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We may be tempted to take the easy way out when we feel pain, hurt, uneasiness, discomfort or trouble. But because of what Jesus endured on the cross, we can trust in Him and His sacrifice and stand strong.

If the Lord is your portion, you have everything you need.

When we find ourselves in a dark place, we must remember what we learned in the light.

He’s here. He’s offering to take that burden of sin from you. Don’t hold onto it. Let it go. Let Jesus help you in your greatest need. Let Him do for you what you can’t.

One day, there will be no choice. It will be too late. All will bow, but some will be in fear, realizing the King that is before them is the very one they have mocked, belittled and cursed their whole lives.

Discouragement is a taker. It robs you of confidence, peace, strength, and next right steps and can trade you uncertainty.

Jesus did this for us. He took our punishment upon Himself so that we could be freed from our sin.

Would you even recognize true love if it was staring you in the face?

Compassion is always worth the risk.

Want to know the truth? Go to the source. Go to the Word of God.

A simple prayer is a priceless offering to our Heavenly Father.

Only the love of Christ can perfectly fulfill our longing for love and satisfy our deep desires.

By His grace we are forgiven and freed.

You have a choice – run or return.

Allow the God of the Universe to speak over and transform your clay into a masterpiece that you could never have imagined because it didn’t originate with you, but in the mind and heart of your Heavenly Father.

Lead us, Lord, in the way that is everlasting!

In the cover of darkness is where sin reigns. But when the light shines, the darkness flees.

Taking faith-based risks in life are opportunities to experience God in a big way!

Will you join me in serving our Lord in the local church? We need to come back together to gain knowledge and wisdom, find encouragement and support, and to worship our King we say we love!

Jesus is with us in the storms and teaches us through them.

In Christ, God provides an Ark of Safety for all who believe.

Contentment comes when we see God’s glory and all He has given us as enough.

Jesus’ statement rings true: the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

I’m grateful my father stepped in to pay that debt so that I could be freed from the sin and punishment.

Be reminded (and encouraged) that Jesus will be glorified in your “becoming” and your resemblance of Him will be your highest calling.

There is hope in Jesus. He is a friend that sticks closer than anyone I’ve ever known.

Let your heart sing to the Lord this morning in worship and praise! Let His joy flow through you!

People are always watching and listening for inspiration. Your testimony could be just what they need to hear to draw closer to God.

Until we recognize our need for a Savior, we will never understand who He truly is.

Sheep don’t worry; sheep just trust.

We need a deeper knowledge of the baby in the manger.

Each Christmas tradition can remind us of the Christmas message.

God broke the silence in the most amazing way!

God can use anybody to accomplish His will.

As we find ourselves wrapped up in the traditions of celebrating, let’s follow Christ’s example of giving peace, forgiveness, compassion, joy, humility, and sacrifice.

What are your motives? Why have you chosen to follow Jesus, and are you still choosing that path every day?

As you prepare to give, be reminded that all gifts need to be wrapped in unconditional love, just as our Heavenly Father has modeled for us.

When we obey the Lord’s commands, we glorify Him.

Will we deny His truth and decide to do what we think or feel is right? Or will we choose Jesus, His truth, His way, and His love?

Fear and doubt can take us out of trusting God and experiencing Him.

The same love that He showed for His betrayer Judas, He shows to you and me.

Jesus gives us joy and shows us what true joy looks like.

Advent is a great time to reflect on who God is and what He’s done.

Salvation is the “perfect” gift.

In the Christmas story and still today, God shares the message of His Son with and through the humble.

We can learn a lot about God’s love and care for us from the four seasons.

But there is no time to wait. It will be too late. Those that delay and deny His offer of salvation will have torment and punishment for eternity.

When we stand before our Lord and give an account for what we have done with what we have been given, what will we say?

Let’s intentionally choose gifts from the Savior’s circular this year for a guarantee of never having to wait in lengthy return lines!

Let’s get to the heart of the matter. How many people have you shared with about what God has done for you?