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When we look at our daily routine, do we have a time set aside for getting alone with God?

When we find ourselves in that position, in the middle of never-where, we have a choice. We can follow the example of Judas or we can follow the example of Peter.

Fearing God isn’t being afraid of Him – it’s being scared of living life without Him.

To be a leader one must have a servant’s heart.

We can run with endurance because God supplies what we need along the way.

Today, let’s remember what God has called us to do and do it. Don’t get focused on the wrong things, the things that won’t really matter in eternity.

Why do we put off doing what we want to do?

Jesus has invited all of us to the table. Will you come?

Jesus. He alone deserves our worship and praise.

If God has saved you, you have been brought into His marvelous light, as the scripture says. You have been changed! And it’s time to celebrate!

In Jesus we have a fresh start.

Don’t let this New Year begin without a renewed commitment to Him…His way, His time, His glory.

Want to hear the advice that changed my life?

The Bible tells us to examine ourselves. Ask the tough questions about your salvation. Test yourself to see if you are truly saved.

Jesus beckons. He calls us to join Him. To sit at His feet. To seek His face. To feel His presence.

God’s Word is worthy, withstands the pressure of change, and it’s an eternal commitment. If God says it, I believe it.

Jesus works in our bad days, sometimes even more than on our good days.

Jesus never promised the road would be easy as His follower. In fact, time and time again, He pointed out how hard it would be. But the rewards far outweigh the risk.

If you want to build a life worth living, Jesus must be the beginning. He must be the cornerstone.

Our motive for following Jesus matters.

It’s time to let Jesus do what needs to be done in our lives. Restore. Refresh. Renew.

If you’ve been saved by Jesus, if you’ve put your faith and trust in Him, you are His servant. It’s time to get to work. It’s time to build the kingdom of God!

May we also decide in our hearts to keep studying God’s Word, following Him in obedience!

Are you struggling against your sin or are you complacently accepting it?

The moment you decide to follow Jesus, a change takes place. No more wilting, yellow leaves. Blooms begin to appear and the sweet smelling fragrance is a beautiful aroma to the Lord.

Are you missing the point? Jesus is calling to you today. He wants to come in and abide with you.

Do people praise God because they see the difference He has made in our lives?

By God’s grace, we are to “cut off” the things in our lives that do not honor Him.

Let’s find ways to point our hearts toward Jesus throughout Christmas and everyday.

We are an aroma of Christ everywhere we go.

Recognizing Jesus as God is the first step toward faith. Without the knowledge of who He truly is, we can’t go further.

Jesus loves you and He will never let you go.

The cure for hypocrisy is telling the truth.

God calls each of us to present ourselves to Him as a living sacrifice.

In all things, the Lord has heard my cries and answered my prayers. Some are still waiting for answers, but while I wait, I pray, continuing to bring that to the Lord and trust that He will answer it, in His time.

We will know when Jesus returns. There will be no doubt. All will be able to see.

Do our actions tell the same story as our words?

We will never regret obeying God.

It’s always good to examine ourselves and our motives. Are we serving God because we love Him and want to obey, or are we wanting extra credit for it?

Your faith doesn’t have to be huge to be effective. Allow God to use the winters of this life to grow you.

It’s time to check our walk. Are we throwing out banana peels? Are there things in our life that are causing our brother to stumble?

God gives us what we need.

The Lord has entrusted us with financial means in order to live for Him. Are we doing that?

Let’s follow Jesus’ example and seek the lost, pour into them the truth and rejoice when they come home!

God invites you to dine at His table. He has a feast prepared for you, a robe of righteousness to place on you, shoes of peace that will allow you to go and share your story of His goodness.

In Scripture, God shows us what blessing and happiness is and how to get it.

God’s path to happiness isn’t complicated and is given to us in Scripture.

To be a Christian means you are a disciple of Christ. And to be a disciple of Christ means you are to be a disciple-maker.

God doesn’t care who you are, what you’ve done, where you’ve been, who you know or what’s in your pocket. He has invited you to accept His invitation through Jesus Christ. Will you?

He stands with arms wide open, waiting. Will you run to Him today?