We often feel like we simply can’t. We can’t go another day. We can’t get out of bed. We can’t step up and follow in the steps of Jesus. But God promises us that we can, because all things are possible for us through the Jesus who gives us strength. 

We often feel like we simply can’t. We can’t go another day. We can’t get out of bed. We can’t step up and follow in the steps of Jesus. But God promises us that we can, because all things are possible for us through the Jesus who gives us strength. 

It is soul-crushing to reach out for help and be rejected, especially when we are running out of options. This is what makes the throne of God’s grace such a thrilling place, since he always is ready to help us in our time of need. He gives mercy, grace, and power to us when we needed them the most. 

It is soul-crushing to reach out for help and be rejected, especially when we are running out of options. This is what makes the throne of God’s grace such a thrilling place, since he always is ready to help us in our time of need. He gives mercy, grace, and power to us when we needed them the most.

In our greatest times of need, we don’t often remember what people say but we do remember that they were there. Someone’s presence is sometimes the greatest and most needed present. This is why God, through all our hills and valleys, promises to be with us, to never leave us, and to never forsake us. 

In our greatest times of need, we don’t often remember what people say but we do remember that they were there. Someone’s presence is sometimes the greatest and most needed present. This is why God, through all our hills and valleys, promises to be with us, to never leave us, and to never forsake us. 

When a church grows, it’s easy to coast. Some think, “We have plenty of people here. We don’t need any more.” But God says that their soul still matters —the soul of your friend, your family member, your neighbor. And nothing makes church life better than seeing someone you love sitting next to you in worship. Praise God for the souls he has already saved! And may God inspire us to go out into all the world and save many more! 

When a church grows, it’s easy to coast. Some think, “We have plenty of people here. We don’t need any more.” But God says that their soul still matters —the soul of your friend, your family member, your neighbor. And nothing makes church life better than seeing someone you love sitting next to you in worship. Praise God for the souls he has already saved! And may God inspire us to go out into all the world and save many more! 

When God saves souls, the need for servants increase. A pastor cannot serve a church of 1000 or 100 or even 10, since he doesn’t possess all the gifts required for everyone’s best church life. This message reminds us that no one can do it all, that a small group of servants cannot serve a large congregation, and that God is calling us to use our gifts for the good of the church.

Our best church life includes a daily connection to God’s life-giving Word. But when our church’s leaders have more souls to serve, our personal responsibility to own our devotional lives increases. This message urges Christians to own their “Grow Root” as people/couples/parents so that they can be blessed by daily meditating on God’s Word. Don’t just own a Bible. Own your connection to the Bible!