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06/17/2026

06/11/2026

According to the book of Ephesians (5:15), there are only two ways to live: wisely or foolishly.
Time is a gift from God. That means we are not owners, but stewards, and one day we will be held accountable for how we used what was entrusted to us. Since time is irreversible and irreplaceable, we ought to give careful consideration to how we spend our days.

06/09/2026

We may not always get recognized for the good works we do. We might even feel unappreciated at times but God wants us to keep our hearts humble. Humility is "a modest or low view of one's own importance.” When we put others before ourselves, we shine a light on the work Jesus has done in us rather than the work we do physically.

06/08/2026

Even if our circumstances aren’t good, we can trust God’s purpose always is.

It’s hard to understand God’s perspective. He sees our lives differently than we do...

For those of you who have a children, we see beyond what our kids think they need in the moment. We have a bigger view of their lives. We think ahead and plan accordingly. As God does with us. We are His children and He knows what we need. And like any parent of multiple children, what He allows for you might not be the same as what He allows for me.

06/08/2026

The Duty of Family Worship: Charles Spurgeon frequently described the Christian home as a "temple" and a "castle of Protestantism," arguing that fathers must be priests in their own houses. He believed neglecting regular family prayer and scripture reading compromises both household peace and spiritual growth.

He emphasized that parents must walk in integrity and go the way they want their children to go, noting that teaching morality means little if not backed by an authentic, consistent Christian life.

The Mother's Influence: He held mothers in high regard, calling them the "soul of home" and stating that a mother's gentle influence acts like a magnetic pull drawing her children toward the right path. He encouraged mothers to be steadfast in prayer and never despair over their wandering children. Trust the path set for them.

06/05/2026

Praise begins and ends with our faith. It's not a feeling, it's a choice.

"A step of obedience taken without the assurance of a changed circumstance."

Praise doesn't depend on an understanding of what's going on... in... or around our lives, but it does depend on our understanding of God and our willingness to put our faith in Him.

06/03/2026

As human beings we naturally wonder what will happen to us when we die. But Jesus never described eternal life as something that happens only when we die.. He explained that it happens to us in this life. Eternal life, according to Jesus, is found in knowing God. Eternal life is not merely life after death; it is a quality of life found in our present lives. It is the kind of life our souls are made for. If eternal life—our souls’ and our bodies’ deep desire—is in knowing God, then the key question is, how do I come to know God? Certainly we have the Bible, and we have the writings of great men and women who have lived a life of Christ, but is there another way to know God? They say we can become so still that our focus can shift to God’s presence, and we can then interact with God as we would with another person. This can allow us to know God firsthand. I suppose this is what contemplative prayer is all about.

06/02/2026

Our children’s hearts are the key to changing a world full of hate, comparison and prejudice. The culture of never enough; “I want” or “deserve more”... or “It’s someone else’s fault.”

This selfishness and pride exists in all of us. But in oder to change our childrens hearts, ours must be right first.

The Lord has given us this amazing responsibility to teach our children to love God.. and to love others. But in order to do that, we must honestly look within our own hearts.

Many times our children get it right before we do. Watch your children. Listen to them. And learn from them as well. (Matt.18:3)

Help them in their growth. Describe people by who they are on the inside. Talk about the Lord and why He came. Talk about His love for everyone. Talk about His forgiveness. Talk about the sinner that you are and the amazing grace that saved you. Tell them that in Christ we are all one!

Matthew 22:36-40 says: “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the 2nd is: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ Hang on these two commandments.

Impress them upon your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. "Tie them as symbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the door frames of your houses and on your gates.”

Then walk the walk that you've been talking! They will see it to be true and trust it their whole lives.