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God’s provision doesn’t mean a perfect life but a life controlled by Him.

If your faith is in the world and all its idols, tear them down and find peace.

Worrying and jumping ahead of God is exactly what the devil wants us to do.

God wants to help with those sins that repeatedly ensnare you.

Sundays-only Christianity is alive and well and prevents salvation of the lost.

Jesus doesn’t promise life without pain but life with a purpose.

Allow Jesus to control your life and never again care about worldly things.

This holiday season may we give thanks with a grateful heart.

Because we serve a limitless God, we can be sure of our own eternity.

Showing gratitude is not just something to do at Thanksgiving.

It’s up to you. Will you accept the life-changing offer of salvation.

Steps lead to salvation, but the road to it is requires a simple decision.

It’s the holiday eclipsed by a bigger one, so remember to see God in it also.

Mental struggles are real, but those who suffer can know God’s love.

With so many deceivers out there in the world, is there anyone you can trust?

Don’t let the enemy capture and claim victory over your thoughts.

Our identity depends first on “whose” we are, then the “doing” comes naturally.

Looking for a joy-filled life? Follow the ultimate example of self denial.

Show compassion and understanding for the spiritually blind.

How about social media that makes our world a more joyful place?

Leading your church is a blessing and a privilege, but it is also a daunting task.

Who among us suffers from loneliness, depression, anxiety or extended periods of darkness?  Yup. We live in a society right […]

Goal setting requires intentionality and commitment to really make it stick.

What was your 2019 like?  Was it a good year or a bad year?  If you had 2019 to live […]

Many Christians, while thumbing through their Bibles,  have pondered why Scripture is broken into two, uneven halves. Is one better than the other? […]

 It’s the most wonderful time of the year, except when it isn’t. Everything about the season highlights your loss, whether […]

Yet with woes of sin and strife The world hath suffered long; Beneath the angel-strain have rolled Two thousand years […]

I’ve always loved watching and reading anything about medieval times. Kings and their royal families, strong and fearless knights storming […]

God’s promise of giving us a Son as a Savior is a beautifully consistent note that reverberates throughout the entirety […]

God has established ways for a society to ensure its moral compass, but we have neglected them.

He kept His word and stood firm on His promises

We can really mess things up, but God is always there.

Follow Christ and be the godly example your friends, family and co-workers need!

When you turn to Christ, His light reveals the sins that are hidden in the dark.

Jesus redeemed us, transformed us, and has called us to live a holy life.

He hears our desperate pleas, but ultimately, His will prevails.

Be open. Be honest. Be truthful.

Our lives should look like what Scripture defines as a follower of Christ and not to be resembling the world.

God is so much more than we can ever imagine.

Messes can be overwhelming, but Jesus’s love is more powerful than anything you can imagine.

Let Him work it out in His timing and not in yours.

If you have accepted Him as your Savior, you have a duty to be holy, to be set apart from the rest of this world for His glory.

God’s love for you is never ending.

When you go into battle with the enemy, you are not alone.

Reflect on the light of His glory and let others see the only good in us comes from Him.

He desires for you to have a joyful soul but not at the expense of a holy life.

As Christians, we sin and fail. But our proper response should always be to listen to the Holy Spirit’s conviction, repent and ask for forgiveness.

During the holiday seasons, cherish the time with our family.

Our lives should reflect the light of Jesus. We shine so others may see how bright He is through us.

God gave clear instructions on what to do after the flood: give life, do not take it.