach the Apocrypha, a collection of books written largely in the intertestamental period. learn.ligonier.org/articles/how-d…

God cannot give us a happiness and peace apart from Himself, because it is not there. There is no such thing. —C.S. Lewis

When we realize the incredible scope of what Jesus accomplished on the cross—not just for each individual Christian but for all that great multitude—it ought to make the cross take on even greater significance in our lives. —Guy Richard ligm.in/4mfIV2Q

Jesus anticipated that His disciples would struggle and sought to remedy the situation by teaching them, and us, how to pray. —Guy Richard ligm.in/4mfIV2Q

We have heard of the steadfastness of Job, but we need more than that. We need a Savior to hold on to. Better still, we need a Savior to hold on to us. —Brian Vos ligm.in/4lxE4Jm

When we pray, we are declaring both to ourselves and to God that we cannot provide for ourselves and that we need God to step in and provide for us. —Guy Richard ligm.in/4mfIV2Q

God sends trials into our lives not to drive us away from Him in bitterness but to draw us near Him with tender cords of love. The story of Job teaches us that God is sovereign and God is good, even in our suffering. —Brian Vos ligm.in/4lxE4Jm

God commands what we cannot do that we may know what we ought to seek from Him. —Augustine

The biblical record is replete with appeals to take a step of confident trust, not a leap of faith, based on good reasons. —@GregKoukl ligm.in/3SyZv0s

God in His holiness, without negotiating His holiness, has offered us the holiness of His Son. —R.C. Sproul

What is the alternative to self-hatred? The opposite of self-hatred is not self-love but humility. —@JeremyPierre ligm.in/4ftic0v

We were made to perceive ourselves as God perceives us. Self-hatred means something has gone wrong with our perception of ourselves. —@JeremyPierre ligm.in/4ftic0v

Every time you eat the bread and drink the cup, your actions preach your utter dependence on the crucified Christ for spiritual sustenance and life. —David Strain ligm.in/3V671RI

Self-loathing is wrong not primarily because of who you are but because of who God is. His opinion is the only one that ultimately counts. —@JeremyPierre ligm.in/4ftic0v

Good witnesses make worthy communicants. Christ came to seek and save the lost. That is why He died. —David Strain ligm.in/3V671RI