God Centered Life

If we are to see the Western world come back to Christ, it will begin by talking to God about people. Easy to say; hard to do. The power of sharing about Christ with others comes from prayer. And when you pray for people, you increasingly get a burden to talk to them about God.

If we are to see the Western world come back to Christ, it will begin by talking to God about people. Easy to say; hard to do. The power of sharing about Christ with others comes from prayer. And when you pray for people, you increasingly get a burden to talk to them about God.

Paul is asking for opportunities for the message of the gospel to be communicated clearly. Consider how remarkable that is! He is in prison. He is in chains. But his prayer is not for his own release, but for the release of the gospel.

Paul is asking for opportunities for the message of the gospel to be communicated clearly. Consider how remarkable that is! He is in prison. He is in chains. But his prayer is not for his own release, but for the release of the gospel.

To get true lasting happiness true joy means recognizing your life needs to center on God. It means having the humility to turn to God and say, "I need you and not my personal gods of self: sex, career, selfishness."

To get true lasting happiness true joy means recognizing your life needs to center on God. It means having the humility to turn to God and say, "I need you and not my personal gods of self: sex, career, selfishness."

Even secular work has spiritual consequences and therefore God cares how we do it. Part of working out our salvation is not done just at church; it impacts our jobs. Let's put our faith into our work.

Even secular work has spiritual consequences and therefore God cares how we do it. Part of working out our salvation is not done just at church; it impacts our jobs. Let's put our faith into our work.

This passage about slave and masters in the ancient world relates to today's working world. It applies to the practicality of 9 to 5, Monday through Friday, where many of us spend most of our time.

This passage about slave and masters in the ancient world relates to today's working world. It applies to the practicality of 9 to 5, Monday through Friday, where many of us spend most of our time.