Mission Trip Reflections from our Honduras and South East Asia Teams

God’s hand has been evident in America’s past and we need His divine guidance in our present to secure a future of freedom and faith for our children. Today we look at what God has to say about our relationship with Him and our responsibilities to our country.

David is in trouble again. It seems much of his life he was on the run. This psalm was, no doubt, written during a low point in David’s life. He is a cave dweller.

The "Point Man" in the military is a soldier who walks at the front of an infantry patrol in combat seeking the right path and leading the team. Today, we need “Point Man” fathering to meet the challenges of our world in the lives of our families.

The story today is about a crippled man named Mephibosheth. This is a story about friendship, promises, grace, love, compassion, forgiveness, and hope. Most of all it is a story about God’s seeking the wounded and crippled for restoration.

The passing of a loved one is always a traumatic experience. How can we properly respond to our own personal losses and display the kind of faith that Paul speaks of in this passage? Hope in God’s promises are our strength and stay.

Taking a look at the heroes of the faith and those who came before us who sacrificed on our behalf.

Proverbs seems to be speaking primarily to the youth of every generation. Solomon actually wrote it for his son. At the same time, the voice of wisdom is reminding those who are more mature in her audience to remember her instruction because we are still on a journey. The writer of Proverbs calls out to all who will hear to seek the beauty, prosperity and peace of wisdom.