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We were born to glorify God, to share Him with others and teach them to do the same.

It doesn’t matter what your friends say, your family’s belief system or what the world says. It only matters what you say about Jesus.

Is there enough evidence to convict you as a Christ-follower? Are you hoping or confident in standing there before The Judge? Is your case sealed by His blood? Be sure.

The truth is there. But it’s our choice what we will do with it.

If we want to see this world love the Lord and follow Him, we have to be the ones to teach them.

This story shows us that God loves and blesses a trusting heart.

Jesus has the power to cleanse us from all unrighteousness and shame.

God is the giver of wisdom.

Where do you choose to dwell, in the camp of self-sufficiency or in the camp of life?

What are you seeking, and are you looking in the right place?

All eyes are looking to you, waiting, searching for how to respond.

Not only did Jesus experience the hills and valleys, but He promises to be with us as we travel this earth. Whether we are on the mountain top of victory or feeling defeat in the valley, God is with us.

Let’s learn and imitate the Master teacher. The only one qualified to throw a stone…didn’t.

Learning is good, but what will you do with it?

Is it a fight to follow God? You bet. But, as we see with Elijah, it’s worth the fight. It’s when God shows up and does the impossible.

Jesus has power over it all. He came to save us from the destruction of Satan and death, but what will we do when He offers us that salvation?

We too can go to Jesus and beg for His help just as the disciples did, but we must have faith that He is in control.

Trusting God is surrendering to your heart to Him, relying upon His direction for our lives and path for our lives, and obeying Him

The time is coming for His return and He will call His children home. You will not be left behind if you are a part of God’s family.

Jesus is the man that strikes the match. We are the candle. He lights the candle.

For the Christian, it is vitally important to recognize our shape and allow The Potter to create a masterpiece that only He can visualize in our round lump of clay.

Today, take the time to assess what soil you are and see what needs to change.

His love is for all people. His gift of salvation is for every man, woman and child, no matter their age, background, color, sex, or past. Jesus truly knew no borders. He crossed them all for us so that we could be saved.

Jesus stands before you now. What will you do?

Be strong and courageous and do the work! God is with you and will not abandon you.

Remember, God often calls us to do things that are impossible unless we rely on Him!

Let’s share God’s goodness!

I want to be right with God. That’s the only perfect way, and it’s through Jesus Christ.

Tell your story. Tell the story of Jesus. You are His witness.

Spend time studying your play book (the Bible), seeking instruction (prayer), and exhibiting sportsmanship (service) that is easier to spot than your eye black.

Jesus was so much more than the people could imagine. He had come to the earth to bring them out of the darkness and into His marvelous light!

Let’s take this journey together of becoming courageously confident women who rise up in the strength of our Almighty God, ready to face whatever battle He calls us to face.

Seek Christ. Go to Him in prayer and read His word. Our decisions should always line up with His direction in scripture.

It can be so easy to get frustrated when we are different from others, but our differences can be opportunities for God to be even bigger in our lives

My fear of being alone could have stemmed from several things that occurred in my life, but the big truth was – I was lost; I was going to be eternally separated from God when I died.

Our mistakes don’t have to define us—they are there to refine us.

We will experience difficulty as we follow the Lord, but He will provide just what we need.

Sometimes we use prayer as an excuse for inaction.

Sometimes even the easiest lessons can be the hardest to learn. Far too often, we are focused on the mistakes and sins of others that we don’t even recognize our own need of repentance.

I want to be more like Christ. I want to show others the same kindness He has shown me.

God is not looking merely for human improvement, He wants a commitment of surrender; one that will be more than reactions to commands and more like responses His love.

So, what’s your response today? What path have you chosen and would you say it’s worth it?

Like these 12 men did, drop everything and follow Him. And He can use you to turn this world upside down.

God loves it when we worship Him. God loves it when we thank Him. God loves it when we depend upon Him, and Him alone.

God is the creator of all things, which gives Him all authority.

Sometimes, our worst mistake can become our best mistake when we allow God to change us through it.

When we understand God, His word, and His plan, we can walk through life at His pace.

Do we believe Jesus when He said, “it is finished,” or do we keep trying to add to His atoning work?

The Pharisees, or religious leaders, felt threatened by Jesus and this new way. They were used to traditions and the law, but Jesus brought something new. And they didn’t like it at all. They had forgotten their mission.

As we open up our table, let’s be mindful and intentional to welcome those that need the great physician.