The Power of Fear
You might be in a situation right now where fear feels overwhelming. Maybe you’re facing a health crisis, a challenging relationship, or an uncertain future. It’s easy to think that you should be strong, that you shouldn’t feel fear if you have faith. But that’s not what God expects of you.
The Apostle Paul assures us that no matter what we face, God’s love remains steadfast. God doesn’t expect you to be fearless; He expects you to bring your fears to Him.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we dig into the subject of fear and how the Lord wants us to work through those feelings. Also, we will celebrate the Lord’s supper at the end of service, have your elements ready!
Lead, Follow or Git!
Being a leader has always been a difficult position. Some take to it like a fish in water, others struggle through it and seem to stumble every step of the way. We see many examples of leaders in scripture, some good, others not so good. You have to ask t=yourself, what can I learn from their triumphs and failures?
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we explore one of the Lord’s chosen, Moses.
Your Words Matter – The Untamable Tongue
While it is often spoken of, it is rarely discussed how our words can shape the lives of those around us. Their impact on all is immense, immediate and carries a far reach impact we may not see or understand.
It’s important we view the significance of how our words are perceived. Little children hang on them, young adults embrace them and those of age internalize them and see themselves through what you may or may not say.
Join us at 7:05 tomorrow morning!
Rock Bottom
In every season of life, you encounter moments where you can shine brightly. Your light is a gift from God, meant to illuminate your path and the paths of those around you.
When you let your light shine, you demonstrate that your light comes from God. It reflects His love, grace, and truth working in and through you. Trusting Him requires faith, allowing His light to shine through your actions and words. This trust can be challenging, especially when new beginnings feel uncertain or overwhelming. Each time you let your light shine, you declare your faith in God’s goodness and His plans for you.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about learning to trust the Lord in all circumstances.
Your Path In Life
Living out God’s purpose means aligning our daily actions and decisions with His will. It requires seeking His guidance through prayer and Scripture, listening for His voice, and obeying His promptings. It’s about using our unique gifts and talents to serve others and bring glory to His name. When we live with this perspective, our life takes on new meaning. We begin to see every interaction and task as an opportunity to fulfill God’s plan for our lives. Each plan is based on us as individuals, our life experiences, our desires and
It could be an encouraging word to a coworker, patience with your children, or a helping hand to a neighbor. Though these acts may seem small, they are significant in God’s eyes and contribute to the story He is writing through you.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about walking His path for your life. Also, don’t forget, we will celebrate the Lord’s supper!
Don’t Get Stuck!
Daily renewal and transformation begin with filling your thoughts with God’s truth. Spend time in His Word, letting Scripture shape your perspective and guide your decisions. As you meditate on His promises and commands, your thoughts align more with His. The Holy Spirit will work within you, helping you reject the lies and negativity the world often promotes.
It’s easy to get down and get stuck and believe there is no way to move forward in life. Yup, sounds extreme, but it happens. However we have a way out and a way forward.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about how to move forward when life hands you hardship. https://www.youtube.com/live/cAkzDPZ3Z5A
Transformed for His Glory
Joshua Goodling wrote the following in his article, A Transformation, One of the most amazing transformations in God’s creation is when a caterpillar spins itself into a silky cocoon. Inside of that cocoon, that caterpillar radically transforms. And when it emerges from the cocoon, what once was an ugly caterpillar is now a beautiful butterfly. Before it spins itself into that cocoon, it is a caterpillar and crawls around on it’s many legs. However, once it emerges from that transformation, it now has wings and can fly!
Christians, just like the caterpillar, are supposed to be transformed as well. We are to change the way we live, the way we think, the way we act, and all about us once we become a true follower of Jesus Christ. Sound difficult, perhaps, but Jesus we can do all things.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we discuss the transformative process of a Christ follower.