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Does our faith result in obedience?

Whatever you’re going through or waiting for, I promise you, God is at work! He doesn’t waste time. The Lord almighty is in control and time is in His hands. Trust Him.

We have something the Lord wants to use, but will we surrender our grasp on it? Will we offer it to the Lord and accept His offer to be used to accomplish His great plan?

Are we still begging to be close to Him, found on our knees in prayer? Or are we now at a distance, watching to see what unfolds next?

Jesus is the Prince of Peace. With Him we have nothing to fear. Without Him, we have no hope.

A lot of life is made up of waiting. Let’s learn to wait well.

It may be that God wants you to be satisfied with Him, the giver of great blessings, before getting the blessing. It may be that He is getting you ready to experience Him in a whole new way. A fiery sort of way.

Like Jesus did often, take time to get away and pray. Seek the Lord’s wisdom and ask for discernment in this situation. Study His Word and live it out. You know who wins in the end.

What “cup” has the Lord given you?

Like the pressure of the earth creating diamonds out of carbon deposits, God is creating something beautiful out of you. It doesn’t make the trial or the storm any easier. But knowing God is at work is comforting in the midst.

Today, let’s allow the Lord to shine His truth into our lives, searching our intent and refocus on what’s really important.

Have you met Jesus? How did that change you? Have you professed that to the world? We all have a story to share, will you tell yours?

Jesus is our guide on the uncertain path of life.

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.

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.

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!

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

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.

The cure for hypocrisy is telling the truth.

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

We will never regret obeying God.

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

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?

This morning, hear His words, see the truth in them, and pray for His overwhelming love to fill your heart.

We are on an earthly mission to serve the purposes of God! Is fear or intimidation silencing us?

How has the Gospel changed you? What are you doing with it?

Sometimes we’re so focused on the destination, we forget to take the beauty along the way!

Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready?

The treasure that awaits is worth far more than the pains of this earth.

People get ready. Jesus is coming soon.

His blessings are so sweet.