When Jesus says, "When you fast" it is important to not only know why we fast, but for whom we are fasting for.

When we realize that must remain STEADFAST before the Lord, and that Fasting is meant to increase our capacity to receive more from Him.

When Jesus says, "When you fast" it is important to not only know why we fast, but for whom we are fasting for.

Knowing that we are spiritually barren without Jesus, and that when we fast, we are setting our heart to seek the Lord and His perspective.

How we perceive ourselves is not the same way that God perceives us.

As we enter into the month of December, we can find ourselves busy and lost in the busyness. But God is inviting us to seek after Him, love Him with all that we are, and discover the treasure that we can find in God.

Much like the Wise-men, God has made a way for us all to seek Him, to discover Him, and to worship Him.

It's important that we understand that becoming Plumb-lined is an invitation to being in relationship with Jesus, that God of all of Creation, the speaker of life. He says "follow me". What is our response?

When we hear "give thanks", we often think of the good times, and the blessings of life. But when we hear that sentence end with "in all things", suddenly we are faced with the heartaches, the brokenness, and the pain. How do we "give thanks in all things" as a Spiritual Discipline? Who are we giving thanks to? And why?

As we pursue to be in line with Jesus and His Word, we experience the power that God's Word has, coupled with the Holy Spirit! There is power in speaking the Word, declaring the Word, and hearing the Word declared. And only by the Word can we discover foundational, and irreplaceable truth.

As we pursue to be in line with Jesus and His Word, we experience the power that God's Word has, coupled with the Holy Spirit! There is power in speaking the Word, declaring the Word, and hearing the Word declared.

This morning, we get to hear from a dear brother in Christ! Tune in as Jeff shares on the importance of spending time with Christ (Ephesians 3:14-29) and the importance and significance of Paul's prayer. 

The Word is what we compare ourselves to. It brings life and fills us fully! And it cannot be overvalued nor replaced.