Part of the series on the Assurances of Salvation and Eternal Security in 1 John, "we may know" we are saved (1 John 5:13) when our desire is to "walk in the light."

Taken from 1 John, the foundational assurance that a believer is saved and eternally secure is through belief in Jesus the Christ. John writes his epistle so that we may know with certainty that we are saved for eternity.

Micah: Judging Sin, Restoring People This session explores how God confronts sin—not people—and how His discipline restores rather than condemns. Discover the difference between judgment and correction, and how Micah’s message points to Jesus as the ultimate Hope. It includes practical encouragement for believers of all ages.📖 Key Themes: Justice, Mercy, Restoration🎯 Scripture Focus: Micah 6:8, Micah 7:18–19, Romans 8:1🕊️ Presented by Forever Ready Nights | 4th Fridays | 6:30–8:30PMLearn more: cornerstone.place/senior-adults Facebook: facebook.com/cornerstonesenioradults

No room for Jesus: this topic comes up every Christmas. The innkeeper turned down Jesus because there was no room in the inn. The innkeeper didn't know it was Jesus and, under the taxation requirements of everyone traveling to Bethlehem, there was, indeed, no room in the inn. Today, as believers, we often have "no room" for Jesus. Not because of our ignorance - we claim to know Him - but because of neglect and distractions. How do we intentionally make room for Jesus so we strengthen our relationship and fellowship with Him? Listen and be challenged and encouraged!

What kind of legacy will your life leave behind? Or, put another way, what kind of legacy will your life offer to the next generations? In this devotional, we explore how faithful stewardship is not just about what we build today, but what others inherit tomorrow. Legacy isn't built in a moment. It is intentional living cultivated through obedience, multiplication, and spiritual investment that endure beyond our lifetime and multiply into the believers coming up.

God measures a believer's "success" by faithful obedience, not outcomes. A believer is to be a 'good and faithful steward' - "some water, some plant, but it is God who gives the increase" (1 Corinthians 3:6-8). This walks us through what that looks like.

In this New Year devotional, we look at what it truly means to have our steps ordered by God - not as a restriction, but as an invitation to walk in faith, purpose, and trust. This message challenges believers to walk with intentionality and encourages believers to let the Lord guide their path, one faithful step at a time.

Lifestyle Stewardship requires building and strengthening relationships with God and with others. Fulfilling God's commands to love Him with all our being so we can love others as ourselves, we are drawn to becoming good and faithful stewards. 35 minutes