Pastor T.J. Conwell

Tag: faithfulness

  • Majesty on Display

    Majesty on Display

    Often in God’s Word, we are treated to pivotal moments in history when the events, theme, and even the landscape dramatically shifts and forces us to reflect on the majesty of God.  The triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem (John 12:12-19) is one of these events, testifying to the glory of God’s perfect timing and the fulfillment…

  • Humbleness Matters

    Humbleness Matters

    One of the mosts valuable traits that Jesus continually taught was that of humbleness. It truly is an act of obedience (to God) to be humble, or hospitable, or gracious to one another and one that we are constantly called to emulate. Whether we are praying for others, offering forgiveness, loving people unconditionally, or even…

  • Trust in All Things!

    Trust in All Things!

    Let’s be honest … One of the most difficult tasks that any believer faces is the abandoning of things we like because it conflicts with the obedience God has called us into.  Whether it is refusing to sin, humbling ourselves, offering forgiveness to others, laying down mistrusts, etc., God has called us to lean into His Son for…

  • What will we say?

    What will we say?

    Confession is one of the most pivotal steps to growth in Christ. No matter where our lives have been, or what challenges we might currently be facing, confessing who Jesus is (the Son of God) is truly the first step of understanding for all. The man who was born blind (seen in John 9) walked…

  • Do we believe?

    Do we believe?

    Putting humanity’s standards on God’s abilities is done without even thinking about the effects those decisions might have.  In truth, doing this can often lead to doubt, uncertainty, and even (in the worst case) unbelief.  Jesus dealt with this often, especially when others did not believe that He was capable of doing the things that God actually…

  • Does it change us?

    Does it change us?

    When it comes to studying the Bible, one of the most overlooked items is that we do not make it personal – but rather, view it as a “loose guideline” of how to live. Now before you say it … this is not an attack, rather, it should be seen as an indication of what…