A powerful example of the world seeing God through the love of the church is Acts 2:44-47. The people in Jerusalem saw the way the believers treated one another, and they wanted to be a part.
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John says "no one has seen God," but other biblical authors talk about seeing God. Is this a contradiction?
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Because of God's love for us, we ought to love others. What are you doing at your church to obey this word? What are you doing to manifest your love?
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The popular definition of love is tainted with notions of self. We love out of ulterior motives. This is unlike God's love.
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Have you ever attempted something so big that failure is guaranteed unless the Lord does it?
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How do you react when God interrupts your plans? Do you get upset, or do you pause and try to see what plans God has for you?
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I served as the camp pastor for Go Tell Camp recently and had a blast. This was my second time serving in this capacity.
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Why end the week on worship music? I believe this is a pivotal input that all followers of Jesus should have in their life, both listening and participating!
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Is going to church a priority input for you? Church is my weekly reset & priority realignment, a weekly time to solely focus on Jesus & what He has for me.
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We need to LIVE in community. We need to be known by the people around us but especially do life closely together with a key group of fellow believers.
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Recently, I finished a book on prayer called "The Practice of Prayer" by Robby & Kandi Gallaty. This really helped with my input of prayer in my life!
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This week, I would like for you to do an internal evaluation of the different inputs pouring into your life. We will be discussing five in particular.
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While we were visiting Omaha Beach, one of the American landing beaches on D-Day, I took a short walk up to what remains of one of the German bunkers.
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On the morning of June 6, we attended the memorial service at the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer. We were pleasantly surprised to see what a God-honoring service it was.
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A friend of mine from college shared with me that his grandfather was originally supposed to be present at D-Day as one of the men storming the beaches but was delayed and missed it.
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The first word that comes to mind when I consider the D-Day landings of the allied forces is the word sacrifice. On D-Day, thousands of people sacrificed themselves so that millions in Europe could be free.
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I'm so encouraged by Ruth's testimony of trusting God in the waiting and am excited to share it with you today.
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John and Abigail Adams knew about suffering, yet even during great pain, they maintained their deep conviction and belief in the love of God.
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Love is indeed all we need, just not the love of self, but true love for God and others, demonstrated in the way we live and give.
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Have you ever read a passage of Scripture many times, and then suddenly you learn something from it which you had never understood before?
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