Being brave also requires sacrifice. reflections on bravery

Attentiveness Bible Reading Plan for 31 days. Planned for December 2024, but can be followed anytime.

Thanksgiving is commanded by God. There is nothing more that I need to serve him well in this area. Just give thanks.

31-day Bible Reading Plan on Thanksgiving

So often the focus of stewardship is outward – it is how we offer the “three ts” to others and to the church. However, I would challenge us to say as well that these considerations need to turn inward as well.

Stewardship Bible Reading Plan for 31 days covering time, treasure, and talent according to the Bible.

Fellowship sounds pretty simple: engaging with other believers in ways that share lives and God’s gifts while strengthening faith. Then why is it so hard?

Bible reading plan about fellowship to read along with us

What the Bible says about celebrating in life, God’s instructions and New Testament exhortations.

Discover how the Bible describes CELEBRATION. Read along with us next month with our free verse reading plan.

Brave as a focus in the current year - looking at being brave everyday

Prayer is a practice that strengthens and guides us.

Prayer verses from the Bible to read through the whole month

Find rest for body, mind, and soul in Jesus

Worship is not a form or order that we do, it is the work of our hands, the thoughts of our hearts - showing the worth-ship that we place on God.

A Bible reading plan about worshipping God.

The primary purpose of fasting is place God at the center of our lives: our thoughts and actions.

Read along with us as we study Fasting in April. What is fasting and what does God want from our fasting?

The the key to giving is the heart decides what to give, when, how much. It isn’t the church, the Joneses, or anyone else who decides what we need to give.

An introduction to spiritual practices or disciplines along with a definition.

How do we control our emotions biblically? What do our emotions tell us? A guide from the psalms.

Is anger a sin? But God experiences anger, so how could it be sin? It isn’t. We need to experience anger to understand our emotions and deal with them maturely.

Relationships have both benefits and rewards when the Lord is the third strand in it.

It is only through the life of Christ in us that we manage to set our hearts and minds and bodies on things above. In his power, we can and do choose the Christlike way that we are called to walk.