How is your soul? Have you taken time to check in on your soul, to better understand whether or not you are in healthy alignment with God's Word?

How is your soul? Have you taken time to check in on your soul, to better understand whether or not you are in healthy alignment with God's Word?
There is a disconnect when a church is known for faithful Bible preaching but the people in the church are biblically illiterate or are not living in obedience to God's Word. Faithful Bible preaching is essential, but it alone cannot accomplish the full task of making disciples.
May we praise God for the crucible of grace that transforms our burdens into blessing, our struggle into strength, our suffering into silver!
The Church is God’s invitation to His family banquet table, where there is always plenty to eat, always room to sit, always love, laughter and life to be found.
It begins and ends with grace. Grace is the most uniquely Christian characteristic of our faith.
Espirit De Corps, “the spirit of the body,” seems to be missing from many in the Church today. A Holy Spirit-driven Esprit De Corps is the sense of vigor and momentum of the Church to maintain faith and muster fervor in the face of opposition or hardship. It is the “spirit” of enthusiasm and mutual devotion that the body of Christ has for one another; expressing itself in an earnest desire to magnify Christ and multiply His Kingdom.
In a cultural moment of unprecedented division, disunity and estrangement, the call for every Saint to welcome and embrace all Saints could not be more apropos… we are to be Saints United.
"I can give radically because God will supply richly." Do you really believe "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me?" Is that evident through your Kingdom Giving?
Straight Outta Context! Discover the real meaning and intent of the ubiquitous verse- "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13
"Out of sight, out of mind." Does this describe your current focus on missions? Revive your concern for those missionaries and church planters who are serving God in forgotten places.