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Is the Son of God your Savior today? As we study 1 John 5, the evidence is clear, there is no other way, Jesus is our Savior Who paid for the sins of the world if we will but accept His gift to us today. Friend, don’t you want to be sure of eternity?
As Christians, we are called to be separate. Not in a snobby, better than thou sort of way, but in a way that allows us to show the world what a life lived for Christ is all about. Paul writes of this in 2 Corinthians 6:14-18. Listen as we study this important principle from the…
Our walk with our Savior is the most important walk there is – but are we successful in our walk? In 1 John 1:5-9, the need to walk in the light, to fellowship with Him, and to live righteously is made evident, but how do we do that? Listen as we study the Word of…
God’s love is far, far different from the world’s love. His love is never forced. It is always freely given. In 1 John 4:7-21 we’re given a glimpse of the magnitude of this love of God!
We have so very much to be thankful for today! The Psalm writer reminds us in Psalm 116:16-18 and throughout scripture of the need to give thanks to our Creator. Friends, if we’d take more time thanking God for what we have, a lot of the world’s troubles would be no more. Let us thank…
As we follow God, we should come to expect great things from God as we attempt great things for Him. Isaiah, in Isaiah 54:1-4, wanted Israel to trust God, to enlarge the place of their tent, to prepare for what God had for them. Today, what are we doing? What are our expectations?
Jesus Christ is the Light of the world, and as His followers, we’re to be reflecting that light to those around us. Ephesians 5:1-20 reminds us of the importance of being a light in a dark world so that others may find eternal life. Will you let your light shine today?
Jesus makes a statement in Luke 12:1-5 that we should all take to heart, in summary – fear your Creator Who controls your eternity. As we learn to love God and walk with Him, we’ll see our relationship with Jesus grow to one of love and a desire to please Him.
Are you ready to meet God? Or would you be left with things you wish you’d done? 1 Peter 3:10-16 contends that we should always be ready! Ready to meet God, ready to share the Gospel, ready to help. Are you ready?
Friend, you have a choice to make in this life – will you fear the Lord? Psalm 34:8-9 speaks of the benefit that comes to those that fear the Lord as we acknowledge the One that created us, the One that saved us, and the One that provides safety.