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Those who know what to do when, and when to do what, will never have trouble with time management. Have you ever wondered what to do next, or what to do with those time-gaps between appointments and obligations? Any… Continue Reading →
All of us have experienced the pain of regret – it may have been things we have done that we should not have done or it may have been things we have left undone that we should have done. The… Continue Reading →
You’ve heard it said, “The devil is in the details”, but we can find angels there too. For non-detail-oriented people, details can seem boring, too much bother, and a bit superfluous. It’s true, over-attention to miniscule details does overcomplicate… Continue Reading →
Many people view Jesus as a great man – a paragon of moral virtue. Others view Jesus as the consummate teacher as the crowds were amazed at His teaching. There is a reluctance on the part of some however, to… Continue Reading →
“’Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness, and streams in the wasteland.’” Is…. Continue Reading →
As we consider the intentions of our hearts we see that apart from the grace of God, each of can think and act in horrific ways. God knows our fleshly desires, that’s why He provided a Savior. The prophet Isaiah… Continue Reading →
Today’s Sermon in 10 Tweets 1.Our lives are perfectly designed to give us the results we’re experiencing. 2. But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be provided to you. (Matthew 6:33) 3. We must… Continue Reading →
The broader the range, the better the team, given good blending. Consider a choir, for example. What if it only had basses, or tenors, or altos, or sopranos, or something in the middle with only a one-octave range of voices?… Continue Reading →
Some people simply drift through life, influenced by the circumstances around them. When there is a lack of direction and meaningful purpose in our lives we lack initiative. The Apostle Paul addressed this problem in his letter to the church… Continue Reading →
Not everyone enjoys competition. Some, like me and maybe you, would prefer a world where we don’t have to compete to succeed. Or, maybe we’d like a family member, colleague, or friend to realize they don’t have to compete to… Continue Reading →
Have you ever been rescued from a dangerous situation? If so, then you know the relief and gratitude that you’ve experienced from being delivered from danger. God has performed one of the greatest rescue missions in history; however, many Christians… Continue Reading →
Picture this scene (or perhaps this has happened in your home)—You’ve promised your child to take them somewhere they’ve always wanted to go, and now it’s time. They’re excited. They’ve been eagerly anticipating this promise fulfilled for what seems like… Continue Reading →
We were created to live in communion with God. When Adam chose to sin, mankind became separated from the true knowledge of God and people sought live for themselves. God desires our fellowship because He knows that a life apart… Continue Reading →
Recently, during church service, a young man, age 22, gave a testimony about his faith journey, leading up to where he’s at now. He spoke of the many questions he’s had, how the Lord used others to bring him to… Continue Reading →
We live in a world filled with a variety of influences. Our challenge is to discern which influences are from God and which ones are from the world. The Apostle John instructs us that we need to test the spirits:… Continue Reading →
