This week's focus on John reveals Jesus calling His first followers, highlighting their initial skepticism and his prediction of future glory and ascension.
Hagar learns that He is the God who sees her pain, bringing hope and clarity, transforming brokenness into a reflection of His glory.
The author reflects on sharing the message of Jesus with a young man holding different beliefs, emphasizing respectful discussion and prayerful hope.
In the Offering, Jesus values the heart of the giver; the widow's small offering signifies true generosity compared to the wealthy's excess.
Worship with joy, laughter and even dancing. Then when we get tired we can climb up unto His lap, lean back, and rest in our Savior’s arms
The Church Wheel illustrates that God is central, uniting church members as spokes to support ministry and impact the world positively.
God has time for me. In a world where important people are too busy, Find solace in knowing that God always has time for us.
John the Baptist identifies Jesus as the Lamb of God, marking the beginning of Jesus' ministry and the calling of His first disciples, including Simon Peter.
Jesus teaches that audacious prayer, marked by boldness and persistence, leads to receiving what we ask from God. Matt.21:22
The Goodness of God, In the presence of the Lord, I am filled with joy. His everlasting mercy gives me strength. He is faithful for all generations.