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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.

Our goal should never be for others to simply follow us, but to follow us in pursuing Jesus!

This man came for healing, something he wanted desperately. But he left with far more than that. He left with what he needed. His sins were forgiven!

If you are searching for a friend, let me assure you, there isn’t a greater one than Jesus.

King Asa’s story shows us that when we have a heart to get to know God, we will find Him!

The power of the Lord is present to heal. To heal your brokenness from sin. To heal the gaping wounds that feel as if they will overtake you. To heal your pride, your fear, your pain.

God chooses us to be His people. And, though we can wander away from Him, He still chooses to show us His faithful love.

We must forgive with an open heart and without condition.

Our God-given desires must be submitted to God’s authority.

Share it! Tell somebody! Make His name famous! Not our own, but His!

When we obey God’s voice, He will greatly reward and bless us far more than we can think or imagine.

Make the best choice to gently and prayerfully yield to His placement, His power source, and His sovereignty.

To commune with God in the stillness of the morning renews our weak, broken and feeble spirit.

He is ready to heal you from your brokenness and make you whole. Will you come?

Our reasonable and right response should be to serve our Lord with our life out of gratitude for the incredible gift He has given us.

Fixing our eyes upon Jesus can make all the difference, friends. He is bigger than any of our strong emotions, our uncertain circumstances, and our enemies… He can do the impossible in our lives!

Listen in to a mother’s heart for her daughter.

Have you ever asked, “why do bad things happen to good people?” Perhaps you’re asking the wrong question.

You no longer have to fumble your way through the dark, searching, full of fear of what might be hiding and waiting to destroy you. There is a light, and His name is Jesus.

Don’t just believe, trust in Him. Have faith in Jesus Christ. Choose to follow Him.

Listen closely for fear’s lies this week. Allow the Holy Spirit to replace them with the Spirit-controlled life as your default setting…

I want to be His biggest fan. I want to share His name with others so that they may believe, too. I want to, do you?

Whatever God is calling you to do, do it. Don’t wait. Obey the Lord and you won’t be sorry.

Allow God to teach you – to mold and shape you- and when the fire comes, you’ll know God’s getting ready to use you. Rely on Him and His truth, a solid foundation, to get you through.

David doesn’t turn away from God in these times of silence…if anything, he turns to God more.

The church must be ready for the return of her Bridegroom. Are you?

Where do you find comfort during life’s storms?

When we put our trust in Him, we have the privilege of being a child of God; we have a Heavenly Father.

Because of Jesus, I can boldly and confidently, say I choose to follow Christ and serve Him all of my life, no matter what comes. Will you?

After all, if it’s prescribed by Jesus, we would be wise to take as directed.

Are we choosing to serve God now, no matter what?

Will you have faith in Him?

We must surrender our will for His, allowing Christ to rule over our lives – our thoughts, our actions, our words. Are we willing?

David reminds us all that God is faithful and He will fight for us.

God has given us so many promises for us to stand on when the waters of life get turbulent.

Like a GPS, God guides us, but we must follow His lead.

There is one Judge, the Lord our God, and I want Him to see that my debt has been paid in full by the Lamb, Jesus Christ.

Is it time to begin road construction in your life? Jesus is worth it. And the better your road is, the more you look and act like Christ, the more people will want to follow you down that road.

To pass from this life to the next satisfied, fearless, and fully justified in our faith is to follow Simeon’s example.

We must know the truth and share the truth so that others will be saved.

Whatever we are up against, I’m thankful God’s with me.

Living salty or being the salt points people to the only thirst quencher they will ever need: Jesus.

The best place to be found is to be busy about the Father’s business.

God is faithful, especially amid great loss and messy circumstances.

What should we do when following Jesus is difficult?

How do we differentiate between rest and sloth? Look at the fruit.

What are you searching for today? All happiness, joy, fulfillment, purpose, anew answers can be found in one – Jesus Christ.

When we come into contact with Jesus, it’s not about what we’ve done in the past. It’s about what we do with the knowledge of our past.

Begin today to expect challenges and be prepared with a Godly perspective to see the difficulties as a journey of moving closer to God and experience them as Nehemiah, one faithful brick at a time.