Love Letters From God

This month, we will dive into the Roman Road- The Christian walk.

Paul wrote the book of Romans to help the Jews and Gentiles understand that Savation is for all. And he told us not to be ashamed of the Gospel but, instead, be bold in sharing your faith.

The world tells us to keep quiet. To follow their ways. But the world's ways are always changing. And their ways do more harm than good. Where as God's ways have never harmed us but has helped us grow.

We come to the end of our series.... focusing on children, their role, and our role in teaching them. Too often, we feel our kids are not old enough to handle certain things, but God says we must teach them from infancy. So today we will learn how we are to teach, how our actions affect them and how we handle things in a more godly way

Last week, we discussed the husband's role in a Christ-centered marriage. Today, we will look at the wife's role. Women are called to love our husbands as Christ loves His church.

Christ loved the church as a servant and partner, never demeaning but always acting in love. Christ is our example. He was obedient to the Father, not because He was less, but because they worked together for the same goal.

Remember, God leads, the husband and wife together. Next week, we will talk about the role of the children.

Since the days of Adam, men and women were designed to be partners in marriage. But after sin entered control happened. Men and women don't see eye to eye, and it causes friction and sometimes turmoil. So today, we look at what God says a godly husband looks like.

Too often, a husband and wife look to the world for guidance with their marriage. And then we are disappointed, when the marriage gets worse or even fails. But if we use God's Word to guide us and lead our family; our marriage will get stronger and not weaker. God needs to be the foundation in our lives and in our marriages.

We wrap up Psalm 23 with the reminder that God will never stop loving you. In fact, He will leave the 99 in order to rescue you if you let Him. Don't let your failures hold you back from His love. For the world defines us by our mistakes, but God calls us His precious children.

Sin is the enemy, not you.

Even though the enemy wants to keep us away from God, God continues to provide. David says he prepares the table, like a feast, anoints my head, like a king, and my cup overflows. His blessings are limitless.

How amazing is our Good Shepherd!

We are never alone. God is with us. Call on Him. Rest in His peace and know the valley is only temporary.

Too often, our minds keep running. We think of all we need to do. What bills need to be paid? And life struggles we need to conquer. But Jesus wants us to rest and those things to Him. He will help guide you in life.

Jesus said in Matthew 11:28-29 Come to Me all who are worried and burdened and I'll give you rest.

We are going to dive into a familiar psalm and explore David's heart behind it.

This one is going to be one of my faves!!!