Leesburg Daily

We are told in Proverbs 22:6 to "Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it." Can raising children God's way actually be a form of worship? Is it possible to see family interaction as praise to God?

If worship is the embodiment of the disciple, then is anything off-limits? How do our work and work ethic give a window into the depth of a follower of Christ? God really does have a desire for us when it comes to our work.

Today, we're starting an entire week on the spiritual discipline of worship, which begs the question, "What is Worship?" Is it all about music? Do we need to have the utmost piety? Let's get into God's Word and find out together.

When hard times come, where do we go for encouragement? Anxiety? Loss? The Bible is the ultimate encouragement for the believer.

Unity in the Church is vital to the future of the Church, and God's Word plays a HUGE part in that. How does Scripture bring us together?

Webster's Dictionary defines conviction as the act of convincing a person of error or of compelling the admission of a truth. The Bible does the same thing in the life of the believer.

Just like a map for a road trip, God's Word guides us through life's mountains and valleys. Today, we'll see how the Bible is the ultimate guide for this life.

This whole week, we'll be focusing on the spiritual discipline of scripture reading. Today, we'll focus on how much we can trust that the Bible really is God's Word.

We finish up our week on prayer with the final letter from the A.C.T.S. of Prayer, Supplication. Prayer is something that allows us to bring requests before God....and that's ok. God wants us to come to Him with our needs.

The third letter in the A.C.T.S. of Prayer is "T", and that stands for Thanksgiving. Giving God thanks for His many blessings should be as natural to us as breathing, but sometimes we get too caught up in what we want, and our prayers reflect that.