There is always a consequence. We may think we can “get away” with some things, or that even a private sin won’t hurt someone else. The reality is, sin causes pain to us and to others as well. If we do not soften our hearts before the Lord and learn from our sin, we are bound to repeat the same mistakes over and over again.

God has not forgotten you. As we wait on the Lord, sometimes it feels as though the world has moved on without us. Yet, God does His best work once things seem impossible.

Patience does not begin until what we hoped for has already passed. When we feel stuck while waiting on Gods promises, sometimes we loose patience and take matters into our own hands. This results in suffering; for ourselves and others around us.

Gods promises are always true. God is always the same and His character never changes. If God promises something, it will happen.

Don’t waste your season of waiting. Many of us may find ourselves waiting on God; whether it is a career change, health issue, or future calling, we want to walk in obedience to what God wants. Yet, as you find yourself waiting, don’t waste what God is trying to teach you.

Sometimes, sin looks like a blessing. When can make a “good” decision and not a God decision and reap the benefits even though it was not of God. How do you know if you have sinned or walked in the right way God has required?

Walking by faith is no funny business. When living in full obedience to God, we often can’t see the big picture of what He’s doing in the moment. It can be hard to blindly follow Him without knowing the outcome. Regardless of how we feel, in the deep times we can return to the promises God has made.

Does your boss clean your toilet? Jesus washing his disciples feet the night of the last supper was the equivalent of your boss cleaning your toilet for you. As we follow the example of Jesus and living as He did, we are called to live in sacrificial love, setting us apart from the world in radical ways.

We have a new covenant, what does this mean? Listen to this message to hear more of how radically different life is under the covenant with Jesus.

We are ambassadors of Christ. As representations of Jesus himself, we are called to walk according to His standards, including how we treat others. We are asked to be reconcilers with each other, walking in truth and grace.