Linda shares encouragement from a dream that God gave her. Note the song referenced at the end is just a sample in order to avoid potential copyright issues. The full track is available on Apple, Amazon, and likely other music … Continue reading →
This time we cover Matthew 5:17-20. Here Jesus tells the crowd not to presume that he came to abolish the law given to them by Moses, but to fulfill it. He said, “until heaven and earth pass away, not the … Continue reading →
We continue our study of references to the Kingdom of Heaven with Matthew 5:10-12. Verse 10 reads, “Blessed are those who have been persecuted for the sake of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” Jesus elaborates on this … Continue reading →
we continue our exploration of the Kingdom of Heaven with the first recorded statement that Jesus makes about it, found in Matthew 5:3. He says, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” I … Continue reading →
Priscilla and Kimi teach from their experiences over the past few months. God loves you. Do not give up. If you are breathing, God has work for you to do.
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We are citizens of an eternal kingdom, and our king is all powerful and the very definition of good. The New Testament is full of references to the kingdom of God. WE use the words, but do we know what … Continue reading →
I think it is safe to say that at some point in our lives all of us will come to a time of great need. Knowing that the Lord is our source, we pray and look to God and His … Continue reading →
Debra speaks on depression and suicide prevention and sparks a discussion.
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We celebrate freedom, and well we should. But what do we mean by freedom? Do we really have a right to it? Some don’t think so. Our founders thought we did. What makes us free? Is it the law, the … Continue reading →
If you hear something about the heart in church, chances are we aren’t talking about that thing in your body that pumps blood, though as we age that one does come up in prayer requests a lot more. What do … Continue reading →
