Leesburg Daily

For many of us, it isn't the inability to memorize scripture that's our issue, it's our unbalanced love for other things that gets in the way. Until we really learn to seek after Christ, we will struggle to hide God's Word in our hearts.

When it comes to most things in life, we have plans in place to be able to handle or conquer any situation....except God's Word. We tend to throw our hands up in surrender or just wing it when it comes to situations where knowing scripture is vital.

In Ephesians, we're given a description of the Full Armor of God. In it, we have multiple items that are given to us for defense. Our only weapon is the Sword of the Spirit or the Word of God. How do we wield this weapon in a way that honors God?

The message of Jesus isn't as complex as we always want to make it. God had been preparing the world for the coming of Jesus for thousands of years. Now that He was come, are we going to share His message to the world?

Hoarding. It's something many of us deal with. We don't want to throw things away or give them away, because we think we MIGHT need those things someday. The truth is, we are probably placing too high of a priority on these things and it could be hurting us spiritually.

Simplicity isn't just about possessions. It's about simplicity across the board, and that includes our time. Do we spend our time wisely, or are we just filling up spots in the calendar?

We live in a country where excess is celebrated. "If a little is good, more is better" seems to be our national anthem. What if that's the exact opposite of what God wants for us?

For some reason, we all tend to make things harder than we need to. We all have a tendency to take the simple things and make the waters a little murky. What if God was just calling us to a life of simplicity instead?

Community delves into more than just small groups and Sunday worship. We aren't meant to live alone, and we aren't meant to serve alone. How do we serve best? Together.

Praying alone is powerful, but praying with a group of believers can do some amazing things. What about group prayer is unique to itself?