The Romance of Ministry (Part I)
In Jesus’ time, ministry was not glamorous nor profitable. However, these days, ministry has an appeal and expectation that seems romantic and idealistic.
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Kingdom of God
Hope for the Lost (Part III)
As the children of God, we are called to have hope for the Lost. God was patient with us, and we are called to be patient with people and have hope that someday they will recognize and admit their for need Jesus! …
Celebrating True Freedom
Today we celebrate our freedoms as Americans and remember that our freedom was costly. It is also a good day to reflect on our most important freedom, which is our freedom in Christ! …
Possessing Hope in a Hopeless World (Part III)
The world will continue to be in tumult, unrest, and chaos, but God’s children are called to hope in the midst of the darkness. …
Wait for the Promise… (Part I)
After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples for forty days before he was taken up to heaven. The charge He left with the disciples changed them and changed the world! …
The Ways of the Kingdom (Part IV)
The Bible tells us that “...the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but mighty in God for pulling down strongholds…” (See 2 Corinthians 10:4). When it comes to fighting, the Kingdom of God operates the opposite of the ways of the world. Winning in the Kingdom of God is about seeing people’s hearts and minds changed by the power of the gospel! …
The Ways of the Kingdom (Part III)
The Lord gives us a powerful promise if we seek His Kingdom before seeking all other things in life. …
The Ways of the Kingdom (Part II)
God’s Kingdom is far higher and wider than what we see with our natural eyes, and Jesus’ prayer helps us to glean the truth about the ways of the Kingdom.
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The Need for Encouragement (Part III)
When we encourage others, we help them to believe in the work of God in their lives and to take Him at His word. The encouragement can bring God’s purpose on the earth and fulfill His plans. …
Dealing with Insecurities (Part IV)
Insecurities make us rely on others’ approval to gauge our value and worth. They also create unrealistic expectations of ourselves and others. This makes a fragile system for our sense of wellbeing because there is no room for failure, mistake, or weakness. The higher our expectations of ourselves and others, the greater chance of being let down, which in turn feeds the monster of insecurity. …