We all must learn to humble ourselves and serve God in all we do.

On the heels of the beatitudes and calling his listeners to be light and salt, Jesus started to deal with heart issues and as such, He goes deeper than the superficial level of rule keeping to the heart of the matter.

Those who will be the most rewarded in heaven will not necessarily be those with the largest churches or best-selling books. The most honored will be those who are faithful in their calling, whatever it may be.

Jesus teaches us that as His children we have a responsibility to shine His light and cause others to thirst after righteousness.

The rapture is the first event to take place during the end times. King Jesus returns in the clouds to gather His children to himself and usher in the beginning of the end.

Jesus illustrated for his first century listeners, and us today, that the most important thing is not what is outside of us, but what is inside.

Idolatry isn’t a problem that is unique to ancient people living in ancient cultures. Idolatry is alive and well today and we must be willing to see it in our own lives and call it out for what it is.

The life that is blessed is the one who follows the teachings of Jesus, even when they don’t make sense.

The Law is given not to deliver us from bondage, but to show us we could never deliver ourselves.

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Christ calls us to simplicity in faith. The Christ-life is not easy, but it is simple.

The Lord’s Supper is a family meal. It is a reminder to us that Christ has taken us, in all of our diversity, and placed us on equal footing before Him. There is only one true bread from Heaven and all who believe in Him are one body.

Our victory in the wilderness comes through God’s strength as we act in dependence on Him. The ultimate goal in life is never independence from God, but rather dependence on God.

God put you here to help others reach their full potential for Him. It’s time for commitment. Get in the battle for helping others reach their full potential for God!

In the difficult places of life, God desires that we learn to trust Him in our now! He is our limitless supply in as we walk through the wilderness.

We must learn to take practical steps everyday that lead us into a better understanding of reaching our fullest potential for God.

God used the bitter waters at Marah to expose the bitterness in the hearts of the Israelites and give them a glimpse of the grace found in His heart.