No one likes their faults and flaws highlighted and corrected by others. But today we have another Proverb that encourages us to respond to someone's character flaw with rebuke or reproof. Why do this? Surely in the short-term it will cause relational disharmony; but what about the long-term results?

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 8:31-39.

No ones says I'm looking for a job where I do the same boring stuff everyday. In today's culture, young graduates are looking for jobs that fulfill them and where they get paid high salaries quickly. But how often does that pursuit come to success? Proverbs 28:19 has an observation for this situation.

"Blessed are you who are hungry now, for you shall be satisfied." Jesus said these words in his Sermon on the Plain found in the Bible in Luke 6:21. The second of eight statements to open his message and connect with his people. Join us as we continue to look at the opening to the Sermon on the Plain.

Proverbs 28:17 forces us to look at a topic we don't want to consider: How to treat those who murder. In God's mind, the price / burden of Blood Guilt is extremely high. What is the lesson we should pass on to others when it come to murdering another human being?

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 8:26-30.

Are you walking in God's will for your life? Discover the answer this Sunday in our ongoing study of Colossians. As we dive into Paul's message to the Colossians, we'll explore four practical ways to discern whether we're truly aligning our steps with God's will. Join us this Sunday as we worship together.