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Jack launches out from 2 Corinthians 11:2-3 to show how Jesus is worthy of devotion, and by definition that is not partial. Jesus is worthy.
Jack reminds us that God hasn’t give us a spirit of fear, but of love, power, and a sound mind. Then, turning to Genesis 3, he points out that the main person Satan accuses in our mind is God. We don’t have to succumb to all the “crazy talk” around us. 2 Timothy 1:7 2 Corinthians 11:3 Genesis 3 2 Corinthians 4…
Jack encourages us that we should not despise the trials God uses to prove our faith, because one day God will praise us (gasp!) for our faithfulness. We have much to rejoice in: our living hope in Christ, our imperishable inheritance, and the fact that God’s power guards us.
We have so much to be grateful for! Jack encourages us to let our lights shine by connecting with how much we’ve been forgiven. We are compelled to joy by what God has done for us. Quotables: May the theme of our life be the redeeming love of Christ. Many of us don’t appreciate how far from God we were in sin…
Jack discusses love within the kingdom and the local church. He encourages us to renew our love for each other within the church and sustain our fervent love in Christ and the local church.
Today Phil walks through Jesus’ parable of the wheat and weeds, and how Satan plants weeks of falsehood in the church to weaken and disable God’s people. He gives us points on how to recognize these falsehoods in the church and how to guard our own hearts as the community of truth. Matthew 13:24-39 1 John 4:1-6
“LDS” Christians Love, Defend, and Spread the gospel. Today Jack continues his series from Philippians 1 regarding our progress in the faith. Notable quotes: We have an always salvation. We can have an always joy. Grace is opposed to earning. Grace is not opposed to effort. Questions to consider: Have I made progress from where I was last month? Does the way…
Imagine going to a banquet and only getting a hot dog. Why not go for more? Get seconds? John 1 says “from His fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.” Christ beckons us to a deeper relationship and more of His grace in our lives. Let us draw near.
Jack reminds us that of our continual growth in the joy of Christ and our sanctification, and the importance of others as we continue on our walk.
Progress, joy, stability, and certainty in your faith. Jack speaks to us from the shepherd’s heart today with a sincere charge to progress and grow in our faith. It’s not God’s will for you to coast. And if you are, you need to consider your salvation again. If you’re wondering how to please God and grow, the Holy Spirit has given us…