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Orienting To Christ (Jodi Eash)

It Is Time To Rebuild (Karla Orgel)

The Apostle Paul learned a great lesson about his personal weaknesses. He discovered that God's strength was made perfect in weakness (2 Corinthians 12:7-10).

We understand the concept of "accepting change" as it relates to other people’s decisions that affect us, or circumstances out of our control, or other external catalysts where some form of change is imposed upon us. However, there's another form of "accepting change" that is voluntary, and very important as it relates to living for God. If we're going to be "changed" by the Word of God (Romans 12:2), then we have to understand the concept of "accepting change" in ourselves. - Accepting Change.

King David cried out to the Lord for mercy. He had sinned and desperately wanted to be clean again. Have you ever asked God to forgive you but still felt dirty after you prayed? It's good to know that God forgives us but we also have a part to play - A Clean Slate.

One day, Jesus was invited into a home for dinner. As Jesus was teaching, a woman named Mary was sitting and listening to Him. Her sister (Martha) was upset that Mary wasn't helping her serve. However, Jesus commended Mary because she had chosen the one thing that was needed. - Choosing The One Thing.

2024 Door Of Life Kids Christmas Program

The prophetic scriptures (Micah 5:2, Isaiah 9:6) declared that a Ruler would be born in Bethlehem as a Child. However, this Child would come from an everlasting past and would reign as the Mighty God over an everlasting future - Let Us Adore Him.

Have you ever felt frustrated as you're trying to live for God, wondering why things can't go smoothly? In these times, we can feel intimidated and isolated, like there is something wrong with us. However, we all experience messiness as we learn to walk by faith. Let's take a look at Mary & Joseph's journey. - Christmas Faith.

There's an amazing story in the Old Testament regarding the prophet Elisha. One day the King of Aram sent a great army to capture him. Elisha's servant saw all the troops and was terrified. Elisha then asks the Lord to open the servant's eyes who then sees that they're surrounded with God's chariots of fire to protect them. - Flipping The Script.

The Apostle Paul repeatedly warned believers to not allow themselves to be judged by people who were criticizing them from a worldly perspective (Colossians 2:8) or even from a religious perspective (Colossians 2:16-18). How do we deal with outside criticism in a loving way that doesn’t shake our faith? - Am I A Heretic?

Philippians 4:4 states, "Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say, rejoice!" How do we do this? - Rejoice In The Lord Always.