In His Grip

There is a reward for right motives: a sense of spiritual satisfaction, a vision and a heart for God, and more work entrusted to your care. Matthew 6:1 is not an easy passage to understand. In this message Dr. Betters tackles the hard topic of giving, financial stewardship and encourages us to push our motives for giving through the grid of Scripture. Are we giving out a sense of glory or a sense of duty. How do we give under grace rather than under law?

What better cornerstone for a strong spiritual legacy than the love of the husband and wife for one another. Even better than that stone is the solid rock of the love of our Bridegroom for us, His Bride. As Dr. Betters continues the series, Building a Spiritual Legacy, he pulls beautiful truths about the love of the Bridegroom for His Bride. The Bridegroom is not only pleasing to the eyes of his Bride, but grace flows from His lips as He loves her perfectly. The Psalmist calls on the Bride to recognize that the love of the Bridegroom clothes her in raiment far more beautiful than anything anyone else can offer. He reminds her that she belongs to Him, but encourages her to understand the choice, to daily live under the protection of that love, is hers.

What better cornerstone for a strong spiritual legacy than the love of the husband and wife for one another. Even better than that stone is the solid rock of the love of our Bridegroom for us, His Bride. As Dr. Betters continues the series, Building a Spiritual Legacy, he pulls beautiful truths about the love of the Bridegroom for His Bride. The Bridegroom is not only pleasing to the eyes of his Bride, but grace flows from His lips as He loves her perfectly. The Psalmist calls on the Bride to recognize that the love of the Bridegroom clothes her in raiment far more beautiful than anything anyone else can offer. He reminds her that she belongs to Him, but encourages her to understand the choice, to daily live under the protection of that love, is hers.

What better cornerstone for a strong spiritual legacy than the love of the husband and wife for one another. Even better than that stone is the solid rock of the love of our Bridegroom for us, His Bride. As Dr. Betters continues the series, Building a Spiritual Legacy, he pulls beautiful truths about the love of the Bridegroom for His Bride. The Bridegroom is not only pleasing to the eyes of his Bride, but grace flows from His lips as He loves her perfectly. The Psalmist calls on the Bride to recognize that the love of the Bridegroom clothes her in raiment far more beautiful than anything anyone else can offer. He reminds her that she belongs to Him, but encourages her to understand the choice, to daily live under the protection of that love, is hers.

What better cornerstone for a strong spiritual legacy than the love of the husband and wife for one another. Even better than that stone is the solid rock of the love of our Bridegroom for us, His Bride. As Dr. Betters continues the series, Building a Spiritual Legacy, he pulls beautiful truths about the love of the Bridegroom for His Bride. The Bridegroom is not only pleasing to the eyes of his Bride, but grace flows from His lips as He loves her perfectly. The Psalmist calls on the Bride to recognize that the love of the Bridegroom clothes her in raiment far more beautiful than anything anyone else can offer. He reminds her that she belongs to Him, but encourages her to understand the choice, to daily live under the protection of that love, is hers.

Is it possible to break free from drugs after a lifetime of using? Shelley Tribbitt says yes. After using drugs for over thirty years, Shelley broke free from the drugs, but then had to face the collateral damage she had done to her family and friends. In this poignant interview, Shelley describes the devastation drug use brought on her family, including the loss of custody of her children. Her daughter, Bay, joins the conversation and describes how she reconciled with her mother and why she never gave in to the temptation of drug use, even though they were readily available.

Drug use in our culture is an epidemic. It isn’t just teenagers who are falling to this dangerous life choice. Shelley’s story reminds us that drugs know no age limits, We also see that reconciliation with estranged family members is possible, though the pathway to reconciliation will be painful and often long.

Is it possible to break free from drugs after a lifetime of using? Shelley Tribbitt says yes. After using drugs for over thirty years, Shelley broke free from the drugs, but then had to face the collateral damage she had done to her family and friends. In this poignant interview, Shelley describes the devastation drug use brought on her family, including the loss of custody of her children. Her daughter, Bay, joins the conversation and describes how she reconciled with her mother and why she never gave in to the temptation of drug use, even though they were readily available.

Drug use in our culture is an epidemic. It isn’t just teenagers who are falling to this dangerous life choice. Shelley’s story reminds us that drugs know no age limits, We also see that reconciliation with estranged family members is possible, though the pathway to reconciliation will be painful and often long.

How do we come into the presence of our Holy, perfect God of glory? Is there a biblical way to approach Him? Are there rules? The Israelites observed detailed law to indicate that we must not take our relationship to God casually. What about today? Are there rules? Does law have anything to do with engaging God? Join Dr. Betters as he unpacks Psalm 24 and Psalm 95 in this continuing series on How to Worship in the context of building a spiritual legacy.

How do we come into the presence of our Holy, perfect God of glory? Is there a biblical way to approach Him? Are there rules? The Israelites observed detailed law to indicate that we must not take our relationship to God casually. What about today? Are there rules? Does law have anything to do with engaging God? Join Dr. Betters as he unpacks Psalm 24 and Psalm 95 in this continuing series on How to Worship in the context of building a spiritual legacy.

How do we come into the presence of our Holy, perfect God of glory? Is there a biblical way to approach Him? Are there rules? The Israelites observed detailed law to indicate that we must not take our relationship to God casually. What about today? Are there rules? Does law have anything to do with engaging God? Join Dr. Betters as he unpacks Psalm 24 and Psalm 95 in this continuing series on How to Worship in the context of building a spiritual legacy.