Genesis 17:1-7; Romans 4:13-16;19-21. Abram was preparing for a graceful, twilight exit when God prepared him for a new lease on life at the ripe age of 99. We also might have several excuses to give God when He surprises us with a sharp right turn in life.

2 Corinthians 4:3-6. Paul had a few loose ends to work through with the church in Corinth. He had to remind them where the power of salvation was rooted in. An everyday church carries the message of light.

2 Corinthians 4:3-6. Paul had a few loose ends to work through with the church in Corinth. He had to remind them where the power of salvation was rooted in. The Gospel was it.

Isaiah 40:27-31. Surrendering is not fun, normal or intuitive to how we are wired. Surrendering requires giving up control of our safety, security and future. Fortunately, God is good, and has our best interest and purpose in mind. We are called to put our trust in Him.

Mark 1:14-20. There is an interesting way John the Baptist and Jesus interact with one another. It gives a glimpse in how Jesus lives life with us, how we doubt our faith, and how we work together everyday for His kingdom purpose.

Mark 1:14-20. There is an interesting way John the Baptist and Jesus interact with one another. It gives a glimpse in how Jesus lives life with us, and how we work together everyday for His kingdom purpose.

Psalm 139:1-6. David describes his relationship with God resembling the way a parent cares for their child. Jesus wants us to know Him as he knows us. He is our everyday Saviour. He knows our everyday, sees our everyday and He IS our everyday.

Ecclesiastes 3:1-13. 2015 is the time of our lives, not because we have much to accomplish, or a vision to fulfill, but because life is a gift from God, eternity is infused in our hearts, and God lives life with us by His Spirit, especially in the everyday, and the mundane. A pastoral apology for making life a kingdom task.

Hebrews 13:8. God gives us times and cycles to reflect on the past, and move forward with healthy perspective. We are given the opportunity to give grievances and pride to the Lord, and receive grace for "yesterday, today and forever".

Matthew 1. Although many people skip while reading, Matthew makes a huge statement by including Jesus genealogy. He breaks the rules, and includes the names of four women who will forever change the way you see Jesus, the Church and yourself.