Leesburg Daily

Never underestimate the power of a good meal with God's people. Is it possible that God wants us to eat together? What did the early Church do?

The early Church was devoted to the Apostles' teaching. They knew that if they wanted to grow in their faith and relationship with God, they needed to be in God's Word. They also knew they needed to do it together.

As far back as Adam, we can see how God never designed us to live this life alone. He has created an amazing community for us through the Church.

Our two greatest resources are time and money. Money can be recovered. Time never can, so we need to properly manage the time that we have and be good stewards of it to God.

Where does everything we have come from? Do we have it due to our own efforts? Is it possible that everything we have doesn't actually belong to us?

How often do we turn a blind I to needs that we see around us? Are we actively looking for places where we can be good stewards of our gifts?

What do we do when the funds dry up? Can we still be faithful? Should we just go into survival mode or trust in the One who is faithful to us?

When we hear stewardship, we automatically go to finances, but what if stewardship was about more than just that? What if stewardship is the thing that actually brings us joy?

As children, we all probably talked a lot more than we needed to, and we were all selfish. We wanted what we wanted, and we'd be upset if we didn't get it. Do we take that attitude with God? Do we see him as our limitless bank account to withdraw from?

How can we hear God when we are always surrounded by so much noise? Are we missing out on something? Can this alter the course of our lives?