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When we chase the wind, we end up empty. When we chase the Word, we end up full. The world offers noise; Christ offers nourishment. “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God” (Matthew 4:4).
One of the main spiritual muscles we develop when we work out our salvation is a heart that loves through action. To reach down and lift someone else up is the greatest exercise for the strengthening of the heart. "Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling" (Philippians 2:12).
We can have confidence toward God because God opened up His presence toward us through the sacrifice of Jesus. Let us come boldly then, not based on our own merit, but soley based on His mercy. "Let us therefore...
God knows everything about us and still loves us. In fact, He see's us at our worst and still loves us with His best. This makes no sense, yet this is what makes up God's grace.
It's impossible to do life for Jesus without doing life with Jesus. Doing life "for Jesus" may keep your weeks full, but doing life "with Jesus" brings fulfillment to your week. "Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest" (Matthew 11:28).
The clearest statement of faith everyone publishes is their own example. And while our words may convict, it is our conduct that convinces. In other words, you may be the only Bible somebody reads. Are you legible for the Lord? “Christ in you, the hope of glory" (Colossians 1:27).
When we justify our own woundedness, which is often an excuse to sit in our brokenness, chances are we're not focusing on God's faithfulness. "He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds" (Psalm 147:3).
On Labor Day weekend, I’ll begin a new teaching series at Landmark Church titled “The Last Revelation: Countdown To The Kingdom.” For the past several months, I’ve been studying, praying, and seeking the Lord in preparation for what He desires to...
I just recently spoke in Concord, California at the prestigious Every 15 Minutes Program, held at Carondelet High School & De La Salle High School. This impressive program offers experiences that simulate real-life risks involved with drinking and driving, and texting while driving. The mood is somber and includes a mock funeral with caskets, pallbearers, and even a simulated crash scene, enacted the day before, which replays on the big screen. The room is filled with gloom. It is a stellar attempt to show the real life horrific consequences of drinking and driving. However, the show....
Anytime you decide to take a stand in LIFE, you’re going to have critics. Anytime you commit to leading the WAY, you’re going to have cynics. And anytime you unashamedly present the TRUTH, you’re going to have skeptics. What do these “ics” have in common? Well, most of the time, they don’t know the WAY that Jesus went, the TRUTH that Jesus spoke, or the LIFE that Jesus gave. They don’t know HIM; so don’t let their opinion slow you down from being all about HIM. Choose Jesus and you’ll want for nothing. Refuse Jesus and you’ll want everything, but....
Why do I speak out about my tragedy? Not to glamorize the recklessness, but to promote the perspective shift; To instigate integrity and demonstrate accountability. I close every assembly with this parable for the audience to consider: "There was a hiker lost in the wilderness, who happened upon another man, a pioneer, resting his back against a tree. The lost hiker, frantic and anxious, approached the pioneer to ask him if he could help him find his way out. The pioneer replied, "I cannot help you find your way out, that is ultimately up to you. But I can tell you of paths that you certainly should not take. I can tell you of ways that led me nowhere. I can tell you of mud bogs, snakes pits, and briar patches that you must steer clear from. But how to get out, well, that's up to you." The hiker was confused and......
Ever hear a hissing sound and thought nothing of it? I highly doubt it, because it is usually the hissing sound that tells us something is leaking – like a bike tire. Not too major of a problem, but neither is it minor, while still requiring the “hiss” to be plugged up and fixed. Thus, in the bike tire example, the hissing tells us that there’s a hole in the tube, making the slight leak hinder the entire bike’s use. And if you do not address the “hisssssing,” you very well could hurt yourself when using the bike. Further, sometimes the hissing can be even more catastrophic like a gas leak or a pipe fault. And anyone who....
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