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Grace - the steady path to accepting God’s ever-deepening unmerited favor, toward joy and winsomeness.
Jesus is God’s grace extended to us - God desires to restore a relationship with us.
It’s really about God’s kingdom, and God’s glory. How are we aligning our kingdom with God’s?
Releasing others from debt and offense is essential for spiritual healing and receiving God’s redemption.
When we ask God to give us our daily bread, we proclaim that He is the source that sustains our lives.
The Lord's Prayer is a model for followers of Jesus, taught by him at his disciples request. But what does it mean when we pray, "You kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven?"
As we pray “your kingdom come,” we are declaring that the one in control is Jesus. And as we submit our lives to Jesus, the servant-king, we are invited to join Him in His plan of redemption.
The Lord’s Prayer is a gift from Jesus that teaches us how to pray.
Learning anything, even prayer, comes with regular practice and repeated action. But the practice of prayer changes us not because we have memorized or perfected our wording, but by the deepening connections we develop with the Spirit of God.
A living faith in a resurrected Jesus grows and is strengthened by the daily habits of prayer, our pathway to make our heart like God’s heart.
Do I run TO God or FROM God when I sin?
Psalm 51 deals with a crucial part of our spiritual formation, helping us form an answer to that key question.
How we respond to our sin is the key to both our immediate relationships (with God and others) as well as the key to being formed into the image of Jesus.
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