Category Archives: Ministry

According to Dr. Art Lindsley, “C.S. Lewis believed that (agape) love is not primarily a matter of feeling but of will. Obviously, it would be ideal if both duty and desire are fully present in our emotional and spiritual life. … Continue reading →

If what’s ahead of you scares and what behinds you hurt you then just look up above and remember that God never fails to help you! Psalm 46 says God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in … Continue reading →

The Message Bible’s paraphrase of Psalm 103:13 make is REAL plain because, “GOD makes everything come out right; he puts victims back on their feet. He showed Moses how he went about his work, opened up his plans to all … Continue reading →

The immutable God we serve is a way-maker, and a rain-maker. He will fix-it, shift-it, and turn-it for His glory and your good! Therefore, stand in agreement with Him, maintain your faith in Him, continue serving Him, and be patient … Continue reading →

There are many who believe the mark of a true follower of Christ is found in their church membership/attendance/giving. However, this is not completely true in its entirety. There are several distinguishing marks of a true Christ follower and a … Continue reading →

When you are feeling lost, discouraged, and broken remember that Christ is right there to bring you through it. In fact, you can never be completely broken because God can’t break his word. And because his word cannot change, his … Continue reading →

Harboring unforgiveness is not a healthy habit to lease or own. The worst kind of victim is the one that creates another victim and the most well-known teaching on unforgiveness is Jesus’ parable of the unmerciful servant, recorded in Matthew … Continue reading →

Sometimes God will keep you from the fire. Other times God will make you fireproof and take through the fire. To point one, David reminded us in Psalms 121:7, “The Lord will protect you from all evil [fire]; he will … Continue reading →

Time is fragile, precious, and in most cases is considered the most valuable commodity; worth more than gold, but wasted more than all else. Moses prayed, “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” … Continue reading →

When we are at our weakest, we are really at our strongest (2 Cor 12:9). Some weaknesses stem from consequences of living in a fallen world, but they are not due to personal sin (John 9:3). Some weaknesses may exacerbate … Continue reading →