How to get a grip on the Bible
Reading God's Word isn't just about reading to complete an arduous task or absorb the words on a page. We go to scripture to commune with God.
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Jesus is risen and that changes everything
Not only do we have the promise of eternal life with Jesus in our future, but victorious resurrection life starts right now!
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Resting in the truth about who you are in Christ
Through the door of shame, the enemy plants deep-seeded lies into our minds and hearts. We need to remember the truth about who we are in Christ.
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Confident in our salvation
When we realize the power of Jesus' finished work, we can walk without fear into the freedom and fellowship God always meant for us to enjoy with Him!
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Recognizing the tactics of the enemy
The more we learn about the enemy’s tactics, the better we’ll be able to defend ourselves and claim victory through the power of Jesus Christ.
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Your Father is proud of you
Knowing how deeply and personally we are loved provides us the power to love one another in the same way Christ loves us.
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Chosen for Christ
Whether it’s for a job promotion, a special award, or our marriage partner, we all long to be chosen by someone.
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The power of just one word
Pastor Mike Ashcraft challenges us to lose our long list of resolutions, and select one word to focus on throughout the year instead.
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Winning the war on worry
Worry can be a daily fight. However, we can retrain our brains to pour out the anxious thoughts and fears to God.
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Forgiven and free
Forgiveness is not an easy process in general, but it can actually be especially difficult to forgive ourselves.
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Living in the wake
In the wake of George Floyd's tragic death, we also have learned about the wake of his life and how it has impacted the world.
Reopening America: What we need to know
Special guest, Dr. Richard Lane, explains why it's important for us to remain vigilant and continue to take precautions as our states begin reopening.
