Are You Willing to Get Out of The Boat?
Faith comes at a great cost, it comes that the expense of being willing to get out of the boat. Jesus leads us along the road less travelled.
Faith comes at a great cost, it comes that the expense of being willing to get out of the boat. Jesus leads us along the road less travelled.
As we do life and navigate these times we can take heart in the term Rock of Ages reflecting God’s nature: unmovable, strong, sentry, secure.
Knowing God changes our lives, but how we live reveals how we perceive God; it shows if we really believe he is the Great King, the Only God.
Sometimes we read over a familiar Scripture, missing the intent, fullness, power and authority of the Word of God.
David Miers shares his experiences of visiting the persecuted church in Egypt and challenged us to consider the simplicity of Christianity.
Under Christ’s authority, love is demonstrated by every member of the family. This mutual respect flows into our everyday working life.
How do we take worship on Sunday and turn it into being Jesus every day, in our own lane? Like Jonathan, we pick up our rock and climb the mountain in front of us.
Let’s bring our focus onto what happened when humanity and Divinity joined eternally in a stable so that we could all live forevermore… Because of Christmas Day.
No matter what, with God’s constant presence, protection and provision, like Joshua we can take up the challenge to be strong and courageous.
God challenges us to get out of the box of our limited understanding and step into real relationship with him: abiding in Him.