Tag: faithfulness

  • Will we turn around?

    Will we turn around?

    Sin. A word familiar to us all, and an action that has lasting consequences no matter the scope of the infraction. God’s word, however, promises us an escape and a freedom from sin if we will only humble ourselves and come to Him for forgiveness! This is the greatest promise of the ministry of Jesus…

  • Happy Easter!

    Happy Easter!

    Happy Easter!  It is the morning when Christians all over the world proudly proclaim, “He is risen.  He has risen INDEED!”  But, did you know that we can proclaim that everyday?  There is no reason that we should keep that bottled up to celebrate on just ONE morning – but rather – can celebrate it every day! …

  • Are we listening?

    Are we listening?

    ​When Jesus responds to people, it is often easy to see how His answers could be misconstrued, misunderstood, or even misinterpreted. After all, if He is speaking to us to correct our behavior, no one readily signs up for that! Further, sometimes we can fall into the trap of seeking God’s response but we have…

  • What now?

    What now?

    Especially when times become difficult, when life presses in, when the challenges ahead seem insurmountable, the call of being a disciple STILL remains!  This means that no matter what we are facing, God still places a call on each of our lives to do what He has asked us to do.  Just as the religious…

  • What do you follow?

    What do you follow?

    Disagreeing with God’s Word is a common theme not only in today’s culture; but in the time it was written because it always challenges the way humanity “thinks things ought to be”.    This continued disagreement to the Word of God only makes it more difficult for us to submit fully; but it NEVER changes what…

  • Will you trust His will?

    Will you trust His will?

    Wouldn’t it be great if we could walk on water?  Just think about the time we could save being able to cross the smallest lake without needing alternate transportation!    While it might be easy to focus on the “convenience” of something, we need to see (because we can easily miss it) that not everything…