Life may throw things at us, but in Christ, we have the victory!!!

After the death of Joshua a new generation arose that did not know the Lord or his deeds. How did that happen? How is it happening today? What must we do about it?

How often do we allow other things, idols, to replace our love and devotion for the Lord. We are so prone to it may we never let our guard down.

Our first message in the Book of Judges we see how the people of Israel compromised with God's commands which led to sin, worldliness, and judgment.

What will it cost us to stand boldly for God's word? Are we willing to count the cost and pay that price if it's required?

Most hospitals have a unit known as the wound center. It's a place where serious wounds can be treated to prevent infection and promote healing. But what about a wounded heart? Shouldn't the church be a wound center for those situations?

The disciples desire to be taught how to pray speaks volumes to the impact Jesus made on them. These pious Jews, who had devoted times of prayer saw Jesus pray in ways they never had or understood. Let us learn from the Master how we ought to pray.

We probably have a conversation with ourself more than any other person. But honestly, we let our circumstances, our feelings, or other outside dictate to us a responsive dialogue. But what if we learned to speak to ourselves from the truth and promises of God's Word?

We often describe heaven with all of the things that will be there. But there are a few things that WON'T be there either and we should celebrate that as well!

The Christian life is marked by different seasons. Each unique and designed for a purpose. Some are enjoyable, some are not, but all are profitable for our growth and God's glory.