Take a moment to pause with Pastor Kevin as he shares insights from God's Word to help you live out your faith and strengthen your walk with the Lord.
The war of your mind is not a passive activity, but an active, vigorous fight, fought with the power of God and spiritual weapons made available to us through the gospel.
One of the evidences of a Spirit-filled life is that the Believer we produce fruit. Scripture is clear the type of fruit we should produce and is critical for us to walk in the Spirit.
On of the hardest things to do is bring your thoughts in check with God's thoughts. However, instead of feeling defeated, we need to rejoice that the Holy Spirit helps us take our thoughts captive if we allow Him.
In order to live the Spirit-Filled life, we have to start with taking our thought captive. Join Dr. Kevin as he builds on his message from this past Sunday (10/18/20) to help you learn to walk in the Spirit.
An examination can be a scary thing, but an honest self-examination can be even scarier. Yet the Bible tells us to examine ourselves.
God has chosen to shine the light of His grace through his followers. Jesus told us to “let your light shine before others.” We have been given this light that is what the world is desperately seeking.
It is so important to examine our lives before God on a regular basis, lest we go off tract and not even realize it. Take a step back today and think about how you are living for God.
Do you ever feel like the Christian life is a struggle? Do you feel that it’s hard, day after day, to keep going? Do you find it hard to trust God, to live for Jesus, and to speak about Jesus with other people? Maybe you look at other Christians—at church, or online, or in sermon illustrations or books—who seem to have it all together and who seem to be able to live victorious Christian lives, happy and largely free from struggles. And then you look at yourself and ask: “What’s wrong with me? Why is it all such a struggle for me?”
Living the Christian life can be frustrating. Do you ever fail or mess up? The good news is God is looking at the "Big Picture" so hang on.