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In Christ, no man is an island, and no church is an island. To fulfill our individual and collective callings, we must band together as God intended as the full body of Christ. Let us desire to bring the Father joy by doing as He wishes and playing our roles in this respect, bridging our churches to form the Church.

- C.C.

This week's episode is one of great import. We ask that you listen to this story about a follower of Christ who has decided to abandon her faith, and begin to pray for restoration. Please share this episode so that we can build an army of saints to lift up Annie and her family in prayer.

- C.C.

Growth cannot come if we are not willing to accept beneficial correction. Teaching and learning are two sides of the same coin; wisdom and knowledge cannot be taught if not first learned. This week we explore how to accept correction and instruction in a godly manner and what we can expect this to produce in us in practice.

- C.C.

Often times life can seem like one big waiting game, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. This week, we look at the power that we derive from exercising the patience that God not only requires of us but develops in us through his Spirit.

- C.C.

We serve a pillar of faithfulness. He never wavers and never fails.  No matter how much we need God, what He provides is always sufficient.  Let us praise him that He leaves no need unmet.

- C.C.

In Psalm 23, David praises God for his many blessings. When we are before our enemies, it is a time for God to shine through the favor He bestows upon us. This week, we explore the grace that God pours out when we are in the company of the wolves.

Don't forget to check out this week's songspiration: Raise a Hallelujah by Bethel Music.

- C.C.

Yesterday may have been great, and tomorrow may be better, but what about today? In the Lord's prayer, Jesus gives us insight into the value of every day we live. Let us recognize the value of each day while we have the opportunity to do so.

- C.C.

When we give ourselves to God as He requires, completely, we lose nothing. In wholly submitting to God, we gain everything. Let us make sure that our perspective of self-sacrifice is correct, a perspective of gain instead of one of loss.

- C.C.

When walking out our salvation, progress is not always apparent. This, however, does not mean that God has stopped working on us. His word tells us that He continues to do so until we are completed. Let us trust in this truth daily, even when we do not see the change.

- C.C.

This week, let us take a moment to look within ourselves and ask God whether we are walking out our faith as He allows and commands, in freedom and obedience.

- C.C.