Self-government means we walk with God daily and allow the Spirit to lead every area of our lives. This is the fruit of a growing relationship with God.

God’s authority in heaven and on earth is unchanging and everlasting. Because He is  just and righteous, we can trust His rulership over our lives.

God created us to bear His image. He entrusted us to govern all that He created in a way that reflects who He is and His goodness.

God’s kingdom is everlasting, and He is our sovereign Lord. Let us continue to trust that He is in control and and hold on to the peace and hope He has promised to us.

Jesus reminds us leadership is not about being in a position, but having a heart to serve others.

It takes faith to love and serve our enemies. But because we have experienced the mercy and love of our Father, we will be able to extend the same to them.

Jesus said that the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our being. The love we have for God will overflow and naturally be seen in our relationship with others.

When Jesus asked us to deny ourselves and take up our cross as we follow Him, this means that we are to surrender everything to Him and put our full trust and confidence in Him.

We all worry about certain things, especially in this time we are in. But Jesus urges us to not be anxious and instead have faith. He promises that as we seek God and put Him first, we will have everything we need.

Being part of the kingdom of God is an open invitation. As God’s people, we are commanded to preach the gospel to everyone regardless of their response. To whom can you share the good news today?