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Surrender
Nearly every Christians can point to a person or a situation or a day when they accepted Christ as their personal Savior, or if they had been away from the Fathers house, the circumstances and the day they returned home.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as I relate my return to the Father’s house.
The Furnace of Obedience
Daniel made a decision to obey God, even in the little things at a young age. Daniel and his three friends, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, were taken from their homeland to serve the Babylonian king. The diet the king offered violated God’s dietary commands for His people.
So the four young men refused to eat the king’s food and instead asked for vegetables and water. They chose to obey God’s commandments even in the seemingly small things, and as a result, God blessed them with wisdom, knowledge and understanding beyond their years.
Join us at 7:05 tomorrow morning as we talk about their faith and the example it sets for us.
With You Always
Pause for a moment and think about this: The Lord’s concern for us didn’t begin on the day we were born and won’t conclude on the day we die. Our existence is eternal. His love for us reaches back before we were born and far ahead into eternity with Him.
That thought is mind boggling to me, yet it’s true. Join us at 7:05 Sunday morning as we learn more about His great love for us.
Don’t forget, we will have communion tomorrow as well, have your stuff ready!
Don’t Give Up!
We become weary and burdened, facing trials and challenges that seem insurmountable, but we know we are being obedient to the Lord? Our anticipation sees the road ahead littered with obstacles, challenges and uncertainties, and our heart and mind are tired. Don’t give up!
Know that our obedience and perseverance are not in vain. It is the pathway to a glorious reward, woven into the very fabric of our faith and obedience to the Lord.
Join us at 7:05 tomorrow morning for praise and worship and a timely message from the Lord.
Livin’ The Dash – All In
Over the last few weeks we’ve met two people whom we really don’t know much about, the nameless widow and the prophet Elijah. We saw how, in spite of their circumstances, they were obedient to what God asked them to do. It took great courage to do the bidding of God. Elijah took on the most powerful man in all of Israel and a widow woman who was willing to give up the last of her food to feed a complete stranger in the time of famine. How did they get to the point in their lives where they could be obedient to God’s word under such dire consequences?
It’s really very simple, the leading of His Holy Spirit. The Lord is with us on our journey through life. There are many things out of our control, like tore up electrical service, the behavior of others and the past. But, what we can control is our response to Him and to the circumstances in which we find ourselves.
Join us at 7:05 for praise and worship and then a message about following God unabashed!
More From The Brook
There are steps in our faith. Elijah had to deliver the message of a drought before the Lord could show himself faithful at the brook. He had to go to the brook before the encounter with the widow. The provision of the brook had to be removed before the miracle of the flour and oil.
God is a God of order. That doesn’t mean he does things in OUR order, but His.
Join us tomorrow morning as we continue to learn more from the experiences of the widow of Zarephath and the prophet Elijah.
God’s Hand
God chose to take the life of the prophet Elijah and intertwine it with the life of this widow. The woman, only referred to as the “widow of Zarephath,” demonstrates a powerful faith through her obedience in today’s scripture.
God’s hand on the prophet and widows lives was striking and undeniable.
Join us at 7:05 tomorrow morning for praise and worship and a message about faith.
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