As a Christian, what does God expect of you? Do you know the means for godly living? While God has saved us, it is to Him, and to His good purpose and plan. We should turn to God for our lives.
Zechariah 3:6-10
Imagine filthy dirty and tattered rags of clothes. Now think of a sparkling white wedding gown. Isn’t that a contrast? As it might be, nothing compares to the transformation offered in the blood of Christ! Lets learn how God can transform our lives, in just as stark a way.
Zechariah 3:1-5
Faith expresses itself in different ways depending on the place. In the city of man, faith is an enemy and God’s judgment is a reality to come. In the city of God, faith is a blessing that one achieves through the generous grace of the Lord.
Zechariah 2:6-13
Is your life centered on God? That is a tough question because we often feel like we don’t know what God wants or what His desires for us are. We should know that turning to the world for answers is the wrong route to take.
Zechariah 2:1-5
We sometimes feel far from God and very close to our sin. We mistakenly think that God’s mercy and forgiveness can never overcome the damage we have done. Well, by God’s grace, salvation remains.
Zechariah 1:16-21
Do you know God promises and sometimes wonder when they are going to be fulfilled? Well the prophet Zechariah knew them very well, yet he still lived a life full of trials and temptations in a fallen city full of sin.
Zechariah 1:7-17
Our world often tries to overrule the sovereign God. We do that by turning away from the Lord and finding fault with Him. Worse still, we declare ourselves God and our sins to be pleasure.
Zechariah 1:1-6
Christ Jesus walks beside all believers as they journey through life. By the power of the Holy Spirit, we oftentimes know and see the Lord better than even the disciples did when they walked with the Lord down the Emmaus road.
Luke 24:13-35
There were many people gathered around Jesus on the day of His crucifixion. However, it was not the rulers, the teachers, or even the soldiers that were saved that day, it was the man on the cross next to Jesus.
Luke 23:32-43
Jesus was put on trial and found innocent; however, he was taken away, beaten, and put to death. That hardly sounds like a fair hearing. Yet, in the kingdom of man, where sin reigns, we should not expect any better.
John 18:28-19:16
Have you put your life on hold to seek out Jesus? Well, the chief tax collector –one who many would consider the chief sinner did. Not only did Jesus find him, but he drew him in and redeemed him. Tune in to God’s Living Word as the Reverend Richard Phillips describes Jesus’ encounter with the man in the tree and how his discovery leads to others being found.
Luke 19:1-10
We start planning for Christmas weeks or even months ahead. But how far ahead did God start planning for the first Christmas? Not months ... not years ... but millennia. Two thousand years before Christ, God’s plans were well under way. Tune in this week to God’s Living Word, as Reverend Rick Phillips talks about a promise God made to Abraham, and how it affects your Christmas celebration this year.
Genesis 15:1-6
We have often heard it said that you can’t take it with you. In the case of the Rich Young Man that Jesus encounters, we learn that you can’t live with it, either.
Mark 10:17-31
How do we live in light of the knowledge that God the Father and Jesus his Son accepted us when we were still enemies? Though we were full of sin, detestable to God and others, God still loved us. So then how can we fail to accept others?
Romans 15:7-9
Is your faith like that of a child? Too often our faith is like that of an adult; it is self-reliant, boastful, and confident in our own knowledge. Knowing God like a child means having full reliance on our Father in Heaven.
Mark 10:13-16
All have sinned and have fallen short of the glory of God. In doing so, some have sought repentance and salvation through Christ Jesus, whereas others have embraced their sin.
Luke 7:36-50