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Walking with God: A Journey of Faith, Love, and Purpose
ByadminTo walk before God is to live continually aware of His presence, trusting His guidance in every circumstance. As Abraham walked before God (Genesis 17:1), we, too, are called to a life of faith, leaning on His promises, even when the way is unclear. 2. Walking in Love Walking in love is more than a feeling;…
Seek His Face
ByadminInvite two friends to join you from 11 September for 40 days of seeking his face. Meet weekly and consider a fast in this time as you press in together into the presence of God.
The Preeminence of Christ
ByMike HeyThe Preeminence of Christ in Homes, Cities, and Nations: Aligning with His Purpose in Prayer Gazing, Growing, and Going in His Preeminence From the intimacy of our homes to the vast expanse of nations, the preeminence of Christ shapes everything. His presence is not limited to the church walls but extends into every sphere of…
Points for Prayer:
ByMike Hey1. Pray for Receptive Hearts As we meditate on the parable of the sower (Luke 8:4-18), pray that God would prepare our hearts and the hearts of those we encounter to receive His Word with joy. Ask for opportunities to share the good news, that people may hear and respond to the message of salvation…
Withness – The Threads of God’s presence
ByMike HeyFriends, Christmas greetings in Jesus’ presence. May the blessing of Christ’s presence and peace reveal the strength of our Father love in the joy of the Holy Spirit. May hope rise as we trust His goodness and grace though all life experiences in Jesus’ name. We are thankful for those who have received copies of…
Jesus is good news for everyone
ByadminJesus is Good News for Everyone Jesus Christ is the embodiment of the good news that transcends all barriers—cultural, racial, and socioeconomic. In Luke 4:18-19, Jesus declares, “The Spirit of the Lord is on me because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for…