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Gifts

Gifts

If we put the little that we are in the hands of the Lord, He can multiply our gifts for the good of His people. Do not be afraid to give the gifts that God gave you.

Choose

Choose

Jesus shows us that we can trust in the promise of God’s presence in our lives. He shows us that with God, all is possible. And what about us? Will we choose to trust in God?

Signed, Sealed, Delivered

Signed, Sealed, Delivered

In Ephesians, Paul praises God who is eternally and incontrovertibly for us. For us. God is for us. So much so that God blesses us, chooses us, adopts us, destines us, redeems us, forgives us.

Jiu-Jitsu

Jiu-Jitsu

The point, process and net effect of the Gospel of Jesus Christ working in us and through us is freedom. Freedom! Freedom from self-centeredness. Freedom from avarice. Freedom from fear. Freedom from fear of death. Freedom from hate. Freedom from isolation. Freedom...
Exclamation

Exclamation

The breaking news of Christmas can turn your heart and your home upside down, not by guilt, not by shame, but by an overwhelming, unimaginable, illogical, mind-boggling, impossible amount of good breaking news.

Garland

Garland

Garland can be fashioned into wreaths, but garland can also be fashioned into a crown. So gift your grief to God this Christmas and receive your crown of consolation.

Time

Time

Time is the anvil God uses to make a faithful soul. And time is the technology God uses to hold space for those yet to even consider the grace of God already available to them.

Enriched

Enriched

Thank you for love and all it’s redeeming hard lessons. Thank you blessing every second of human life with Your presence and power. Just thank You lover of our souls.

Thank You

Thank You

Thank you for love and all it’s redeeming hard lessons. Thank you blessing every second of human life with Your presence and power. Just thank You lover of our souls.

With Our Lips and Our Lives

With Our Lips and Our Lives

What we are left to wonder in the final analysis is, was this man’s infirmity ever actually in his limbs or was it always in his attitude? From Jesus’ lips to this man’s life, wholeness is born. Isn’t the same available to us?