When we make kingdom priorities our priorities we will experience unprecedented blessing. Matthew 6:33-34 points out that we should seek first God’s way of doing things and not our jobs, our children or even our spouse. When we put grace first, we not only dethrone what stands between us and Jesus but also decisively deal with worry and regret. Allow your heavenly Shepherd to lead you into a restful future.

We live in chaotic times where everyone is doing what is right in their own eyes. What we believe in these times is crucial because our beliefs form our default thought life. And we have been trained our whole lives to revert back to worry, fear and anxiety when things go awry. Let's rather catch the revelation that we have a loving heavenly Sheperd who protects, provides and gives us rest. (Psalm 23)

You are never too young or too old to grow spiritually. But how? As Christ's disciples? As His servants? Or as sons and daughters of our heavenly Father? We grow in and through Christ to become fully mature children of God. As mature children we relate to Him not based on our own abilities but based on His love and grace.

We have a heavenly Father who loves us. He is not out to judge, condemn and make us pay for our mistakes. He approaches us, restores us and celebrates us. Be encouraged by this insightful message about fatherhood found in Luke 15’s parable of the prodigal son.

The Church is finding itself in a season of vicious combat but God is about to show up in a spectacular way. Let us not hide in our tents, but stir ourselves up in the Lord so that we can stay the course and pursue the mandate He has given us. Discover three keys to keeping up the pursuit.

Not only was Jesus there at the beginning of creation, He will be there at the very end of time as we know it. In the same way He is there with us through every beginning and ending we may go through in life. May this truth comfort you as you face different seasons during the course of your life.

We as people like to be in control. We tend to want God to do things the way we expected He would. But what do we do when things don’t go according to plan and don’t meet our expectations? What do we do when it seems like the route to the destination has taken a forced detour? In this message we learn from Paul and Silas’ experience that when their ministry trip didn’t turn out as planned, God still did amazing things. Let’s trust God and keep following Him even when things don’t make sense according to our limited perspective.

Here is a profound thought: what Christ asks me to do with my life now will determine what He gives me to do in eternity. We are accountable for our productivity on this earth. Let’s make use of all the gifts, talents, time, and treasure that He has blessed us with and ‘do business until He returns’ (Luke 19:11-26). People’s eternal destinies are at stake.

God wants His children to grow in all aspects of their lives: spiritually and practically. If you apply God’s truth to your life, it will work. This is what will multiply you in every area of your life. Not your level of education, background, ethnicity, or good looks. Especially when we put His Kingdom first, because Jesus wants to multiply and grow His Kingdom through our lives as fast as possible until His return. We are partners in preparing the way for His second coming.

We usually associate Eve with the entrance of sin in the earth, but what else can we learn from her? Journey with us as we look at what Eve’s life teaches us about the importance of identity, how to learn from her mistakes, and that in Christ there is ultimately hope for everyone. A message for mothers and men alike.