Discipleship
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Legacy That Lives On
When we look at Joshua chapter 1, something beautiful stands out: Moses isn’t remembered for his title, but for his heart. And in Hebrews 11, the “Hall of Faith,” Moses isn’t honored for his accomplishments, but for his faith. Joshua 1:2 – “Moses my servant is dead. Now then, you and all these people, get ready to cross […]
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Actions Speak Louder Than Words
I am sure you have heard the statement, “Actions speak louder than words”. Do you believe it? I certainly do. Sometimes we try to talk our way through life’s challenges, but more often than not, it’s our actions that speak the loudest—especially when those actions are surrendered to God. Take Moses, for example. His heart […]
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Training is Godly
Paul teaches his protege, Timothy, that godliness requires training similar to that of an athlete. “For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and life to come. (1 Timothy 4:8, NIV) Similarly, the author of Hebrews informs his readers that it takes […]
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Making the Most of 2025
Making the Most of 2025: Lessons from Psalm 90 Time has a way of slipping by quickly, doesn’t it? Whether you’re having fun or not, it can feel like the days just fly by. This is something Moses reminds us of in Psalm 90, where he offers a prayer that speaks to the brevity of […]
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Body Life
Ray Stedman wrote Body Life to remind us of what God created the church to be as the body of Christ. He takes us through a study of Ephesians chapter four where we discover the guidelines concerning the activity of the believer’s life within the church. “Paul’s masterpiece of the church is his letter to […]
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You’re Gifted
We had a great discussion tonight in our connect group about how God has gifted each of us for a very special purpose. He created us as a masterpiece, designed to do good things – not just any good things, but those things God has planned for us and has sent us to do. For […]
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Daily Encounters
Ever since I was teenager, I have had the same morning ritual. I get out of bed, brush my teeth, and then I walk into the kitchen to get my cup of coffee. There is just something about that first sip. The smell as I bring the cup up to my mouth…the taste of it’s […]