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Living Before God our Father 1 Peter 1:13-21
What does it mean to live before God as both a loving Father and an impartial Judge? In 1 Peter 1:13–21, Peter calls believers to gird up the loins of...
Living Before God our Father 1 Peter 1:13-21
What does it mean to live before God as both a loving Father and an impartial Judge? In 1 Peter 1:13–21, Peter calls believers to gird up the loins of their minds, pursue holiness in all conduct, and anchor their hope in the precious blood of Christ — the Lamb foreordained before the foundation of the world. PRAYER included for holy living before God. "Every Promise Made Is a Promise Kept" Worship song by Legacy Five.
Matthew 7: 7-12 - Keep Asking, Seeking, Knocking
Matthew 7:7-12 calls believers to persistent prayer — keep asking, keep seeking, keep knocking — with the promise that God hears and answers. Jesus reveals our heavenly Father as infinitely...
Matthew 7: 7-12 - Keep Asking, Seeking, Knocking
Matthew 7:7-12 calls believers to persistent prayer — keep asking, keep seeking, keep knocking — with the promise that God hears and answers. Jesus reveals our heavenly Father as infinitely more generous than any earthly parent, giving good and advantageous things to those who come to Him in faith. Rooted in the Sermon on the Mount, this passage concludes with the Golden Rule, the timeless summary of the Law and the Prophets. "I Believe" Worship song by Jimmy Fortune.
Mark 10:35-45 Devotional: Jesus Redefines Greatness
In this devotional on Mark 10:35-45, Jesus redefines greatness - not found in power or position, but in the humble, sacrificial service of purpose-driven leadership. When James and John asked...
Mark 10:35-45 Devotional: Jesus Redefines Greatness
In this devotional on Mark 10:35-45, Jesus redefines greatness - not found in power or position, but in the humble, sacrificial service of purpose-driven leadership. When James and John asked to sit at Jesus' right and left hand, He redirected them — and us — to the servant's path. Jesus himself set the standard: He came not to be served, but to serve. Worship song by Brandon Lake.
How Are We Saved? Romans 10:1-13 — Confess, Believe, and Call on the Name of the Lord
In Romans 10:1-13, Paul reveals his heart's deepest desire — that Israel would be saved. He contrasts righteousness by works with righteousness by faith, showing that salvation is not far...
How Are We Saved? Romans 10:1-13 — Confess, Believe, and Call on the Name of the Lord
In Romans 10:1-13, Paul reveals his heart's deepest desire — that Israel would be saved. He contrasts righteousness by works with righteousness by faith, showing that salvation is not far off but as near as your mouth and heart. Through confession and belief in the risen Lord Jesus Christ, both Jew and Gentile can call on His name and be saved. Worship song by Phil Wickham.
Isaiah 55 Explained: God's Everlasting Covenant-He Sees What We Don't
Isaiah 55 is God's open invitation to abundant life — freely given by grace through Jesus Christ. From the sure mercies of David to the everlasting Davidic covenant, this chapter...
Isaiah 55 Explained: God's Everlasting Covenant-He Sees What We Don't
Isaiah 55 is God's open invitation to abundant life — freely given by grace through Jesus Christ. From the sure mercies of David to the everlasting Davidic covenant, this chapter reveals how God's promises to David are fulfilled in the Messiah and extended to all nations. See how God's word never returns void and how His covenant secures a personal, eternal relationship with every believer. Come to the waters freely. Worship song "He Sees What We Don't" by The Carr Family.
Confess Christ Before Men-The Eye and the Lamp: Luke 11:33-36, 12:8-9
Confess Christ before men in Luke 12:8-9 — faithfulness or denial determines your standing at the Judgment Seat of Christ. The Lamp of the Body in Luke 11:33-36 meaning. Uncover...
Confess Christ Before Men-The Eye and the Lamp: Luke 11:33-36, 12:8-9
Confess Christ before men in Luke 12:8-9 — faithfulness or denial determines your standing at the Judgment Seat of Christ. The Lamp of the Body in Luke 11:33-36 meaning. Uncover the five crowns God promises to the faithful — and what they may truly represent.