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When you need to teach someone something important that they just don't seem to understand or acknowledge - a strong simile is the way to go.
Monday Morning's devotional comes from Romans 4 and the subject of the forefathers of our faith.
The sacraments are a cornerstone to understanding and expressing the gospel, so much so that Jesus Himself instructed us to incorporate them into our regular worship. Throughout history, debates have arisen over their correct practice, their significance, and their relevance—highlighting the deeply personal and communal impact of these holy ordinances. In our new sermon series, The Sacraments, we'll explore how to deepen our relationship with God and foster unity within our church community by faithfully engaging in the sacraments. Join us to learn how The Sacraments can become an intimate expression of our love for God.
Another crazy simile from Proverbs - this time in 25:19 where unfaithful, unreliable, or untrustworthy people fail you in a time of distress - much like a wobbly ankle or bad tooth would fail you and cause you pain.
Thursday Morning's devotional comes from Romans 3:21-25a, 27-28.
Pastor Travis continues his devotional series in Luke. This morning he will be sharing on the Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness.
This proverb - Proverbs 25:18 - lets us know that even the weakest among us have weapons that can maim and kill. There is a destructive force called "False Testimony" that the Proverbs condemns multiple times - here the emphasis is its design to injure or kill. Beware of this weapon.
Please join Michelle as she shares a devotional from Mark 5:21-43.
Proverbs 25 continues today with a two-verse warning about lacking emotional intelligence when it comes to enjoying your neighbor. It's possible for your neighbor to move from an impression of you being a good neighbor to you being a nuisance.
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