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Sharing the Gospel with someone is the most loving thing we can do.

His blessings are so sweet.

Less of me, more of Him. Sounds like a pretty good recipe to me.

Deep down we’ve all imagined the water-walking experience. But, sadly, we tend to merely dangle our toes in the shallows.

By the world’s standards, you may feel like you have no value. But to God, you are priceless.

Do not fear man, fear God.

When sin is discovered and change needs to take place in our lives, it must be led by the Holy Spirit.

Oh friends, when we struggle knowing ourselves, our purpose, what’s going on in our lives, may we rely upon who God is and His promises.

If you find yourself in new, uncomfortable seasons, run to your God.

Heaven…what will it be like?

There will always be an enemy who seeks to destroy your testimony and work for the Lord. Don’t lose focus. Keep working for Him and respond accordingly.

Let Him open the door to the darkest parts of your heart that you hide from the rest of the world. Let Him cleanse you from within.

The cure for spiritual amnesia is daily doses of turning to Jesus.

Let’s put our focus on Christ and let His light shine within us and around us, guiding us throughout our day.

Unless we are filled with something meaningful and lasting, we will never see true growth or fruit. We must be filled with the Holy Spirit.

The Pharisees were too stuck on the law and themselves to truly see Jesus. Will you?

Trusting God gives us beautiful gifts: a firm faith and peace.

God teaches us and works in and around us in times of ease and in times of difficulty.

Even when we face storms or apparent defeat, God is working!

Keep going to the Lord. Keep asking, seeking and knocking. You’ll find more than you ever imagined.

Are you being persistent in your prayer? Time to go before the Lord and knock. He’s available to us always.

A pure heart is transparent with an uncompromising desire to please God in all things.

Where do you turn when the troubles of this life come your way? Do you try to rely on your own strength or do you turn to the Lord?

God meets us in our brokenness.

Whatever you’re searching for, whatever you need, God knows.

We can honor God with our lips declaring Him as Holy, Creator, and Savior, but we honor Him more as we surrender and call Him Lord.

May we live in the fear of the Lord. May God continue to show us that our idols on earth are worthless and only He is worthy of our hearts.

Life is uncertain, but take these truths to heart, and find peace.

When doubt comes, it can lead us to a deeper assurance of faith and salvation, if we let it.

Today, let’s focus on this one opening line in our prayer and listen as the Holy Spirit brings to our minds all the names of God.

Are we out of shape when it comes to prayer? Are we exercising this beautiful form of communication with our Father as we should?

To reflect Jesus’ image and to testify of His attributes is to choose to be vulnerable, devoted, and authentic.

Jesus wants you, not all this stuff you can do, but you. Don’t be so busy doing His work that you miss out on the best thing, Him.

Pride sneaks up on you when you least expect it.

We have the opportunity to cry out to our God and confess our sins, seeking His help to repent of those sins and follow Him.

Our God chases us down in the storms of life, pursuing us. He never gives up on us. He’ll use every element of nature and every life situation to point back to Him.

Here are a few tips to help “redeem the time.”

In Christ, you and I have access to the Living God. What a truth!

God offers us Living Water, but we often look to everything else for refreshment.

Be reminded that more life-changing than s’mores, hayrides, and cider is the captivating life of abundance in choosing Christ.

God saved His child, who cried out to Him.

A simple prayer for us…

We’ve been given the armor of God, and now we must use it!

Let’s take some time to pray this morning and ask the Lord how we can better serve Him through our giving and support of our pastors and staff.

Let’s stop with the excuses and respond the way Jesus did to the Father, “Not my will but thine”.

Truly our spiritual exoneration only comes from our guilt/sin being covered with his Son’s innocence “doing the time” for us.

May we take the time to refocus our thoughts, plans and actions back to Jesus and His mission.

Jesus set His face towards death for you.

If we have the same goal, the same motives, and the same message, we should encourage and rejoice that others want to follow and do the same.

Good things happen when we trust and follow God with our whole hearts!