Treasured Truth

When our world is falling apart and we’re trying to keep it all together, we need to understand that everything in our lives needs to be all about Christ. It has to be! In Philippians 4, the Apostle Paul says, ‘If you kill me, I’ll go be with Christ. If you let me live, I’ll live for Christ. And if you make me suffer, I’ll get a crown from Christ.’ So, bring it on! It’s all about Jesus Christ!

When our world is falling apart and we’re trying to keep it all together, we need to understand that everything in our lives needs to be all about Christ. It has to be! In Philippians 4, the Apostle Paul says, ‘If you kill me, I’ll go be with Christ. If you let me live, I’ll live for Christ. And if you make me suffer, I’ll get a crown from Christ.’ So, bring it on! It’s all about Jesus Christ!

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God is not trying to change our outcome. He’s trying to change our outlook. Because He knows if He can change our outlook, He can then change our outcome. And if we’re filled with fret, we can’t be filled with faith. Find out why we can’t be fretful and faithful at the same time on today’s Treasured Truth.

God is not trying to change our outcome. He’s trying to change our outlook. Because He knows if He can change our outlook, He can then change our outcome. And if we’re filled with fret, we can’t be filled with faith. Find out why we can’t be fretful and faithful at the same time on today’s Treasured Truth.

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Pastor Ford explains that our eschatological promise is in the future—our “not yet.” But out existential problem is in the present—our “right now.” So, we need to understand that we can focus on our “not yet” and it will deal with our “right now.” That’s because we know that our “right now” can’t cancel out our “not yet,” based on the promises that God has already made to us.

Pastor Ford explains that our eschatological promise is in the future—our “not yet.” But out existential problem is in the present—our “right now.” So, we need to understand that we can focus on our “not yet” and it will deal with our “right now.” That’s because we know that our “right now” can’t cancel out our “not yet,” based on the promises that God has already made to us.

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Perspective and perception are two key factors that affect our understanding of suffering. Our perspective governs our perception. In other words, the way we look at whatever we’re going through will determine how we perceive and comprehend it. And so it’s crucial for us to try to gain God’s perspective on our suffering, instead of looking at it from our own perspective.

Perspective and perception are two key factors that affect our understanding of suffering. Our perspective governs our perception. In other words, the way we look at whatever we’re going through will determine how we perceive and comprehend it. And so it’s crucial for us to try to gain God’s perspective on our suffering, instead of looking at it from our own perspective.

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As we continue to study the passage that tells us about how Jesus turned water into wine, Pastor Ford wants us to consider this—What are we doing that sets us up for the miracle that we’ve been asking for? Are we walking in the direction of the miracle that we’ve been seeking?

As we continue to study the passage that tells us about how Jesus turned water into wine, Pastor Ford wants us to consider this—What are we doing that sets us up for the miracle that we’ve been asking for? Are we walking in the direction of the miracle that we’ve been seeking?

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