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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?

We do not know when the Lord will sound the call. We must be ready now. Are you?

In a world where we get answers fast, God wants us to be willing to wait because that’s when our faith develops.

Our job is to share the gospel and make disciples for God’s glory, but for how long? Until we pass away or He returns, whichever comes first. Are you doing your job?

Jesus teaches us how to be fishers of men.

God is the One who assigns what we are to carry.

And we have the opportunity to hold God’s word in our hands and allow it to speak life, hope and freedom into our lives every day.

He came to seek and save the lost. He brought a warning to those that deny Him of what was to come if they didn’t believe.

The Wise Men didn’t post their attendance to social media, tag themselves in an exclusive photo shoot, or attempt to gain access to Jesus for personal or political gain. Their overflowing hearts of gratitude simply needed His presence.

And then, the end shall come. Satan will be destroyed, death will be no more, and a new heaven will be our final home.

When Jesus returns, those that have accepted His gift of salvation will be called home to heaven. Those that have not, will face God’s wrath.

There is a beautiful land waiting for those that believe in Jesus Christ and follow Him, trusting in His work of salvation. It’s hard to imagine now, but there is great joy ahead.

The most challenging questions lead us to the scene of the cross for answers.

Looking at how Jesus led helps us learn what true leadership is.

Jesus is our help and hope when trying to break an addiction.

They had heard their Captain speaking, they had been warned, and yet, they chose to do their own thing.

They stood face to face with the One who knew them best; all their shame on full display. They had two choices: deny everything and the one who accused them, or admit their wrongs and ask for forgiveness.

If we truly believe that it’s all about Him, wouldn’t we be more in agreement with scripture to provide His hope through friendship, inclusion, and a hug that says, “There is room for you here!”?

Are you willing to allow Christ to use you for His will, to further His kingdom?

Who do you say that Jesus is? This is the only thing that truly matters. Do you recognize Him as your Father?

Can you imagine what the world would be like if we followed just these two commandments? Love the Lord with all your heart, soul and mind, and love your neighbor as yourself.

When we want to know how to interact with those we disagree with, we should look at Jesus.

The darkness, no matter how hard it tries, can never cover the light.

This Thanksgiving, reflect God’s glory and choose the centerpiece of generosity to resemble your Father!

The invitation has been sent. You have been invited.

Let’s talk. God loves you and desires a deeper relationship with you. If you’ll only humble yourself to His authority and Lordship over your life. Why? Because He is worthy!

There’s something special about believing big things from our God and thanking Him first that can really activate the power of God in our lives!

What are you trusting in today? Is it Jesus?

Our value does not come from our busyness.

God calls us to live thankful lives.

God isn’t keeping something good from you by saying no. He promises to deliver something even better.

Today might be a good day to stop and examine our lives. We may claim to know Christ, but is there fruit in our lives, evidence of His redemptive work?

Don’t give God your leftovers. Allow him to be The Feast you indulge in and come away eternally filled by His Spirit to the fullest!

God created the church as a place to worship and serve Him. It’s a place to learn, become a family, and minister to those in need.

Will you be ready for His return? He is patiently waiting for you to surrender your heart to Him.