Senior Pastor
How do we remain faithful in those inevitable, uncomfortable situations that can daily challenge our faith?
Senior Pastor
How do we remain faithful in those inevitable, uncomfortable situations that can daily challenge our faith?
Like a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, God wants us to undergo mind metamorphosis – by resetting our cruise control.
Whether it’s physical, intellectual, musical, or spiritual, genuine transformation requires incremental training. Bump, bump, bump.
This isn’t about beating ourselves up, but beating our pride back and down to where it belongs. When sincere humility meets bold transparency the result is inspiring.
We’re called to a holy life, not an easy life. So let’s face the painful fact that pain is part of the process of a good fight!
What possible reason could this centurion have for being the first to declare that Jesus was “the Son of God” after His death?
Like the “I do’s” at a wedding, our Amen (truly!) is an affirmation of truth and a vow of trust, to live out what we pray about.
We need to examine this word–forever–all by itself, because it’s a modifier that applies profound power and eternal glory to each line before it.
Speaking out praise, whether privately or publicly, produces freedom and liberation and emancipation from the chains of pride that restrain and restrict so deep inside.