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The article discusses how God provides hope and miracles to people who are suffering. A particular focus is given to a woman in Luke 8 who had suffered for 12 years with constant bleeding and who was healed by Jesus. The purpose of Apostle Luke to teach people that their pain and suffering will be gone if they reach out to Jesus is explained, as well as Apostle Paul's teachings that people can rejoice in their suffering and pain.

The article offers information on Bethlehem, a small town near the northern part of the Dead Sea, five miles south of Jerusalem. Topics discussed include Bethlehem as it appears in Scripture, news from God 700 years before Joseph and Mary were required to travel to Bethlehem for a census and the call for the Salvation Army to be in the right place at the right time, including at Christmas.

The article offers a biblical response to the global refugee crisis. Topics covered include examples of refugees provided in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, God as the only real source of refuge, how people should treat refugees who seek safe living away from their homeland due to persecution or physical danger.

The article discusses the biblical tools to tackle depression and anxiety. Topics include what the Bible says about experiencing depression and anxiety and how Jesus addressed anxiety. The biblical tools include focusing on God as the center of everything as indicated in Matthew 6:33, bring to mind what God has already done as indicated in Philippians 4:8 and praising God by reading Scripture such as Isaiah 26 or Psalm 98 aloud.

The article presents several group of people and individuals who made a difference in good or bad ways and changed the world in their own ways. Among these groups are the police officers, who were hated due to their policy of shoot first and ask questions later, African American woman Rosa Parks, who inspired the American Civil Rights movement in 1955, and the Jews, who was persecuted by German leader Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party.