The celebration of God is a decision we make in advance of our circumsamces. No matter what, celebrate God because of his unchanging character, not your circumstances.

As we grow into another year, we refuse to buy into the narrative of the world. We want to become greater. Take this week to join us in praying John 3:30 daily. He must increase, I must decrease.

Some of us have a good mapped out plan we follow, but is there a “God plan” you’ve been ignoring? What would it look like to relinquish your plan?

No-one likes interruptions. Interruptions can sometimes produce disappointment. But what if God is detouring your timeline for something better to come? How many opportunities are we missing when we look at interruptions as an obstacle?

Discontentment can be dangerous. When you become aware of what other people don’t have, you become less driven by what you don’t have. Godliness (living out His way) plus contentment (happiness with what you have) equals great gain( enough for yourself).

One RHC couple tells their story of how the worst moment of their lives did not destroy their faith.

God is not trying to keep you from enjoying things. He wants to keep you from being a slave to things.

Where is God speaking to you; showing you where to honor his name?

Your ability to walk closely with Jesus is your ability to balance your financial life.

The place of your greatest desperation can become the place of your greatest praise.