Temptation is often cloaked in goodness, enticing us to accept its siren call without regard to the consequences. Let’s look at how Satan uses temptations to cause us to turn away from God.
Read More »Watch the news any night of the week and you’ll hear of injustice and oppression that happens around the world. But what can one person do about it? Can you and I make difference? Let’s discuss God’s vision for His children.
Read More »At the very beginning of creation, God made man and woman, a team that Carolyn James calls “the blessed alliance.” Ever wondered about your role in the “blessed alliance”?
Read More »The word “warrior” conjures up specific images. Perhaps you think of Hollywood-style heroes who wield a sword. But in Scripture, we find our expectations flipped upside down! Let’s talk with author Carolyn James and discover the implications for your life.
Read More »Most of us think about our identity in terms of a role or job. You might be a husband or wife, a businessman or a teacher. Let’s meet with special guest, author Carolyn James, to discuss how God sees our identity.
Read More »What is God’s vision for women? Does He have a special purpose for them in the kingdom? Carolyn Custis James explored these pressing questions, and the result is a thoughtful book titled, “Half the Church.”
Read More »We’ve all struggled with feelings of inadequacy and inferiority at one time or another. Do we let them draw us closer to God, or keep us wallowing in low self worth?
Read More »The deeper we go into a relationship with God, the more we see how profoundly we need Him! Let’s look at the beatitude, “Blessed are the poor in spirit.”
Read More »When you hear the phrase, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” you may be left with a few lingering questions. What does it really mean? And does it even apply to us today? Let’s answer these key questions.
Read More »Let’s look at the beginning of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, and discuss the similarities and differences between being poor and being poor in spirit. Hear about this important distinction.
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