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By Timothy McCollum   Is it possible to live without sin? Jesus did it — and in Matthew 5:48 He calls us to be perfect as our Father in Heaven is perfect. But is He saying sinlessness is required for salvation? In this post, we’ll walk through Scripture to see why sinlessness is not the requirement for salvation — and why freedom in Christ means freedom from condemnation, not freedom to live however we want. Background: Why Obedience Still Matters   To understand the New Cove

What if you knew your God was going to leave you soon? How would you feel? Would fear grip you? Would your thoughts unravel? Would you wonder what life would look like without Him by your side? Now imagine this: before His death, your God leaned in close — not to rebuke, but to comfort. Not to withdraw, but to reveal His heart. And those words didn’t stay in that upper room… they have carried across centuries, speaking still. John 14–17 is more than a discourse — it is Jesus

Timothy reads Matthew chapters 5, 6, and 7 and explains the main message in each chapter. Each chapter is broken into ten minute video.

Some people read a Gospel. Less read all four Gospels. Even less read the epistles. Here’s why the epistles are so important!

Biblically sound advice for being the true you!

Have you ever wondered why your prayers don’t seem to be answered?   Every believer longs for their prayers to be met with a “Yes” from God. In this post, we’ll explore what Scripture teaches about prayer, how to align our hearts with God’s will, and how to pray in a way that always draws us closer to Him. What Does Scripture Say?   The first step in praying successfully is to know God’s Word. Everything we need to understand about our relationship with Him is found there.