“In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His own Son to be the propitiation for our sins.” 1 John 4:10. Of the 12 men who knew Jesus best, followed Him…
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A clip based on content from my book, “Effortless Change.”
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In this video series, pastor and author, Nathan Caparolie, offers an in-depth discovery of the principles behind his book, “Effortless Change.” Each 15-to-20 minute segment is full of biblical teaching, paired with relatable illustrations, to help explain the concept of…
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What if there’s an easier way to change? In Effortless Change, author and pastor Nathan Caparolie reveals a little-known, and lesser-taught, principle from God’s Word that makes transformation effortless. In contrast with trying to change by sheer willpower or determination, effortless change occurs…
Continue readingGod gives everyone who accepts His Son, Jesus Christ, as their Savior a new identity! Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new. 2 Corinthians 5:17…
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It’s not if or when, but HOW we go through trials that makes the difference.
Continue readingA song to encourage those who wait for deliverance, justice and peace. This song is for the people of Ukraine, and everywhere, who wait on the Lord. (My deep appreciation to those who have helped with the translation into Ukrainian)….
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No matter how atrocious man’s evil actions may be, they will never be able to extinguish or overcome the capacity in the human heart for good.
Continue readingThe longing of the world before the very first Christmas is still echoed today. While we wait for the second coming of Christ, we celebrate the first, and the gift of His ever-present Spirit. This original instrumental arrangement features piano…
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There’s something all of us have in common. We’re all waiting, wanting, and maybe even hoping, for something in our lives or world to change. It might be as small as waiting for the next package to arrive, or as big as…
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