Choose the Narrow Way — Part 1
Throughout Scripture God only gives two choices for how to live our lives — as He said in Deuteronomy 30, we can choose life or we can choose death.
Choose the Narrow Way — Part 1
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Do Unto Others — Part 4
Do Unto Others — Part 4
Do you ever overlook other people’s needs or perspective? Do you tend to focus on others’ faults and excuse your own shortcomings? In this convicting episode we'll expose the great need for us to walk in humility and sensitivity.
Do Unto Others — Part 3
Do Unto Others — Part 3
Everyone has needs — the need to be loved, the need to be protected and provided for, the need to be cared for, and even deeper spiritual needs. How can we make ourselves available to the Lord to meet the needs of others?
Do Unto Others — Part 2
Do Unto Others — Part 2
Jesus makes it very clear — whatever you want others to be doing for you, you should do for them. This is not something passive — it is something active.
Do Unto Others — Part 1
Do Unto Others — Part 1
There is no room for selfishness in the Christian life. As we examine what we commonly refer to as “The Golden Rule,” may our hearts be stirred to see our selfish focus and shallow pursuits for what they are, and turn to Jesus.
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 4
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 4
If these incredible promises are true, then they would beg the questions: Why are we not consistently asking? Why are we not faithfully seeking? Why are we not eagerly knocking?
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 3
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 3
We all have a lot of questions about this command: What about “ask what you will and it will be done to you”? What if I asked and nothing has happened?
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 2
Ask, Seek, and Knock — Part 2
Do you have a 911 relationship with God? Are you only seeking God when you’re in a “tight spot”? Or is your asking, seeking, and knocking motivated by a desire to consistently pursue fellowship and intimacy with your Heavenly Father?