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Why Should We Meditate on God’s Word?
As you know, the Bible is God’s Word and provides for us His wisdom, insight, and guidance for our lives. While reading the Bible is an essential part of our spiritual growth (along with prayer and worship), meditating on God’s Word takes our understanding to a much …
The Just Shall Live By Faith… Just Like You
As we strive to become more of a faith prepper, we know the most important thing we can do is learn to live by faith, and not just give faith lip service. After all, the single verse that changed Martin Luther’s life and led to the Reformation was Romans 1:17, which …
What it Means to Surrender Your Life and Will to the Lord
To totally surrender to the Lord means to surrender your entire self, including your thoughts, desires, and actions, to God by recognizing and acknowledging His sovereignty and trusting in His plan for your life. It involves letting go of control and submitting …
Repentance or Remorse, Heaven or Hell
Last Sunday in church we celebrated the Lord’s Supper and focused on the need we have for self-examination. I know what you’re thinking, self-examination and the Lord’s Supper don’t seem to go together— at least not in my prior church experience. I remember all my …
Giving All of You to Receive So Much More
This morning, after a time of confession and prayer, the Lord led me to an entry in My Utmost for His Highest on March 8th. That’s right, an entry from 313 day ago. And it was exactly what I needed to cement what God showed me in my time of prayer. It deals with …
555: Are You Going to Church or Being the Church?
This is a question we should ask ourselves each time we trek off to a worship service on Sunday mornings. What is church or what is church supposed to look like? Is church a building? Or is it something more? Is it something we do or something we become? And if …
“I know your works, that you are neither cold nor hot. I could wish you were cold or hot. So then, because you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will vomit you out of My mouth. Because you say, ‘I am rich, have become wealthy, and have need of nothing’—and do not know that you are wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked.”
Revelation 3:15-17