This devotion is based on the sermon: Not for Likes Devotional In our social media-driven world, the temptation to showcase our good deeds is stronger than ever. With just a few taps, we can let everyone know about our latest charitable donation or volunteer work. But Jesus challenges us to examine our hearts and motives. Are... Continue Reading →
This devotion is based on the sermon: How should the speech of God's people be described? Pastor’s Sermon Notes Check out this week's Family Devotion: Let Your Words Hold Water Have you ever taped over a warning light on your dashboard? Maybe it was too stressful to deal with in the moment, so you ignored it,... Continue Reading →
This devotion is based on the sermon: How should the speech of God's people be described? Pastor’s Sermon Notes Check out this week's Family Devotion: Let Your Words Hold Water Devotional There's a beautiful story about a handshake deal between two business giants—Coca-Cola and Candler. Without elaborate contracts or legal teams, they sealed a major business... Continue Reading →
This devotion is based on the sermon: How should the speech of God's people be described? Pastor’s Sermon Notes Check out this week's Family Devotion: Let Your Words Hold Water Devotion Imagine getting ready for an important day. You step in front of the mirror, but it’s cracked. In some sections, your reflection looks perfect. In... Continue Reading →
This devotion is based on the sermon: How should the speech of God's people be described? Pastor’s Sermon Notes Check out this week's Family Devotion: Let Your Words Hold Water Devotional Remember crossing your fingers behind your back as a kid to “cancel” a promise? As adults, we may no longer play that game, but we... Continue Reading →
This devotion is based on the sermon: How should the speech of God's people be described? Pastor’s Sermon Notes Devotional Imagine borrowing a friend’s phone charger. You say, “I’ll bring it back tomorrow, I promise.” But days pass, and you keep forgetting. Soon, your friend stops lending things because your words don’t mean much anymore. Trust... Continue Reading →