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May we obey when God calls.

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.

My impatient and anxious heart can get the best of me, how about you? Lord, we know You have great things in store for us. Help us to learn to trust You, Lord!

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.

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We have the very Word of God before us and the Living Word within us.

As long as we have breath, we will praise the Lord! No matter our age or ability, we are here for a purpose! Let us continue to serve Him with our whole hearts!

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?

God is Lord over the big and small. If we trust in Him to do great things in our life, why do we think He isn’t concerned about even simple matters?

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

If you’re chasing after the American dream without considering God’s will, you will be sadly disappointed in the results.

God is calling you to step out in faith today and follow Him. Trust that He will allow you to stand on the firm ground of His truth and promises!

When you come to a part in the road and you don’t know which way to go, how will you make that decision? We can make our own decisions and choose the way that seems right to us, but only the road that God leads us on is the path of righteousness.

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

Prepare yourself to move. Be ready for the battle ahead.

Are you ready for better days ahead? Do you want to leave the past behind for a better tomorrow? It starts today and it can only be possible with faith in Jesus Christ.

There are times when we feel like that little eaglet, plummeting to the earth below, our death awaiting us. But the Lord, watching us intently, swoops in and provides for us, carrying us on His wings back to safety.

God doesn’t need lip service from us. Promises of what we will do in the future, praises of His glory, and sacrifices to show we are religious are nothing to Him without our obedience.

How often do we do the same thing? Listen but don’t obey. We hear, but we don’t heed.

We can do that which God has called us to do with what He has given us in His word.

In your walk with the Lord, will you push through the sacrifice and pain that it sometimes takes to have abundant life?

Yes, he was rich. Yes, he was wise. But his fall was one of the most epic in the entire Bible.

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

If we have our faith and trust in Christ, He has saved us from our sins. We are no longer the same person. We are a new creation! We are clothed in His righteousness! So why do we still look like the rest of the world?

So here we are, in the midst of one of the craziest, most chaotic scenes we’ve ever experienced. And where is the Christian? We should be found in the most unlikely of places, just like Moses – on our knees, praying.

Every day, we are faced with tempting situations and moments that threaten to lure us away from God and to sin. We could stop listening to the Holy Spirit, just ignore Him leading us in the other direction. We could easily get distracted by the lust of the eyes and what is being offered or laid out before us. And we could do what we wanted to do… but will it glorify our Lord?

Are you willing to obey God no matter the cost? What is the cost if you don’t do what He has commanded?

The Christian worldview has been completely rejected by many people, but God is still on his throne and we still have a command to share Truth.

We should be the example for others! We should lead them to the Lord, not away. It should be God’s words on our lips.

If it were about works, I could boast, I could brag that I had something to do with my salvation. But it’s not. It’s only the work of Jesus Christ.

Many Bible heroes did not understand at first that their own personal comfort meant disobedience to God.

If the things of this world are holding you back from living out your fullest potential, let go of them and let God transform you.

Are you watching and listening for His call? Maybe He’s calling you to move in a way that would glorify Him. Will you respond in obedience? Praying you will.

In this day and age, we don’t want to believe there are consequences for our sins. We want to only believe that God is loving and forgiving. He is, but He is also righteous.

Yes, God’s love is without condition, but His standard are higher than the world’s.

Because believers reflect Christ, we should choose generosity and compassion over what we prefer.

Don’t be the person living independent of God and believing there’s no need of Him.

In our comfort, do we take risks that might change the course of someone’s life?

It’s so easy to accept the precious gift of unconditional grace to gain the Savior of the world.

We love and admire our worldly heroes, but what about our awe for the things of God?

Is your primary goal to share the good news of the gospel or to do comfortable, familiar things?

It’s not “I Surrender Some” or “I Surrender Most” but “I Surrender All.”

Before running headlong into the new year, find some time to be with God and hear from Him.

Is your God BIG or little? Powerful or weak? Wise or clueless?

Sundays-only Christianity is alive and well and prevents salvation of the lost.

Our identity depends first on “whose” we are, then the “doing” comes naturally.

Legalists believe the lost need to change their clothes instead of their hearts.

With holiday busy-ness, it’s hard, but remember to stay at Jesus’ feet.

The Bible is where all of mankind can find truth, life, and salvation.

In football, running the right direction
is crucial to victory over an opponent.