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Each day is a battle, but do you know who your fighting? You have to Know Your Enemy to be able to fight effectively in the Unseen, Daily Battle.
The psalmist described his relationship with God in Psalm 23. Can you say the same things about your relationship?
Who are you? A question we all wrestle with and how we answer it impacts the unseen spiritual battle we face every day.
A mother pleads to Jesus to help her daughter and shows us how to be a person of prayer.
We were made to worship but Worship is a Choice we make every day to determine victory or defeat.
Daily life requires responses, but our greatest weapon is when we respond with worship.
Worship is our best plan when we face trouble because when we take up the weapon of worship, God Takes Action.
Our individual stories are filled with mess, but one woman's mess was turned to hope by Jesus' resurrection.
Alone and focused on doing things our way, we miss the Hope that Unity brings when we are ONE.
The ability for followers of Jesus to be united and be ONE only comes when we Stay Connected to Jesus.
Jesus' final prayer before the cross includes asking the Father for the church to be one.
Money, anyone, or anything can take the place of worship in our hearts, but A Life Worth Living is A Life Marked by Worship of Jesus.
Life can be lonely, but Jesus helps us to find meaning and A Life Worth Living when we realize that Life is Better Together.
The timing of things is often a struggle, but when we see things in God's time, we can use time to enjoy a life worth living.
Life can be hard and when we are honest about it, it helps to gain the right perspective to have a life worth living.
We begin a look into the book of Ecclesiastes to discover that despite Solomon's claim that life is meaningless, we do have A Life Worth Living.
Looking back at 2020 we considering the challenges & successes of this year while also considering our hopes for 2021.
We all want our lives to be free of conflict, but true Peace, Shalom, can only be found in the one who is coming.
During the Christmas season, we all are looking to things and celebrations to give us hope and Hope is Coming, but it only comes through Jesus.
Being Off The Map is a confusing place to be, but God is in the business of using Off The Map moments, especially when we decide to Keep Moving Forward.
When life takes us Off the Map, there is no going back to the way things used to be, but God will lead us forward.
2020 is a time when we can no longer lean on experts, programs, or the past because we are OFF THE MAP.
As Paul closes his letter, he hopes the Community at Philippi will last, but he also knows that something even greater is meant to last.
Paul's love for the Philippian church is strong because of their focus on the mission of Jesus, showing that as a Community, the Mission Wins.
Where are you finding contentment in life? Paul shares the secret he has learned about being content.
What practices or habits do you have to help you follow Jesus? Paul challenges us to keep doing them.
Paul challenges us to right thinking to secure our minds and develop a Community Mindset.
Paul challenges our thinking to help the Community developing the Mindset of each of us that is secure.
True Community is based on living as citizens of heaven and imitating Jesus not imitating the world.
There are so many distractions, but remaining focused is a key part of the church community
There are things we value in life, but following Jesus creates Community Gain that surpasses everything else.
When followers of Jesus Step Up to build His kingdom the results will be better than we can imagine.
Jesus has called his followers to live a different way in this world as His holy people.
Disruption is hard, but when we realize what is required to make it through, we find there is hope.
Paul points to Jesus as the one to be like, but we must put in work for the church community to look like Jesus.
We are living in Upside Down times and we want out, but Jesus takes the Upside Down and shows the world what He can do with it.
A time of remembering what Jesus did on Good Friday as we share the Lord's Supper together.