Jesus is all-powerful. He has power over the physical, the demonic, and now we see He has the power to forgive sins.

The power and authority of God is best experienced in His moving towards us in compassion.

The Lord speaks much when we take the time to spend time with him. Why should we make time for the all-powerful, all-knowing, faithful, grace-filled King of the Universe who stepped down from heaven to pay the penalty of our sins? Think that answers the question.

Fear is a feeling, faith is an action. It’s all about knowing who your King is. It is not about what God and his people did, but what God and his people do.

Are we trying to speed up God's timing or are we patiently waiting on God? Do we truly follow Christ and fully trust in Him?

How can we model our approach to temptation and combat its pull like Jesus did in the desert?

Jude's letter challenges us to show mercy to others. How does that differ from grace?

Believers must clearly understand the definition of sin and be tender to someone who is struggling in it.

Throughout verses 10-16 of Malachi 2, we focus on the unholy behaviors of the people -- mainly divorce and taking matters of the heart into our own hands instead of entrusting them to God.

Join us in the first half of Malachi 2 identifying what God considers the unholy behavior of “the priests” and how He has equipped us to be the “priests” that set the example for others by reflecting on the desires of our heart.