True Christian fellowship is important to the vitality of each believer, and is commanded in Scripture as we gather regularly as Christ’s body. But what specifically does God’s Word teach about how to build up one another in fellowship? This week, Dave Keck addresses this very question in his Walk Talks series entitled “The Nature of Christian Fellowship.”

True Christian fellowship is important to the vitality of each believer, and is commanded in Scripture as we gather regularly as Christ’s body. But what specifically does God’s Word teach about how to build up one another in fellowship? This week, Dave Keck addresses this very question in his Walk Talks series entitled “The Nature of Christian Fellowship.”

True Christian fellowship is important to the vitality of each believer, and is commanded in Scripture as we gather regularly as Christ’s body. But what specifically does God’s Word teach about how to build up one another in fellowship? This week, Dave Keck addresses this very question in his Walk Talks series entitled “The Nature of Christian Fellowship.”

As a follow-up from last week's Friday Focus, Micah and Micah give several practical tips for controlling your technology use and harnessing it for good in your spiritual life.

As Jeremiah Clarke emphasized on the podcast last week, the believer’s heart attitude is vital to the way he thinks, speaks and acts. The heart is who a person truly is before God and the heart is what will eventually be revealed. This week, Cody Bill studies specific attitudes every Christian should develop toward God in his series entitled “Heart Attitudes.”

As Jeremiah Clarke emphasized on the podcast last week, the believer’s heart attitude is vital to the way he thinks, speaks and acts. The heart is who a person truly is before God and the heart is what will eventually be revealed. This week, Cody Bill studies specific attitudes every Christian should develop toward God in his series entitled “Heart Attitudes.”

As Jeremiah Clarke emphasized on the podcast last week, the believer’s heart attitude is vital to the way he thinks, speaks and acts. The heart is who a person truly is before God and the heart is what will eventually be revealed. This week, Cody Bill studies specific attitudes every Christian should develop toward God in his series entitled “Heart Attitudes.”

As Jeremiah Clarke emphasized on the podcast last week, the believer’s heart attitude is vital to the way he thinks, speaks and acts. The heart is who a person truly is before God and the heart is what will eventually be revealed. This week, Cody Bill studies specific attitudes every Christian should develop toward God in his series entitled “Heart Attitudes.”

This week Micah Gillespie and Micah Herbster discuss 10 important biblical principles for technology use:

1. How much time do I spend on technology? (Ephesians 5:16)

2. Is it pure in its content? (Philippians 4:8)

3. Is it beneficial for my spiritual growth? (2 Peter 3:18)

4. Do I find security in technology? (Colossians 2:10)

5. Is it distracting me from something more important? (Hebrews 12:1)

6. Does technology control/dominate me or am I in control of/dominating my technology? (2 Corinthians 10:5)

7. Am I following/listening to/welcoming advice/counsel/instruction or do I resent those things? (Hebrews 13:17)

8. Is it hindering my relationship with others? (Philippians 2:4)

9. What real life benefits am I gaining from my time on technology? (Luke 2:52)

10. If the Lord were to walk beside me and see all of my technology usage, would He be pleased? (Proverbs 15:3)

Jeremiah Clarke focuses this week on the importance of dealing with the very foundation of spiritual growth: An Upright Heart. To close this series today, Jeremiah encourages each believer to align priorities in the heart first, allowing actions to follow.