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Learning is good, but what will you do with it?

Pruning is painful, but it’s necessary and causes us to become the person God had in mind when He created us!

Put on the whole armor of God. We need it today.

God is the Good Shepherd, and we must willingly follow His leading.

Be the salt of the earth! Be His!

What if Jesus asked you that question today, “Whom do you say that I am?” What would you say? Would you repeat what others have told you? Would you bank on their knowledge? Or would you be able to give a first-hand account to your own experience with Jesus?

It takes nurturing with the bread of life and the living water and time spent with the Son for the person to finally bloom and grow and then be ready for harvest.

Anticipate “in your face” battles, not merely “let’s pretend” childish scrimmages. Be ready. From pretend pirates to skilled swordsmen, let’s suit up and execute His battle plans while holding fast to the victorious finish He has already secured.

You can believe a small seed of faith planted in God’s power produces the impossible if it is planted securely in God’s Word. 

Regular maintenance means regular appointments with God, and there are no short cuts.

With so many blessings freely given to those who surrender their lives to Jesus, you would think none of them would remain unclaimed.

In the same way that a clean air filter is important for your car, so is your personal, spiritual filter.

What God plans for our lives does not always match up with what we expect Him to do.

When you devote yourself to extended and focused time with God, you will see identifiable results.

If you’re feeling out of fellowship with God, you’re the one who created the distance, not Him.

Is your heart condition one of loving and serving others and a testament to a surrendered life?

Someone you know needs discipleship, and you may be that disciple maker.

Putting distance between yourself and God is a dangerous road to travel.

True disciples of Christ invest in the people God has placed in their lives.

God doesn’t promise a smooth ride, but to be with us in the turbulence.

Before you know true joy, you must know who Jesus is and what he did for you.

Your personal journey to the manger will be the best decision you ever make.

The three gifts were brought by men who had heard the story of a Messiah.

The world entices with wrong messages, but only one bears repeating.

Growth requires intentional care for and commitment to what you love.

Break the cycle of discontentment and change your self-powered desires.

God invites us to share in the responsibility of shining the light of his glory.

Are you content with milk or do you want meat? It’s a decision that determines your growth.

When we look for signs, we are really looking for searching for hope and a future.

Jesus took advantage of daily opportunities to lay foundations for learning.

When we are obedient to pour into the lives of others, we are Jesus in the flesh.