Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 7:13-20.

Proverbs 27:19 and 20 have more impact on our self-understanding when we look at them together. Verse 19 talks about the practice of self-reflection and verse 20 addresses a harsh truth about the eyes of our hearts.

Isaiah 7:10-15

This week Pastor Travis looks at Luke 6:12-19. Jesus commissions the work of the apostles and launches the beginning foundations of the early church.

Do you live by this rule? Proverbs 27:18 contains a general principle and life lesson that needs to be remembered. It's a lesson to pass onto your children and students. It's something to live by: My good, quality efforts will produce good outcomes.

Monday morning's devotional comes from Romans 6:20-23.

A well-known and often-quoted proverbs is 27:17. Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another. This verse points to a process (sharpening/whetting) and a desired result (sharpness of edge). The question is, are we engaged in a ongoing sharpening process which is having a good result?

Pastor Travis continues in his series in the book of Luke. This week we look at Jesus teaching on the Sabbath in Luke 6:1-6

Proverbs 27:9 points to two reasons for us to pursue the Friendship. Most men do not have close male friendships; women generally, enjoy the benefits of having friendships of meaning and depth.