God Centered Life

If you’re constantly worried about how or what to pray, do you really understand prayer, or God? Is there a right and a wrong way to pray? We’ll explore this very important question in this study.

Nehemiah 4

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If you adamantly claimed the integrity of a footbridge across a ravine, but never used that bridge, would your faith in it be creditable? In the spiritual realm, does our faith really come to the forefront when we face challenges? Our study explores this question.

Nehemiah 4

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What happens when you get rid of the king? Or any other authority figure? There’s a lot of energy behind that idea these days. In today's study, we’ll look at an example of what happens when authority is done away with.

Judges 19:1 - 20:11

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Confusion about what’s possible is easy to understand. You may at times say, “I can do anything.” The reality is you can’t. Or perhaps you say, “How could I possibly make a difference in this situation?” Have you limited yourself? Our study explores the difference between our potential and our potential with God.

Nehemiah 1-2

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It’s sad but true. Humanity, every single one of us, have moments of desperation. We don’t anticipate it. We don’t want it. But we all experience it. Our study today reflects on how an Old Testament prophet dealt with an unexpected and desperate situation.

Nehemiah 1-2

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When you want to get a message across to someone you care about, do you find yourself repeating that message? That’s what Paul is doing here as he wraps up his letter to the church in Galatia, and by extension, to us.

Galatians 6:11-18

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Using all caps in messages today is considered shouting. If this passage were shouting, we might consider that motivated by the importance of what’s being said. But could it perhaps be more about compassion? We’ll look at the conclusion to Paul's letter in this study.

Galatians 6:11-18

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Ever been given a house plant? If you think about it, you’re also being given a task. Put a plant on the kitchen table and ignore it, and rather soon, the plant will expire. It needs occasional water. We’ve been talking about sowing. In this study, we’ll get a bit more insight into what’s involved in that sowing.

Galatians 6:6-10

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Conform. Ever heard that? Have you ever been told that conformity is how we keep the peace, especially in a church setting? While each situation is different, our study today looks at a character who embodies the complete opposite of conformity. And a character used by God.

Judges 15:1-20

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“You reap what you sow.” A familiar phrase, and one perhaps associated more commonly with bad seed or wild oats. Now that we’ve celebrated the work of faith alone in our salvation, Paul now circles back to address the place of sowing in our Christian walk.

Galatians 6:6-10

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