In 1 Kings 15:1-8 we learn what half-hearted devotion to God looks like. It falls easily into idolatry, follows the wrong example, and focuses on outward success.  

There are powerful life lessons for each of us when we study the lives of the struggling kings of Israel’s monarchy. From 2 Chronicles 10:1-15 we learn that big decisions have big consequences. So we must be careful who we listen to, take time to decide, consider the long-term consequences, and choose with God’s purposes […]

Jesus instructed us to take the elements of the Lord’s Supper in remembrance of Him. What do we remember about Jesus? What about Him do we consider when we bring that communion cup to our mouth or place the unleavened cracker on our tongue? What we recount about Him will impact how we approach the […]

Scripture teaches us that God has equipped us with all that is necessary to accomplish His will. In Hebrews 13:20-21 we find that God equips us with the security of salvation, the leadership of the Shepherd and the assurance of His satisfaction.

There are five key questions to answer to know if you are ready for God’s will:   Question #1: Are You Saved? Eph. 2:8-10   Question #2: Are You Clean? 2 Tim. 2:21   Question #3: Are You Willing? John 7:17, Luke 22:42   Question #4: Are You Teachable? Psalm 25:9   Question #5: Are […]

Mother’s Day

Continuing in the series God’s Will. Your Life, pastor and teacher, Dr. Bob Weathers, shares how the Lord guides and leads us to do His will. Sharing from both the Old and New Testaments, we learn that God guides us through prayer, people and circumstances.

John 19:28-30

God guides you by your trust, by His word, His voice and by His peace. Remember: If you want to know God’s will, you must know God’s Word. There are three principles for applying Scripture for tough decisions: God will never contradict Himself, Deut. 12:32 Scripture interprets Scripture, Rom. 15:4 What the Bible doesn’t address explicitly, it addresses in principle, 2 […]

Knowing and doing God’s will reflects a right relationship with God. Wanting God’s will shows you are saved, results in obedience and demonstrates spiritual maturity. Matt. 12:50, Romans 8:14, 1 John 2:17