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The worth of something is determined by what someone is willing to pay for it. Our worth to God? Not silver and gold but instead the precious blood of Christ. God is clear that He paid the ransom for us so that we could live a life of holiness. Therefore, Peter continues his letter of hope by calling us to action.

As disciples of Jesus, we live in the world as strangers and aliens. Hardships and difficulties are to be expected. Suffering is inevitable in this broken world. But Peter writes instructing us how to live with a living hope. When we know who we are in Christ and what is ours we discover the strength to endure and thrive in the face of opposition.

Throughout Scripture we find commands to wake up, be on guard, be ready, and stand firm. But if we are not careful our thinking can lead us into complacency when it comes to our faith. Before we know it, we end up in a spiritual slumber, but God calls us to wake up. He wants us to live with a spirit of urgency toward our faith and purpose as disciples of Christ.

In today’s episode, we look at the heart of complaining and how we intentionally live lives of gratitude.

What does our testimony mean? How does it affect our lives and those around us? Elder Ryan Koehn shares his testimony and why it's important we do too.

It doesn’t take long to find things in our world to be negative about but if we are not careful we can quickly become negative people. This is when our attitude is programmed to ignore the abundance of good that surrounds us and instead pays attention to the bad in people, situations, and events. Overcoming the spirit of negativity is possible through the power of gratitude.

In today’s episode, we continue to explore toxic thinking as we spend some time looking at our identity as parents as well as seasons of doubt.

Every person will have moments where they struggle with doubt. But doubt is not the enemy of faith. In fact, God can use our times of doubt to take our faith to levels it has never been before. The key is how we choose to approach our doubts.

Within every person is the need to know who they are, where they belong, and how they relate to the world. It comes down to knowing our identity. The crisis comes when we allow our thoughts to define our identity on anything other than Jesus. God longs for us to know who we are in Him so we are able to live this abundant new life.

We’re back! In today’s episode, we dive deeper into our new sermon series, Toxic. We take some time to do our own toxic thinking audit and answer questions like, “Can Satan hear our thoughts?” and “What does it really mean to surrender?”. Resources: Get Out of Your Head by Jennie Allen Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by […]