Today’s message from God’s Word will emphasize the importance of radical generosity as a spiritual discipline that reflects our relationship with God. It will recall all that Jesus exemplified in sacrificial giving, urging believers to live with open hands, serving others, and partnering with God’s work. Citing various biblical passages, we will be encouraged to…
Today, we continue to emphasize the importance of applying God’s Word in our lives, citing James 1:22–25 to highlight that being doers and not merely hearers leads to true transformation. By looking then to Hosea 10:12-13, we will be encouraged to engage deeply with all we discussed last year with the inward spiritual disciplines, such…
Today we return to Matthew chapter five. Last week we finished our exploration of the beatitudes, the blessed attitudes, and the virtues of God’s Kingdom and its people, which was just the beginning of a much larger exploration of what we know today, as the Sermon on the Mount. Insomuch, as our journey through the…
Today we examine the final beatitude in the introduction of the Sermon on the Mount. In this, we tie them all together to show how they are a collective whole, and how you cannot have one without the other. We also examine what it is Jesus means when He says blessed are those who are…
What do you hunger and thirst for in this life? Today’s word from God’s word begs us to ask this simple yet profound question. As dieticians say, “You are what you eat.” With this being understood we should be mindful of what it is we consume in our life of faith to ensure it is…
Who is the ultimate authority in your life? Is it Jesus? Jesus makes this claim. Do you believe it? More importantly, do you live like it? Join us today driving into the Word of God seeking the answers to these questions and more, and discovering why it is pivotal for us to not just believe…
During seasons like COVID, it is absolutely essential for us to acknowledge that one reaps what one sows in this life, and when it is all said and done if we truly desire to hear the words of Jesus proclaiming upon us the blessing of, “Well done my good and faithful servant.” We must be…