Our lives are full of myriad distractions that compete for our attention and all too often compromise our personal, professional and spiritual growth. God calls us to find ourselves in him and to really know him. Our spiritual growth, with God, matters eternally.
When we think of the story of the woman at the well, we can get hung up on the fact that she has had five husbands and the man she is living with now is not her husband, but the point of the story is that only the living water from Jesus can quench our desire for love in the deepest places. We can search for love on earth, but only the eternal satifies.
The New Year is not only a perfect time to recenter our hearts, it is also a perfect time to build a new Bible study routine and accountability. We encourage you to find your cord of 3 strands to study the Bible with and just start!
Life is hard, and sometimes, we can fall into financial hardship, illness, unemployment and underemployment. Unfortunately, all too many of us have struggled through covid-19. In this blog, we tackle how to cast your nets in faith and trust God to return a harvest.
Are we still enough to come to God in prayer? We have to clear our hearts of any unforgiveness before we can feel the fullness of God’s love, and The Lord’s Prayer is our template.
The Parable of the Ten Virgins is one of the harder parables to get our heads around, yet the historical context of a Galilean wedding ceremony unveils the parable’s deeper meaning of preparing for marriage as the bride of Christ.