When we mess things up, we need to confess and say we're sorry and change our behaviors and our heart.
01/13/2005 by Russ Lawson
Time is swiftly passing, but rather than trying to deny it, we should welcome and celebrate it because it brings us closer to our salvation.
01/12/2005 by Patrick D. Odum
We get so flustered about little things, God teach us to know what is important.
01/11/2005 by Tom Norvell
We must take time to pause and rest in the gracious presence of God.
01/10/2005 by Phil Ware
We must live our burden, passion, and vision if we are to honor God.
01/09/2005 by Mike Barres
We must serve others with the humility of Jesus.
01/08/2005 by Dr. Jeff Lee
God's word is clear: stay away from sexual immorality.
01/07/2005 by Alan Smith
Sometimes we have to take a break from all the information overload!
01/06/2005 by Rubel Shelly
Where can you find tools and resources for setting a vision for your congregation?
01/04/2005 by Lynn Anderson
The New Year's resolutions that we committed to keep begin in earnest today and they won't be possible without the help of God because there are no simple changes.
01/03/2005 by Phil Ware
We must welcome those other reject and leave out because that is what Jesus did.
01/02/2005 by Mike Barres
At the start of a New Year, let's make a commitment to remember the meaning of the Lord's Supper and Jesus' sacrifice.
01/01/2005 by Bill Sherrill
While heaven and hell, punishment and reward, may be motivation for our behavior, eventually God wants us to be motivated by love.
12/31/2004 by Alan Smith
The wise men brought gifts to Jesus that reflect their respect, time, thoughtfulness, and generosity -- but what kind of gifts do we give to Jesus?
12/30/2004 by Jeff Lee
We couldn't pay the debt of our sin, so God paid it for us in Jesus, but will we accept this gift?
12/29/2004 by Russ Lawson
God's gift of grace in Jesus' Christ carries with it the responsibility to live changed lives.
12/28/2004 by Patrick D. Odum
We are called to live for Jesus after the Christmas lights quit twinkling.
12/27/2004 by Phil Ware
Christmas can be a blessing even in the face of grief as the White Enevelope shows.
12/26/2004 by Denise Gentry
Christmas is about giving and not receiving, especially when we can give gifts that bless others and continue giving after we are gone.
12/25/2004 by Nancy Gavin
Sometimes we get the service we suggest by the way we present ourselves to others.
12/23/2004 by Joey Cope
We don't have to become Scrooge to be responsible at Christmas and yet still keep the meaning of the season.
12/22/2004 by Rubel Shelly
Knowing what to do about the birth of Jesus is quite a dilemma, however, we do need to acknowledge he was born and respond appropriately.
12/21/2004 by Jerry Whitmire
We are thankful for our brothers' birthdays, but our Big Brother's birthday is the most important of them all.
12/20/2004 by Phil Ware
Why would anyone want to seek Jesus? Just to worship him!
12/19/2004 by Patrick D. Odum
The holidays, and life in general, are not about drinking.
12/18/2004 by Rubel Shelly