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The Life: More Than A Rabbi

February 27, 2018

Is your heart OPEN to hearing from God? Or is your heart CLOSED?   That’s the difference between skepticism and faith. A skeptic doesn’t want to hear from God, because a skeptic wants to hold on to his or her preconceived ideas about God. A skeptic walks on dangerous ground, because his or her skepticism reveals a suspicious or stubborn attitude that refuses to believe even if the truth is starring them in the face.  We all know people like this.  Perhaps you are a person like this.

The Life: No One Like Jesus

February 17, 2018

If you believe that Jesus is the heir of all things, including your life – that means you belong to Him. He created you. He gave you your personality, your passions and your abilities. You are fearfully and wonderfully made. And that means when you trust Jesus to lead your life, no one knows you better than Him. And because He loves you with a sacrificial love, no one will love you better than him.

What’s the Point?

February 6, 2018

What does Jesus save us for? He saves you for a relationship with God. He saves you to bring you God – so you that can know Him, treasure Him and rest in His loving and secure arms now and forever. He saves you so you can know what its like to be His beloved child. And He saves you so can enjoy a new life: a life where you can learn to live and love like Jesus; a life of freedom, a life of meaning and life of adventure, walking with Him and learning to be a blessing to others as you follow Him. That’s why Jesus is the point.

Everyday Praise: Raise the Roof

January 30, 2018

God wants us to be a faith-filled people: People who trust Him with every aspect of our lives. People who trust Him with our marriages, who trust Him with our families, people who trust Him with our finances, people who trust Him with our time, people who trust Him with our habits and hobbies. Because when we trust Him in everything, we honor Him fully. That’s worship! That’s the kind of worshiper God desires.

Everyday Praise: A Heart After God

January 23, 2018

It is well and good to praise God for the good things in our lives – a loving family, great friendships, financial success, a great church. But here David shows that a man with a heart after God doesn’t praise God just when things are going well. Here he praises God when life isn’t going his way. This is why David is a great example OF EVERYDAY PRAISE.

Everyday Praise: The Always There For You God

January 16, 2018

God is always there for us watching over us, even in our sleep. He’s always looking out for our best interests. He’s always watching to protect us. I don’t know about you, but knowing this about my God gives me comfort. It helps me to realize I have nothing to fear and I’ll never be alone. The eyes of God are on me to prosper me and not to harm me. That’s good news.

Everyday Praise: Why Praise God?

January 11, 2018

We are the ones entrusted with the praise of God. We are the one’s who know the God of wonder, of splendor, of majesty. Yet, when God’s people are silent, the rest of the world just ahead as if God does not exist. But when we praise God we awaken others to God’s wonders. When we praise God we tell others there is One who satisfies the deepest longings of our hearts. When we praise God we tells others there is a power that delivers beyond the empty promises of this world. And when we praise God we speak of THE ONE who can heal every heart, renew every hope, and reconcile any relationship.

Mary Did You Know?

December 24, 2017

This beautiful picture of God favoring Mary, of God conceiving His Son in the womb of a virgin, changes everything. God is not indifferent to our plight. One of the most common questions about the evil that is so prevalent in our world is this: “Why didn’t God do something to stop or prevent that evil from happening?” Well the miracle of the virgin birth proves that He did. God’s Son entered our world through the womb of a humble country girl. Jesus was born in a dirty stable on the backside of a forgotten little town. He gave up the riches of heaven to come and experience life just like us. He moved into the neighborhood, and served the unloved, the broken hearted, and the nobodies of this world, all the while knowing that one day He would be crucified at the hands of wicked men, so that through His death, he could put an end to evil.