REVEALING God’s Glory: Extravagant Love
By Al Tucker | A trip down memory lane to Auntie Beat and Uncle Arthur’s brings the realization of extravagant love. Spiritual growth for 2025
By Al Tucker | A trip down memory lane to Auntie Beat and Uncle Arthur’s brings the realization of extravagant love. Spiritual growth for 2025
By Jason DePoy | The world may not understand the God-kind of love, but those deciding to love that way prefer others, putting their needs ahead of their own.
God instructed His people to recognize the Jubilee every 50 years. During this time there’s no reaping or sowing, but rest their fields and free the bondsman
By Angela Errett | For accurate justice, equality, and love, believers are not to show favoritism, but follow the first great commandment along with the second
By Bob Jacobus | Language is a fragile complex marvel allowing humans to communicate, and share emotions. Understanding the Living, Spoken, and Written Word
By Angela Errett | 1 John 4 declares Jesus as God in the flesh describing a relationship of true love with Him. How to test the spirits for reciprocity
By Jason DePoy | Who doesn’t like ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas?” However the greatest story for the season is the story of Jesus’ birth. Jason explores how God sees us compared to our own observations.
By Al Tucker | A good soldier of Christ Jesus is someone who wholeheartedly embraces the journey of faith, and Al’s latest testimony shines a light on this beautiful path!
by Angela Errett | God wants everyone to come to the Banquet for His Son. Everyone. Yet, not all will submit to His voice. Unity before division comes into play
by Jason DePoy | The Lord not only loves unity, but it’s His desire for all of humanity. So much so that when we choose to live in unity, it ushers in His power to cause that person, business, church, community…etc., to prosper and succeed despite the surrounding conditions.
By Angela Errett | If we look at how a tree grows, we can see it expands in two directions at once: roots in the ground and a canopy above the ground. This duality is a tree’s natural state. Think of it also in a spiritual sense: what is seen and what is unseen.
By Angela Errett | The two thieves on the cross had opposite natures. One did not see his own condemnation and repent. One did. | Thief on the Cross.
By Angela Errett | What we edify through our liberty can bring us down one of two roads: narrow or wide. The more limited the path, the more it leads us closer to knowing the truth about the world, our part in it while we are alive, and how to operate in our trials and triumphs.