We all need to be reminded of the strong Arm of the Lord because we daily choose to rest on that arm, or fight the battles ourselves.

Knowing Jesus as our Keeper means finding Him where we live.  And honestly, we live in the day to day valley and not the mountaintop event. So,  finding Christ in the valley is far better than experiencing Him on the mountaintop.

Dennis Beers presents an encouraging word for the times in our lives when we don’t understand what Jesus is doing. “Don’t think that your story is over when you’re in the middle of it. There’s more truth coming…”

Ariana Beel shares a timely testimony of the power of God to change lives.

Immanent ˈimənənt adjective existing or operating within; inherent. “the protection of liberties is immanent in constitutional arrangements” (of God) permanently pervading and sustaining the universe. Pastor Matt shares on getting to know God and understanding how His immanence is important to us. God doesn’t travel to get anywhere.  We may say in prayer, “Oh God, […]

With a great victory from God swirling around him, Gideon is faced with an opportunity to bring unity and further victory or go with his gut and undermine all that the Lord was doing.  Which did he choose, and which will you and I choose? Here are the two handouts: Choose To Be Unoffended 10 […]

Almost everyday we are offered an opportunity to stand in our new identity in Christ and refuse to agree with offense.  We don’t have to live as Gideon under the authority of the enemy, but can take a stand like Jerubbaal and live above, where we are seated with Christ – see Ephesians 2:1-6. When […]

Jesus wants us to recognize and render powerless one of the most valuable tools our enemy uses against us.  What is that tool? Offense.  Either you will go on the defense against offense or it will be Satan’s favorite tool to marginalize the Kingdom of Christ in your life.  Will you take offense captive or […]

When Christ spoke to our hearts the call to follow him, it was an invitation to a determined pursuit that will span our entire lifetime.  

To the areas of our life where we have become paralyzed, Jesus says, “Arise and go”.