We are having youth group at home on 11-8-20. Sit down with your family and listen to this podcast. Read the scripture, talk about it for a few minutes, and then choose an activity. We will talk about how it went this Sunday!
John the Baptist was an incredible Christian; but even he didn't think that he was good enough to do this for Jesus...
Our tongue is the strongest, most powerful muscle in the body--it can be used for good or evil. Be careful with what you say.
Choose to go through the narrow door--not the open path. Also we discuss some announcements for youth group.
Let's honor the life and faith of Chadwick Boseman. We discuss one of his favorite Scriptures and we see how we can learn from his example.
Can you imagine how much faith it took for Moses' mother to send him down the Nile on a reed basket?
What does it mean to bear your own cross? There are three important meanings of that passage and three subsequent things we MUST do.
When we follow Jesus, we have to be willing to give up everything. That's what James and John did.
Faithfulness can mean one of two things: 1) believing in something that you cannot see and 2) being a loyal worker. Both are important.
Being a Christian means following the narrow path. It may be tough, but it's the only way to get to God's Kingdom.
What if I told you that the only way to be good was if we give ourselves over to someone else?
Do you let money control your life? STOP IT! Don't be a prisoner to money!
I share my personal devotion from Thursday July 16th, 2020 with you. So I think I have it bad as a Christian?! Let's check out some of the stuff that happened to the apostle Paul.
Have you ever felt like you don't belong? In this Word Wednesday devotion, we see that God's family is welcome to all. All you have to do is put on Christ in obedience, and you are in God's family.
Did you know that kindness can leave just as powerful of an impact as something evil? As Christians, our job is to be kind to others, no matter the circumstances.
Devotion on patience. Patience is the fourth fruit of the spirit. There is no substitute for asking God and then being patient for His reply. And we talk corn.
We have been trained by culture to "get even" with our enemies. But is this what Jesus desires for His Christians?