In  Matthew 6:9-13 Jesus instructs us on how topray.  “Prayer is essential for spiritual intimacy, personal transformation, emotional support, and communal intercession. It is both a privilege and a responsibility, offering believers a way to experience God’s presence, guidance, and power in their lives while fostering growth, peace, and alignment with His will “  Take advantage of this gracious offer to bring all your needs to God, “Our Father”.

In Matthew 4:19 Jesus said, “Come, follow me”.  This is an invitation for each of us to walk with Him.  This invitation is for now, not later when it is convenient.  Are you ready to follow Jesus?  Are you listening?  I can guarantee that you will never get a better invitation; so, don’t miss Him extending that personal invitation to you.  There is no better day than  today to begin your “Journey with Jesus”!

God has a plan for you.  You can resist or be a part of His plan, but keep in mind that it should always be “thine will be done”, not “my will be done.” 

We all have burdens to carry.  Is your load of burdens weighing you down?  Is your load of burdens filling your mind?  Do they make you ill?  The great thing is that you can lighten the load – bring it to the foot of the Cross.  Jesus will meet you there!

There isn’t any more fun than Vacation Bible School.  This year it was the Emerald Crossing divinginto Psalm 23.  You don’t want to missthis energizing recap!

The sooner we recognize that we aren't in control, God is,the easier it is to navigate life. God will never steer you wrong. Look at God for direction, and you can be assured that where you heading is exactly whereyou need to be.

The thieves on the cross.

Life Choices.

Life Consequences.

Prayer is how we talk with God and grow in our relationship with Him. It’s not just a routine—it’s something that changes us and helps us follow His will.

As we approach the country’s 250th anniversary,we must remember where true freedom comes from; not from man, but from God.  So, what does Biblical freedom mean? It is the freedom that God offers throughout Scripture. It is freedom from the enslaving power of sin in our lives. Spiritual freedom is a free gift and yours for the taking. 

David a young shepherd, takes up the challenge to battleGoliath, who is a giant and feared by all.  Before this fight, most people would've said David didn't stand a chance. But David showed that “with God nothing shall be impossible” (Luke 1:37). With God's help, you can stand your ground with faith and be triumphant.  What or who is your Goliath?  With God, you too can slay your Goliath.  Don’t stay in fear – with God’s help, you’ve got this!