This one thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek
Daily Devotional
Thursday
November 20th, 2025
Luke 19:11-27Jesus doesn't demand perfection; He desires faithfulness. In the parable, the master celebrated both the ten-fold and five-fold returns equally—what mattered was that something was done with what was given. The tragedy wasn't underperformance; it was doing nothing at all. You've been entrusted with the gospel, with gifts, with time, with relationships. What return will Jesus find whe...
Wednesday
November 19th, 2025
Romans 8:9-11; Philippians 4:13 The same resurrection power that raised Jesus from death lives inside you. Let that truth sink in. You are not limited by your circumstances, your past, or your perceived inadequacies. Paul reminds us that nothing is impossible through Christ who strengthens us. Yet how often do we live as though we're powerless? The pandemic taught many of us to think only weeks ah...
Tuesday
November 18th, 2025
Genesis 1:26-28; 2:15Before sin entered the world, work was worship and productivity was pleasure. God created you in His image with incredible potential—not to burden you, but to delight you. The original mandate to "fill the earth and subdue it" wasn't about exhausting labor; it was an invitation to creative partnership with God. Sin didn't just break things—it shrunk them, distorting our unders...
Monday
November 17th, 2025
Application Questions:Logan describes multiple 'but God' moments in his life where his plans were redirected by God's will. What 'but God' moments have you experienced, and how did you respond to them?The sermon emphasizes that our value is not in our production or accomplishments, but in who God says we are. In what areas of your life are you still finding your worth in what you do rather than wh...
Sunday
November 16th, 2025
Happy Sunday!Services at 8:30am, 10:00am, & 11:30amLast week, we were invited to confront a question that lies at the heart of our faith journey: What are we holding onto that prevents us from fully surrendering to God's will? Through a deeply personal testimony of obedience and loss, we're reminded that God's plans often disrupt our carefully constructed futures. The sermon centers on Genesis 1, ...
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This Week
This message challenges us to let go of whatever keeps us from fully surrendering to God. Using Genesis 1 through an Eastern lens, it reveals creation not as science but as a poetic invitation to rest and trust in God’s sustaining power. Just as Israel was freed from defining their worth by productivity, we too are called to reject the lie that our value comes from achievement. Jesus’ words, “It is finished,” remind us that the work is already complete—our role is not to strive, but to surrender and rest in Him.