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Each Christmas tradition can remind us of the Christmas message.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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!

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!

The love God calls us to is different than the world’s love.

Thankful and obedient hearts get God’s attention and His blessing!

What legacy will you leave?

The real hero of this story is not Jonah, but God. He used an imperfect man to save an imperfect nation who lived imperfect lives to point them to a perfect God.

Lord, help us love like You love.

Don’t Miss the Message!

The Father’s voice, even in conviction, is full of love.

What does loving others look like?

Learn the lessons that separation can bring, but run when you spot home. Your Father always leaves the light on.

God desires our obedience. He wants a heart that loves him so much, it is willing to trust and obey Him…even when it’s hard.

We must show others the same compassion Jesus has shown us.

David appeals to the very nature of who God is, not his own competence or luck, thus a teaching moment for witnesses and recorded for us. As your Goliaths appear in life’s challenges, learn from David.

We can learn from the life of others.

The Love of God crushes the notion that love is something we can earn.

We’re excited to share “This Love,” a five part series on the love of God!

When we feel “stuck,” we can learn a lot about God and His heart for us and our world.

He knows us, even more than we know ourselves.

The Psalms teach us how to pour our hearts out to God.

God commands us to delight in Him!

Creation declares the glory of God. Do you?

God doesn’t need our praise, but we do.

If Jesus devoted time to be with others, it isn’t optional for His followers.

You can take the worries off your mind, because God has you on his.

Grace means using forgiveness and humility to keep you away from being self-centered and judgmental.

Your story, until today, may look bleak, impossible, and hopeless, but I’m telling you from experience that you can change the trajectory of your live.

There’s a completely new set of heroes that don’t hold a candle to those that are truly humble and selfless.

With conspiracies, distrust, and depression at the forefront of cultural noise, we would do well to turn it off and turn to Christ.

Where or to whom are you looking for stress relief? If not heavenward, it won’t work for long.

Jesus truly saw people, related to them, and cared about their eternity, so are you willing to be used in the same way?

If anxiety and fear have consumed your life and thoughts, live with the knowledge that God’s truths are unshakeable.

When it comes to obeying God, we may outwardly obey him but our hearts are far from being glad about it.

Even after Jesus’ teaching that all people were the same in God’s sight, some people disagreed about who exactly could be saved.

Humility is a choice and a gift God gave us so we can sacrificially serve others.

We have entered into some of the most difficult times culturally, yet we have more opportunities to serve and love others if only we would cast out fear.

Are we actually following Jesus’ example of growing our faith through community by being transparent with a lighted, handheld screen?

The best way for our churches – and subsequently God’s kingdom – to grow is by word of mouth. So open your mouth and invite someone.

In all circumstances, it is a privilege to pray, but sometimes it is all right to be quiet and wait on the Lord.