Knowing that God alone can fix me and then asking God to make the change is essential to lasting change.

Life transformation begins with a willingness to admit that I cannot fix my life. My plans and ways have gotten me where I am.

When God Says “Wait!”

 

 

What does it mean to wait God’s way?

 

 

1.     It means I wait with __________________!

 

 

Now there was a man in Jerusalem called Simeon, who was righteous and devout. He was waiting for the consolation of...

When Jesus loved, He loved in ways never imagined. Though rich, he became poor to love the poor, the forgotten, the overlooked and the sick. He played to the margins. By spending less at Christmas we have the opportunity to join Him in giving...

God's gift to us was a relationship built on love. So it’s no wonder why we’re drawn to the idea that Christmas should be a time to love our friends and family in the most memorable ways possible. Time is the real gift Christmas offers us, and no...

Before you think we're getting all Scrooge on you, let us explain what we mean. We like gifts. Our kids really like gifts. But consider this: America spends an average of $450 billion a year every Christmas. How often have you spent money on...

It starts with Jesus. It ends with Jesus. This is the holistic approach God had in mind for Christmas. It’s a season where we are called to put down our burdens and lift a song up to our God. It’s a season where love wins, peace reigns, and a king is...

Building Bridges of Relationship!

Part 2 in the series Gone Fishin’!

 

 

“Come, be My disciples, and I will show you how to fish for people!”

Matthew 4:19 (NLT)

 

 

How do I build bridges of relationship with people who are far from...

Cultivating God’s Heart for People!

Part 1 in the series Gone Fishin’!

 

 

“Come, be My disciples, and I will show you how to fish for people!”

Matthew 4:19 (NLT)

 

 

How do I cultivate God’s heart for people?

 

 

I need to become a...

David, the shepherd turned king, was called “a man after my own heart” by God (Acts 13:22). With a 30,000-foot look at his life, we see breathtaking mountaintop experiences and deep, painful valley occurrences. Each grew his heart. What can we learn?