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Let’s get to the heart of the matter. How many people have you shared with about what God has done for you?

We do not know when the Lord will sound the call. We must be ready now. Are you?

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 invitation has been sent. You have been invited.

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!

What are you trusting in today? Is it Jesus?

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

Friends, we have not and could not earn anything of the Lord except His wrath. Death is the only thing we are deserving of. And we will see it. But if we humble ourselves before the Lord, repent of our sins and ask for His forgiveness, He will be gracious enough to save us.

We can dress it up, make it look beautiful, appealing, delightful, and inviting, but if anyone were to see the inside of each of us, would they be shocked? The only thing that can change our heart is Jesus.

Sometimes the Lord does not intervene immediately when we sin. He is patiently waiting for us to confess our sin and turn away from it, choosing His way over our own. But just because He may seem or feel silent does not mean He approves of our sin.

Repentance begins in our heart.

It’s not what’s at the surface that allows the new growth to thrive and succeed, but it’s at the root.

It doesn’t matter what you’ve done, what you’ve said, where you’ve been or who you’ve been, God forgives.

This spiritual procedure is the only one guaranteed to save your life.

People treat sin casually, even jokingly in this day and time, but God does not.

What would you do if you witnessed injustice, judgement and hypocrisy?

Jesus gave His life so our debt could be paid.

Rick Warren recently wrote a great article about how Our Churches Should Be No Shame Zones. I’ve been surprised at the […]