This week we look at how we are called to pass the promise of peace to others.

Peace with yourself is your mental health or peace of mind.

It is clear in God’s word that peace and joy are deeply intertwined! How can we experience the joy of the LORD if we don’t first have peace with God first?

Today’s promise comes with hard practice and one that is counter-cultural, not just with the broader culture, but with most church cultures. The practice is to be still.

Waiting on God is a wonderful thing!

Trust that God will provide for you when you are obedient to the next step of faith! Trust and obey, for there's no other way to be happy in Jesus...

Think of the campfire as a metaphor — each of us are the coals of the fire and the more of us that gather the brighter the fire.

You may think that the practice of serving would be to serve, and while that is true, the ultimate spiritual discipline is to think more highly of others than you think of yourself.

In the story of the prodigal son, who was supposed to go looking for the younger son?

God’s Word teaches us that membership is a privilege and that being a healthy and functional member of the Body of Christ is an essential part of experiencing holiness and wholeness!