
This one thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek
Daily Devotional
Tuesday
August 5th, 2025
Luke 9:23-26Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Him. This isn't a casual commitment, but an all-in surrender. Reflect on areas of your life where you might be asking Jesus to follow you instead of fully following Him. How can you shift your perspective to align more closely with Christ's call? Remember, true discipleship means giving Jesus complete control, even w...
Monday
August 4th, 2025
Application Questions:How does your perception of Jesus impact the way you live out your faith? In what ways might you need to adjust your view of Him?What does it mean to be 'faithful' in God's eyes, and how does that differ from simply avoiding sin or maintaining the status quo?How can we balance the tension between living by faith and being driven by fear in our spiritual lives?In what areas of...
Sunday
August 3rd, 2025
Happy Sunday!Services at 9am & 11amLast week's sermon, The Parable of the Talents, challenges us to examine how we're using what God has entrusted to us. Are we living with abandon for His kingdom, or playing it safe? Jesus' story of three servants given different amounts of money isn't just about financial stewardship - it's about how we view God and respond to His gifts. The servants who doubled...
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This Week
This Sunday, we dove deep into the transformative power of baptism and what it means to truly follow Jesus. The central message revolves around going 'all in' with our faith, moving beyond simply asking Jesus to follow us, to wholeheartedly following Him. We're reminded of Jesus' words in Matthew 28:19-20, where He commands us to make disciples and baptize them. Baptism symbolizes a profound spiritual journey - our past sins being washed away, our present reality of new life in Christ, and our future hope in Him. This threefold symbolism parallels how our souls process past, present, and future, offering us freedom from depression and anxiety through the peace of Christ's presence. As we witness these baptisms, we're challenged to reflect on our own commitment and to live with abandon for Jesus, demonstrating our faith not just through hearing and speaking, but through bold action.