One of the great features of the church is that God in His goodness gives us exactly what we need. No one can do everything but each of us can do something and together everything is done. There is great wisdom and relief in knowing what one can and cannot do. For example, Larry and […]
Jesus begins a new chapter in His life and ministry. Now, the roads would be more crowded as He travels to Jerusalem. Where are you on your journey through life? A new chapter? a new beginning? the same old path? Jesus teaches His followers to let Him direct their path and find the way forward.
Luke shows powerful obedience in action. The storms of life cannot ignore Jesus. Notice Jesus’ authority over disease, distance, despair, and death.
As Paul finishes his letter to Timothy, teaching him to finish well, he reminds him that he is not alone. As Paul remembers his friends, notice the slight but dramatic difference between the text’s main points.
Paul encourages Timothy to remember his frailty and draw on divine reserves of power. Like Timothy, you need to take a good look at the finish line approaching.
Paul answers the question: “How can I finish well? What does that look like?” Paul tells Timothy, and you, to simply keep your eyes on Jesus.
David’s life nears its end and we hear his last words to his son. David encourages Solomon to let God guide his life, a lesson we must learn today.
Do you plan ahead? Today we look at three kings and realize the necessity of keeping God in your plans.
God graciously gives greatness in three specific areas. Notice them in David’s life and watch God work in your life, too!
David used his last public address to highlight God’s transforming power. Listen as a king testifies to the transforming power of God.