Examining the Difference That Really Matters
We must look carefully & prayerfully at our own lives to insure that it is God working in us and not just pressures & expectations that are shaping the course of our lives.
We must look carefully & prayerfully at our own lives to insure that it is God working in us and not just pressures & expectations that are shaping the course of our lives.
Spiritual maturity assumes we have mastered the truth about what it means to have been once and for all justified before God, and the truth about growing in increasing sanctification so that we will be useful in ministry for Christ.
Real faith will be manifest in real life by your actions, encounters with God’s word and a daily and prayerful dependence on Christ.
We are called to love God with all of our mind – that includes making sure that our Christian experience moves from a list of beliefs to a way of thinking!
God has saved us to be conformed to the image of Christ…so we should desire to grow, but we must be careful to undertand God`s involvement in our spiritual growth so as to rightly rely on him and give him credit as we make progress
Being unholy should be considered a non-option for us! Too much of the past, present & future is riding on the moral decision we make this week!
God has called us to be like him because he has set us apart for himself.
God expects us to be different than the rest of the world; and that distinction begins with how we think about ourselves.
We cannot afford to pretend to be someone we are not. Exalt Christ, honor your siblings and forget about what people think of you.
God has called us to fight sexual sin by guarding our thoughts and cultivating contentment.
The Christian life is a battle against sin; one that requires a daily revitalization of the new heart that God has given us the day we were adopted into his family.
True spirituality is fueled by a perspective set on eternity with Christ.
Don’t waste your time chasing new religious experiences while you could be pleasing God with a life of consistent obedience to his Son.
We must confidently and thankfully live as though Jesus secured our complete acceptance in God’s eyes knowing nothing we do could ever add to it.
The best defense against religious lies is to have a strong, vibrant, consistent offense!