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The church must be ready for the return of her Bridegroom. Are you?

What do we do when we’ve lost our delight in God’s Word?

Jesus is coming soon. Will He find you sleeping?

Cultivating humility in our daily walk should be a priority.

What are we willing to give up to follow the Lord?

Do you want to hear God’s voice? Do you want to draw near to the Lord, the very one that saved you? Open your bible.

Jesus is returning. Are we ready?

We can trust God because He has been, and always will be, faithful.

No matter where you are in your journey with Christ, there is always “the next step”. Are you ready? You’ve been given the power of the Holy Spirit, you need only obey.

Do you truly know Jesus? Do we understand what it means to be called His?

As believers, we want to remain humble and teachable.

Don’t let the enemy distract you from your purpose. Keep teaching. Keep leading. Keep discipling. Keep preaching. Keep encouraging.

As a believer, you wear the perfection of Christ.

Jesus said to go and teach. Are you following the Great Commission?

Go and tell. Now that you know, now that you believe, now that you have seen it with your own eyes the work of Jesus, go and tell others about what He has done!

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

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

Sheep don’t worry; sheep just trust.

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

God calls us to live thankful lives.

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

Because we’ve been forgiven, we can forgive.

Living a life of integrity and honesty is only possible with the Belt of Truth wrapped around us.

What are we teaching our children? Where are we pointing them?

What does loving others look like?

May we obey when God calls.

Have we settled for something less than what Jesus intended for His church?

Don’t just do it for me. Teach me so I can do it, too. And then, let me be able to teach someone else. Isn’t that what discipleship is?

Fall to His feet and trust in Him. This is where true faith is built.

When Jesus told us to love others…

Are we really true followers of Christ? Is there complete and total commitment? Have you surrendered your life to Him? Take up thy cross and follow.

Jesus is there, even in our blindspot.

We’ve seen His goodness time and time again. We’ve witnessed what He can do and we know what He’s promised to do, but… we turn the knob on the side of that box, wondering if He’s really going to show up.

We must resist our tendency to quench our spiritual thirst with the wrong things.

Is there anyone in your life who demands your time and your loyalty instead of pointing you to God?

It’s not about what you see, think, or believe, it’s about the deity of God and his Son’s life-changing work on the cross.

Reading has become outdated and archaic for a younger generation, but it should never be irrelevant for a Christian studying God’s Word..

Sometimes a familiar passage of Scripture can become so over-used that we fail to be transformed by its beauty.

God’s plan and purpose is so much greater and more perfect than anything the world can dream of.

Are you a cultural Christian or a biblical Christian? The true answer depends on if your life and your lips speak the good news of the gospel.

Reading the Bible is essential to a changed life.

Every area of your life is essentially missionary work and gives you the chance to glorify the God of the universe.

Worship takes place when the holy penetrates the ordinary and we are left in awe of the God of the universe.

It will change your life and the lives of others if you’ll just obey the Great Commission: intentional discipleship.

If not us, then who will be Jesus to “the least of these?”

Contrary to popular belief, the sin nature begins at birth, but we can be to be equipped to to beat it with with God’s armor.

Intentionally avoid the darkness that causes pain and agony by turning on the Light that never dims.

Once you have met the Savior of the world, and surrendered your life to Him, you’ll want everyone to know . . . so don’t keep it in!