That Your Joy May Be Full In the Lord
Jesus told us that our relationship with the Lord and our fellowship with each other must revolve around love.
Jesus told us that our relationship with the Lord and our fellowship with each other must revolve around love.
We are not our own, we belong to the entire body.
It is only through the grace of God we can achieve real purity and holiness.
For the battle about to take place, God just needed someone who would trust Him.
Think about how you, me, and the entire church have at times disrespected Christ. Yet He continues to love us no matter what.
The next time you feel like everything is going against you, think about how Job handled his life’s difficulties.
No matter how our faith becomes tested, we must keep our eyes on Jesus.
What good would I be to God’s Kingdom if I have no interaction with the worldly folks around me?
With God on their side though, they did the only thing they could do. That was to expect a miracle!
A lifestyle of worship includes seeking God’s kingdom and living a righteous life.
This story isn’t about water, it’s about trusting God. Moses and Aaron suffered the consequences because of their lack of trust.
God is our strength, our place of safety, our light, and our help!
Whether you suffer vocal persecution or a physical altercation for doing right (God’s work), He will reward you.
The same Holy Spirit that inspired the scriptures will also deal with our hearts.
There is no doubt that God wants us to pray for the needs of others.
We can put a song in our hearts and praise with our lips just as the Psalmist did.
Unlike humans, God doesn’t and never will discipline us when He is angry. His discipline always comes by way of His compassion.
Even though these men were unexpected choices made by Jesus they became great disciples.
When He is our focus, as we are experiencing trying times we will be at peace.
Baptism is a public symbol of us dying to our sins and receiving new life in Christ.
Because this gospel message is so simple, people try to make it complex.
Nowhere in the Bible does it say we only need to worship God when we feel like it.
The glorious privilege of God’s faithful ones is our assurance of victory.
Satan has always used the tactic of multiple gods, thus bringing confusion to people.