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Accepting Christ is necessary, but it is not the full picture.

Biblical confrontation is important and necessary, but it must be motivated by love.

The sin nature of our flesh often leads us to dehumanize and seek conflict with anyone on a different “team”.

A vision statement should reflect your current ministries and the ministries you intend to implement.

God has a specific plan for a specific church in a specific place at a specific time.

You may feel like you are getting left behind, but don’t grow weary of doing what is right.

None of us can stand before God’s judgement and blame our sin on Satan.

The cross meant pain and agony, but now it means hope, peace, and life.

The more we surrender our heart to Jesus, the more compassionate we become.

We should stop “dissing” God for our own desires.

Systems need to be values driven, mission directed, vision focused then strategy accomplished.

True significance can be measured by the scope of the search.

Jesus is alive, and he defeated death, he defeated sin, and he rose triumphant!

Anxiety often comes as a result of our fear, specifically the fear of what should happen in the event that we fail.

God’s grace doesn’t just trickle down; it fills to the brim and overflows!

If you are feeling jealous, seek God and His peace.

When we look for signs, we are really looking for searching for hope and a future.

Hope is one of the roots that weaves our lives together.

Be willing to do one kind act with a good attitude for someone each day.

Examine your life – your words, your actions, your intentions and commit them to the Lord.

Tithing really means giving BACK to God.

Which is more important? Building your career or building a Christian family.

How will people know Jesus, the light of the world, if we hide that light.

It’s a personal choice but one that should never cause problems for others.

Our phones expose what we genuinely value.

We need to consider the cost before giving into the desires of our heart.

Christian life is all about loving and serving others enough to tell them about Jesus’ work on the cross.

Knowing who God is and how he wants us to live our lives will guard us.

Trust God, he’s working all things together for our good.

Just like anything, the more time you spend in the New Testament, the faster you can navigate it.

There are things we must give up in order to follow Jesus.

Just like with anything, the more time you spend with the Old Testament, the faster you can navigate it.

Every person who makes even one step toward God will see, that God has been there the entire time waiting.

Just like Adam and Eve got separated from God, we too can be separated by lying.

Have you really poured out your heart before God?

Disciple making is a commitment to open up your life to another person.

We must devote to destruction, or put to death, what is earthly in us:

Before sin even entered into the World, God had made a way of redemption for his children.

The only option that gives all of us the freedom to have peace, hope, and relationships is to forgive.

Only you can decide how Jesus will impact your life.

Are we putting the same importance and effort into our children following God?

God wants to use your copy of God’s Word to change your life and eternity.

Christ is the ultimate seeker. He seeks and saves the lost.

God is a forgiving God, but He desires to see us learn from mistakes and grow.

Jesus knew there was a high price to secure your final resting place, and paid it.

God knows your name — no matter how far you’ve traveled, and he is calling it today.

A successful transition depends on much prayer, preparation, planning, a process, and it is the work of God.

You can go from having a life that leads to death to a life radically changed by Jesus.

Every moment is an opportunity to choose where you will set your mind.

Things rarely improve where grace doesn’t make the first move.