It's so easy to forget that God is never surprised by the places that surprise us. He has us right where He wants to use us, and so the place where we are is the place where His grace will carry us. The Place is a great message of encouragement from Eugene Taylor.

It's so easy to forget that God is never surprised by the places that surprise us. He has us right where He wants to use us, and so the place where we are is the place where His grace will carry us. The Place is a great message of encouragement from Eugene Taylor.

It's so easy to forget that God is never surprised by the places that surprise us. He has us right where He wants to use us, and so the place where we are is the place where His grace will carry us. The Place is a great message of encouragement from Eugene Taylor.

If you've got a pulse, you can relate to the ups and downs of life. That's natural. But being thankful in the upside-down moments? That's supernatural and can only happen when we understand that the movement is greater than the moment. Pastor Paul explains the power of that statement by examining a upside-down moment in the life of the early church in Acts 5:17-42.

If you've got a pulse, you can relate to the ups and downs of life. That's natural. But being thankful in the upside-down moments? That's supernatural and can only happen when we understand that the movement is greater than the moment. Pastor Paul explains the power of that statement by examining a upside-down moment in the life of the early church in Acts 5:17-42.

If you've got a pulse, you can relate to the ups and downs of life. That's natural. But being thankful in the upside-down moments? That's supernatural and can only happen when we understand that the movement is greater than the moment. Pastor Paul explains the power of that statement by examining a upside-down moment in the life of the early church in Acts 5:17-42.

If you've got a pulse, you can relate to the ups and downs of life. That's natural. But being thankful in the upside-down moments? That's supernatural and can only happen when we understand that the movement is greater than the moment. Pastor Paul explains the power of that statement by examining a upside-down moment in the life of the early church in Acts 5:17-42.

The first time God encountered hypocrisy in the early Church, he killed it, literally. Now, he calls each of us to close the gap between Sunday and the other six days of the week by living honest, authentic lives 24/7 and by understanding that our actions on The Other Six create reactions on the Seventh.

The first time God encountered hypocrisy in the early Church, he killed it, literally. Now, he calls each of us to close the gap between Sunday and the other six days of the week by living honest, authentic lives 24/7 and by understanding that our actions on The Other Six create reactions on the Seventh.

The first time God encountered hypocrisy in the early Church, he killed it, literally. Now, he calls each of us to close the gap between Sunday and the other six days of the week by living honest, authentic lives 24/7 and by understanding that our actions on The Other Six create reactions on the Seventh.