Deborah was the only female judge mentioned in the Bible. Like all judges she was chosen by God to listen with discernment, lead others in her sphere of influence, and to leverage her authority to motivate others for the sake of God's kingdom: he calls us to do the same.

Being "dead in the water" is a boating term that means going nowhere or being stuck. Just like in boating, smooth sailing in faith requires wind in our sails, an experienced captain, and responsive trust.

The Bible tells us that the cross is foolishness to the world. A week late, here is Goshen Easter service as we look together at how the cross is not only foolishness to the world, but the power of salvation for all who trust in Jesus!

In the early morning, women went to the tomb looking for Jesus, but did not find him. Ever since that day, people have looked for Jesus among the dead, the disciples or the divine. Where is Jesus?

When Jesus rode into town as a humble King there were people that would respect, rejoice, and reject him. Jesus will one day return and every knee will bow as voices declare the praise of the King!

Jesus healed a leper, the servant of a Centurion and his friend Peter's mother-in-law. What can we learn from this when we think about healing for  others and ourselves today?

Jesus calls us to enter through the narrow gate, but many choose the wide road. Why do they choose it and do we choose life or destruction for our self, others and our eternity?

God wants to give us good gifts, but we must ask, seek and knock.

We are not to judge others in condemnation, but Jesus reminds us that we must use wise judgment when it comes to those who seek to create havoc and harm.

Your life reveals your Lord - is it your self, situations, savings or Saviour?