To conclude this week, I want to introduce to you or highlight for you the song "Thank You" by Elevation Worship. It is my favorite song right now.
Read MoreWhat about the people in your life? Who are you thankful for?
Read MoreWhat is your favorite gift that you have ever received? I want to tell you about mine!
Read MoreI am so thankful to God that He was kind & merciful enough to extend salvation to us & make relationship with Him possible through the work of Jesus on the cross.
Read MoreThis week, I want to focus on thankfulness: humbly recognizing God's grace, mercy, and sovereignty in your life.
Read MoreI love to fish for men, but to fish for fish, well, not so much. I do go on occasion. I enjoy catching much more than fishing. But not true fishermen.
Read MoreI love pastors. I am grateful for my pastor friends. I enjoy encouraging them and am grateful for the encouragement they give to me.
Read MoreLast time we were at Monument Cafe, I noticed this gentleman entering the restaurant, and I said to him, "You look a lot like Tauren Wells."
Read MoreThey do not make movies and shows like this very often, but oh, I wish they did! There are many biblical themes in the movie such as love, family, patriotism, heroism, and sacrifice.
Read MoreIf you did not know it yet, let me share this with you: by and large, life is hard... but what joy God gives to us in our kids and grandkids.
Read MoreGod is your source of strength! He has the power to make you an overcomer. God's kingdom is more powerful than Satan's.
Read MoreHolding a grudge and choosing not to forgive is like drinking poison and thinking the other person will die.
Read More"Bread" is not an allegorized concept referring to the Lord's Supper or a heavenly banquet, it simply refers to our daily nourishment.
Read MoreWe all live to promote one of two kingdoms: the kingdom of God or the kingdom of self. In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus taught us to pray that the Father's kingdom come to earth.
Read MoreIn Luke's account of the Lord's prayer, it is preceded by one of the disciples asking Jesus to teach them to pray.
Read MoreThe same God who forgave David of his betrayal, lying, adultery, and murder is the God who continues to forgive all our sins when we repent.
Read MoreDavid acknowledged & confessed his sin to God, and he shows us today that if we are going to be free & have hope restored, then we must do likewise.
Read MoreWhen we confess our sins, as David admitted and confessed his, then God brings hope, healing, and beautiful forgiveness.
Read MoreWhen King David was in his fifties, at the zenith of his reign, he fell into grave sin. He was headed down a path of destruction, but God shook him, and he repented.
Read MoreThis week, we will discuss the hope and forgiveness we receive when we confess our sins to God.
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