Engage in a thoughtful discussion about taking our promises seriously
Making a lifelong commitment, and keeping it, isn’t easy! Especially in a culture that says we can break those promises whenever the pressure’s too much to bear.
Read More »Making a lifelong commitment, and keeping it, isn’t easy! Especially in a culture that says we can break those promises whenever the pressure’s too much to bear.
Read More »Let’s look at the commitment Ruth made to her mother-in-law Naomi, to care for her well-being until her death.
Read More »When we make the decision to trust in God, our life starts going in a new direction. We turn away from old habits, and start following a new path.
Read More »There are times when love outweighs logic. Our heart takes us to illogical and unlikely places, in spite of the difficulties that may bring. Let’s study the lives of these great women of the Bible.
Read More »No one is immune to making mistakes, including the pastors and those in leadership positions at church. Whether you’re in a leadership position or not, you’ll find help in today’s discussion.
Read More »The Bible says we’re to reflect the fruit of the Spirit in our lives—love, joy, peace, goodness. But how do we turn these into actions? Let’s study the Scriptures to find practical application for our lives today.
Read More »Love, joy, peace, patience . . . these are important qualities to have not only in yourself, but in the church you attend.
Read More »Ever compare yourself to those around you and feel like you’re missing the mark? Well, according to God’s Word, our focus should be on the growth in our own life. Let’s continue a series of discussions on the fruit of the Spirit, and how they are evidenced in the life of a follower of God.
Read More »Galatians chapter five is more than a laundry list of good attitudes to embrace. Let’s unravel this complex passage of Scripture describing the fruit of the Spirit.
Read More »We all have characteristics we’d love to change about ourselves. But it’s a real struggle to actually make those changes!
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