
This one thing I ask from the Lord, this only do I seek
Daily Devotional
Tuesday
September 16th, 2025
2 Corinthians 5:14-15The love of Christ is more than a feeling; it's a compelling force that drives us to live beyond ourselves. In these verses, Paul reminds us that Christ's love should shape our lives. Reflect on how His sacrificial love can invite us to abandon self-centered ways and live for others. This day, consider what motivates your actions. Is it love, ambition, fear, or something else?...
Monday
September 15th, 2025
Application Questions:In what ways does our culture mirror the Corinthian emphasis on strength, success, and outward appearance, and how can we counter this mindset?How might viewing our struggles as opportunities for God's light to shine through change our prayer requests from 'fix me' to 'use me'?What role does community play in helping us identify and overcome the things that blind us to the go...
Sunday
September 14th, 2025
Happy Sunday!Services at 8:30am, 10:00am, & 11:30amLast week, we were challenged to confront the 'God of this age' who blinds our minds to the truth of the gospel. We're reminded that anything distracting our affection from Jesus can become an idol. The imagery of 'jars of clay' beautifully illustrates how our weaknesses and imperfections can actually become conduits for God's power to shine throu...
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This Week
In this powerful reflection on 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, we are encouraged to embrace our identity as new creations in Christ, compelled by His love, renewed by His Spirit, and sent with His purpose. The central message is about the transformative power of Christ's love, which should drive us to live selflessly, aligning our lives with His mission of reconciliation. As ambassadors of Christ, we are called to embody His message of peace and healing in a world fractured by division and pain. The scripture passage reminds us of our role in God's plan to restore unity and oneness, both with Him and with one another. This unity, once shattered by sin, is being reclaimed through Christ, and we are urged to be active participants in this divine mission. By reflecting on the tragic events of the week, we gain insight into the insidious nature of division and the urgent call to be agents of God's reconciling love, bringing light into the darkest places.