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What an example we have in the story of George Liele
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Name that movie: ”You complete me!”Only Christ can truly complete us; Colossians 2:10, 6-15. More on YouTube at: https://youtube.com/channel/UCTdm7vVPHjN8CGzMwWH7G8A
Sometimes the workday feels like straight up toil and trouble doesn’t it? God speaks into this and wants to uplift us and encourage us in our labors.
God wants us to tune out other voices that convince ourselves of what we think God’s heart is for us and embrace what He actually says His heart is for us in His own words (Matthew 11:28-30)
In Galatians 6:9, Paul the apostle encouraged the believers then and encourages us now to “not grow weary in doing good.” Are you weary? Let’s be encouraged together as we briefly dive into Paul’s encouragement.
Marriage Dynamics Institute offers great insight into nurturing communication the builds up the other person and keeps us from pulling the other down.
Authenticity with a trusted individual and sharing where you are at relieve shame, especially when we talk to God. “He likes to hear the sound of your voice.” -Bob Goff
Max Offers practical help for us to take those anxious thoughts and recalibrate our thinking.
Max encourages us to not get caught up in the downward spiral of anxious thoughts. Guarding our thinking is key to peace.
Salt and light are used by Jesus to say how Christians are to do life in this world. The reading is from the YouVersion Bible App (Download link): Bible by Life.Church https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bible/id282935706
YouVersion Bible app reading of their Sermon on the Mount devotional. Link to download the App: Bible by Life.Church https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bible/id282935706
Taking time to identify losses in life is part of the grieving process, and God will provide comfort.
As a married couple God gives two people with unique gifts and talents the teamwork needed to make big decisions.
Making decisions as a couple must be unified, and the primary calling to the marriage comes before vocation.
It gives us such incredible and immense peace when we can trust in God as the One who makes right decisions on behalf of His people. For this He is deserving of gratitude and praise.
We are deeply thankful for those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, as John 15:13 speaks to.
Charles Stanley offers great encouragement and insight into how to set and reach goals.
God’s majesty is revealed in His beautiful creation. Hopefully we can go outside and enjoy some of it this weekend.
It’s so easy to let Marriage take the back seat when kids come along. Take steps to guard against it by Prioritizing your marriage. This is one of the best ways to love your kids.
Continued reading of Psalm 103. He does not have an attitude that wants to spite or pay someone back for the wrongs done, but rather He shows mercy.
David pours out his sorrow to God, as the pain and regrets affected him even physically. God in His steadfast love helped him.
When you’re hurting in the midst of some kind of challenge or loss God hurts for you. You’re not alone. He is ready to respond.
Ask. Seek. Knock. God’s heart is one of generosity, direction, and hospitality. Plus a helpful tip from the CDC is provided.
When anxiety threatens to destabilize us God meets us with an unfailing affection that supports us. In addition, a quote from Max Lucado offers additional encouragement here.
This comforting passage reminds us of God’s goodness, that He guards, and that He is gracious.