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The blind man in our story had to do something to accept the healing: go and wash in the pool of Siloam. He trusted Jesus and obeyed Him…and this led to his healing.

Have we taken time out to spend with the Lord? Not just for us to tell Him what we need, but for Him to speak to us.

It’s not always easy to trust God when things fall apart, but He is faithful.

We may be tempted to take the easy way out when we feel pain, hurt, uneasiness, discomfort or trouble. But because of what Jesus endured on the cross, we can trust in Him and His sacrifice and stand strong.

When we find ourselves in a dark place, we must remember what we learned in the light.

By His grace we are forgiven and freed.

You have a choice – run or return.

Lead us, Lord, in the way that is everlasting!

In the cover of darkness is where sin reigns. But when the light shines, the darkness flees.

Will you join me in serving our Lord in the local church? We need to come back together to gain knowledge and wisdom, find encouragement and support, and to worship our King we say we love!

Jesus is with us in the storms and teaches us through them.

In Christ, God provides an Ark of Safety for all who believe.

Contentment comes when we see God’s glory and all He has given us as enough.

Jesus’ statement rings true: the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

There is hope in Jesus. He is a friend that sticks closer than anyone I’ve ever known.

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.

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

Our value does not come from our busyness.

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

Everyone can use a fresh start.

Jesus was known for His humble nature and loving manner, not a hurried and chaotic busyness.

None of us deserve what God has done for us. We ALL deserve His wrath.

Lay it down. Everything you are trying to prove, whatever you are trying to earn, lay it down. Come to the foot of the cross.

So what do we do? If we have been forgiven so great a debt, one that we cannot repay, time and time again, what should we do when someone wrongs us? Forgive.

As brothers and sisters in Christ, we must lay aside our flesh and follow the Lord’s lead.

What needs to be removed in your life to keep your eyes fixed on Christ? What tempts you? What leads you to sin?

Jesus knew that the resurrection would come. He knew what it would be like to be reunited with the Father in Heaven. He wasn’t focused on the pain ahead, but the joy that was coming.

When we are afraid, we can turn our eyes to our Savior.

Far too many will accept Jesus, but never experience the true reward of having a close relationship with Him.

We don’t always understand God’s plan. We don’t like to see our friends or family struggle or suffer, but it’s important to remember, God’s got this. He is in control.

God is such a gentleman, He will let us run, but sooner or later, we will come face-to-face with the consequences of our actions.

We can learn from the life of others.

You cannot do this on your own. You need Jesus. Trust in Him to provide what you need.

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

Jesus shows us what to do when faced with anxiety.

Our anxiety is sometimes a result of a lack of communication, especially with God.

How often are we deceived into believing we deserve something when it’s actually God who does because he is our above-and-beyond Provider.

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

Attempting to hide from God is as old as the garden, so try resolutions and honest communication instead of a slow fade.

As a fierce storm rages around us, will we not wake from our sleep and join the battle over the life-changing truth of the gospel?

If you really want to explore the questions you have about your faith, dive right in to God’s Word instead of manmade arguments.

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

Do you have questions today about God’s timing and provision? If so, don’t lose heart, because God is faithfully in control.

The Bible says magic is evil and a human attempt to circumvent God.

We are not hard wired to wait, yet God requires that we do so. How will you respond to such a calling?

Doing what you want when you want sounds nice, but if you ask someone who has lived that life, you may hear about a life of self-destruction.

Summertime church camps, student conferences, and mission trips . . . it’s been a great break for our students, but going back to school is an opportunity for Satan to strike.

If there’s one people group that can bridge the racial divide, it’s Christians.