We began this year with our vision and plans, then COVID-19 came along and no one planned for church buildings to be closed, social lives to end and people wearing masks to go to the grocery store. But God’s vision is always 20/20.
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There are many giants we face in life. The question is not can we defeat them, but will we walk with God who does defeat them? Let us have the heart and voice of Caleb.
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It’s time to stop seeing oursleves through our own eyes, and see ourselves as God sees us - Mighty Warriors!
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The story of the resurrection of Jesus didn’t end on the day He arose. It is the continuing story of the defeat of sin and death. The story is our story. We are Easter People, raised from the dead and walk in a new life.
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He came in as king on Sunday. They would later use that title as a means by which to have place a crown of throns on his head and eventually have him nailed to a cross. Paul would face the end of his like and see a “crown of righteousness.” We can have assurance of a crown of life because of Jesus.
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Sometimes “maybe” is all I have. Finding faith when I am in pain, when my world is crumbling, when I don’t understand is difficult. Lord, I believe, help me overcome my unbelief.”
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COVID-19 has kept church building doors closed. Are you feeling spiritually isolated? Let God’s words speak to your heart and mind. You are loved, missed and desired. The church is still strong and united.
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You are a walking advertisement. Who approves you as an ad?
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Fear can breed cowardness. Paul calls upon Timothy to not be ashamed. But what does that mean? Paul tells Timothy why he is not ashamed – it’s because of what he knows.
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Paul reminded Timothy not only of his spiritual heritage, but to live in the power, love and self-disciple that comes from God.
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Loving a fellow Christian is not always easy. To love your enemy is a calling many Christians want to find a way to not do. What does Jesus mean when calling to be perfect is seen in loving your enemy?
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How do Christians love each other? When you think about the church as a family, Paul helps us to see how important love is when lived sincerely.
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In this great passage about husbands and wives is seen the continual imagery of Christ and the Church. Love is the center theme of both marriage and the connection between Christ and the church.
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Many people look at the verses 4-7 as the definition of love. While it does help us to define love, if we fail to see the importance of love we can use this as a list to judge others. Why is love so important?
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Peter, like Paul, makes a list for Christians to grow in. One of the words Peter uses is the same –goodness or praiseworthy. Don’t just think about what is worthy of praise, look for it in others and see it in your own life.
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Paul continues to challenge the inventory of our mind by telling us to think about that which is pure, lovely and commendable. When we center on the good, it changes how we live.
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The first two things we are reminded by God to think on are that which is true and honorable. God’s list will change your life, if you put it into practice. God’s inventory list helps to change from the inside out.
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The New Year has begun and God’s Word will help us see how He can take the chaos of life and bring peace to guard our hearts and minds in Jesus Christ.
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