May God open our eyes to see something great.

Be careful of the small things that can eclipse the things of God in your life.

Because of the resurrection, we have hope beyond this world and this life.

In Luke 12, Jesus warns us to watch out for all kinds of greed. May we seek to do things that make us rich toward God.

May we always remember to value and love the people in our lives. This is way more than sports. It’s all about people!

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This week’s teaching comes from John 21:30. May we always be aware of the signs around us that point to Christ so that we may believe and have life.

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A reminder to be grateful for the things we take for granted every day, and to always be looking for ways to bless others.

We have an opportunity to provide a practice facility for our amazing basketball teams in Mombasa, Kenya. Both the girls and boys teams are the 2nd best in their state, and this is without having a place to practice! We are looking to raise $2,000 for the facility and equipment.

Join us in praying for the ISA Saints in Mombasa.

You can contribute to this project at http://isasports.org/give and choose “Kenya Basketball.”

Today’s teaching from Luke chapter 1 shows us that God sees things in you that you don’t see.

As we continue our series from Exodus 2, we see that God doesn’t forget the call on your life.

This week’s teaching is from Exodus 2. We must see with God’s eyes for the next generation.