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We are a church in Daytona Beach, Florida committed to being Christ centered in all aspects of life. We desire to see real spiritual growth through Jesus Christ and to honestly engage with others about him.
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When there are differing opinions, love pursues what makes for peace and mutual upbuilding!
God alone is Lord of the conscience. Where he has not clearly revealed his will in Scripture, he has given us the liberty to be led by our conscience and not by the opinions of others.
God alone is Lord of the conscience. Where he has not clearly revealed his will in Scripture, he has given us the liberty to be led by our conscience and not by the opinions of others.
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter if it’s Christian Deconstruction, or Christian Introduction, or Christian self-destruction, or Christian self-deception—The question at the heart of it all is always the same: Who is Jesus Christ?... Who is Jesus Christ and what has He done?
No matter how unsettled the world gets, if we know God, we need not fear.
Who has received Spiritual Gifts? What do we do with the spiritual gifts we have received? How do we use our spiritual gifts?
In this Psalm, Psalm 63 David is talking about a relationship with God that is as satisfying to his soul as the richest foods could ever be to the body. Here is a man finding, in His relationship to God, not only a source of strength, but satisfaction that leads to thanksgiving. And it helps him face one of the most difficult experiences in his life.
We consider perhaps the most significant theme in the entire collection of Psalms— it’s the theme of praise. Praise is the proper response to the glorious goodness and beauty of God, and the psalms help us to believe that our God is worthy of our worship, no matter what.
The Bible tells us that what water is to the body, God Himself is to the soul. That means that for all the things you might wish for and think you need. Your greatest need is for God himself.
In the Bible, what water is to the body, God is to the soul. That means that of all the things we might wish for and think we need, our greatest need is God himself.
The Psalms offer ancient inspired prayers for orienting us to God in the day to day. Psalm 96 is a missionary call to everyone across the earth. Come, exult in the Lord who invites you into his presence!
The book of Psalms is famous for the way it speaks about two things: trouble and Thanksgiving - the pain of life and the praise of God. The Psalms invite us to come to God and pour out our hearts in the midst of all kinds of struggles. Yet it is also in Psalms that you are called to heartfelt thankfulness to God.
When Jesus says “*I* am the good shepherd” (not once but twice in John chapter 10) he is identifying Himself with Almighty God. Which is why, as soon as he says this, the religious authorities immediately try to stone him for blasphemy. So could it be true? *Is* Jesus the one spoken about in Psalm 23, and if so, what does that mean for us?
God can be our light and our salvation. If we seek God’s face, we will experience his grace.
The important thing is: are you investing what you DO have? The knowledge you've been given, the time, the money, the energy. Yes, we absolutely should be ambitious for the Lord, we should want to take great risks on his behalf, but don’t break yourself on the wheel of what he hasn’t given you.
Persevering in prayer is fueled by God’s secure promises.
These parables Jesus tells are first and foremost about the kingdom of HEAVEN. And he has been saying, the kingdom of heaven has arrived. It’s here now. And Jesus says, you can enter it. All of you. Anyone who comes to Him can enter it freely because of Him, and what He's done.
So, what is the spiritual meaning of what he is asking here about a lamp? He is making it clear that Jesus did not come to hide his identity. And what does light do? It illuminates, it reveals, it exposes and Jesus has come to do the same, to illuminate truth, to reveal himself, and to shine his light into the darkness.
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