Believers must use spiritual corrective lenses to view and understand our world and our circumstances from a Godly perspective.
Just as God’s people live and contribute to a broken culture today, so it was for Nehemiah and the Jewish people in 445 BC.
When our thinking becomes small like grasshoppers, we must repent and obey to be put on the path to the blessings that trusting God brings.
Eternal life is not only about the reward that is to come after physical death, but also a level of our experience with God in this life.
The death of Christ guaranteed the forgiveness of sin for all eternity, and His life provides deliverance from sin in history.
As you read Scripture and listen to sermons, consider how God is urging you to connect with Him and His people.
This weekend, we get to celebrate the greatest sacrifice and miracle in the death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Don’t give up when life is hard. Rather, shift your focus, knowing that you will experience Jesus on new level if you keep going by faith.
By prioritizing God, we can find triumph over spiritual defeat and become a part of His mighty army, joining Him in changing this generation.
Through prioritizing God, His Word and His Spirit, we can find triumph after times of spiritual defeat. Let victory be yours today.
Rather than simply consuming truth, the mature believer lives out God’s truth in the throes of everyday living.
God expects Christians to become spiritually mature followers of Christ, using their growth and wisdom to influence those around them.
To be unapologetic as a Christian means to confess allegiance to Jesus Christ without diminishing His truth.
An unapologetic Christian confesses allegiance to Christ without any qualification or diminishment of His truth.
It is not by the force of our will, but rather the opposite: absolute surrender, that is the key to unlocking God’s power.
Let’s keep those who have suffered loss in our prayers as they begin to repair and restore what has been damaged.
As believers, we should connect with God and each other, grow in spiritual maturity, and serve as kingdom agents for our Lord.
In protest to a racial norm, Jesus Christ – while maintaining his own racial history and heritage – obeyed the will of God.
Believers must address their spiritual confusion and follow Jesus if they want to receive the rewards of discipleship.
Every believer must allow God to awaken and reset our priorities to experience what it means to be successful and fully alive in Christ.
As followers of Jesus, we must understand that true success in life is directly related to the level of our experiential knowledge of God.
Your intimacy with the Lord should be the driving force of your life, but you first must invite Him in and spend time with Him.
Life disruptions come with the human experience. With each disruption, there is an opportunity for a reset.
Jesus intended for the church to be the transformational environment for the Spirit of God to ignite His people.