Season 1
This morning's devotional discussed how strong is your faith when storms arise. Music: everlasting God by William Murphy and Bishop James Morton
Philippians 1:9-10And this is my prayer, that your love may overflow more and more with knowledge and full insight to help you to determine what is best, so that in the day of Christ you may be pure and blameless.Listen ans Rev. Wilson talks about our role as Christians to seek God and each other. Song: King of Glory by Todd Dulaney and Shana Wilson-Williams
Do you have confidence in God or have you connected your confidence with God to same confidence you have with people? Music: Jonathan McReynolds - The Way That You Love Me
This Morning we reflect on what aspect of our past are we holding on it. Exodus 1:8 points to a transition in the Bible in which the story of Joseph no longer mattered. What are you holding on to, that no longer matters. Music: Circle of Life/Nants Ingonyama by LindiweMkhize
This devotional ask...Have you really been transformed by your mind?
In Genesis, Jacob's story makes a pivot when he wrestles with God and is given a different name. The Israel removed the self gratification of life and positioned him to live a life of power because of the promise of a nation. The question is what do you call yourself? Is it what God calls you? Music: Bri Babineax - Jacob's Song
Hey you good? Many times we believe dreams are for the young. Yet we forget that dreams are for everyone. God speaking many times through our dreams. The question is are you ready to receive it?
Have you been asking God for something? Maybe it's time to Believe in the thing you have been asking.
Today's Devotional is a reminder to Worship the Lord. Due to technical difficulties no music was played today.
If the church is just a social club, we’ve missed Jesus. If we’re protecting the wealthy and silencing the wounded, we’ve missed Jesus. If we can quote bylaws but can’t practice love, we’ve missed Jesus. Let’s make this personal: What is Jesus asking you to let go of? What part of your image or power or comfort is keeping you from deeper healing? And what will it take to make our churches sanctuaries again? May we be bold enough to let Jesus disturb what we've called “normal.” May we be willing to flip our own tables. And may we remember: it's not the rich in status who inherit the kingdom — it’s the poor in spirit who know they need a Savior.