a visit with jesus

 Bible Themes

Abundance

Abundance

God's generous provision is seen in material blessings, spiritual fruitfulness, grace, and the fullness of life found in relationship with Him.

Acceptance

Acceptance

Scripture calls believers to receive God's grace, welcome one another in love, and recognize the worth God gives to every person.

Accountability

Accountability

God holds people responsible for their choices, words, and actions, while believers are called to encourage and lovingly correct one another.

Addiction

Addiction

Scripture warns against being mastered by destructive desires and points toward freedom, self-control, and new life through dependence upon God.

Advent

Advent

Advent remembers Christ's promised coming into the world and encourages expectant hope as believers await His return and the fulfillment of God's promises.

Adversity

Adversity

Trials and hardships can test faith, develop perseverance, deepen dependence upon God, and demonstrate His sustaining presence during life's difficulties.

Alcohol

Alcohol

Scripture recognizes wine while repeatedly warning against drunkenness, loss of self-control, harmful excess, and behavior that causes others to stumble.

Anger

Anger

The Bible distinguishes righteous concern from destructive anger, calling believers to patience, reconciliation, forgiveness, and careful control of words and actions.

Anxiety

Anxiety

Scripture directs anxious hearts toward prayer, trust in God's care, and confidence in His presence, provision, wisdom, and faithfulness.

Attitude

Attitude

Our thoughts and attitudes shape our actions; Scripture calls believers toward gratitude, humility, faith, love, and a mind increasingly shaped by Christ.

Authority

Authority

All rightful authority ultimately stands under God, who calls leaders to responsible service and believers to appropriate respect, obedience, and faithfulness.

Backsliding

Backsliding

Scripture warns against drifting from faithfulness to God while repeatedly calling wandering people to repentance, renewed obedience, and restored fellowship with Him.

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