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What comes to mind when you hear the word "worship?" Do you think of the music or do you think about God; His character, nature, grace...? Do you come to church to be entertained or as an active participant?

Where does the determination, the grit to continue on in this life when things are tough come from? How do we maintain heart felt joy in the face of suffering or adversity? Nehemiah helps us to discover the joy of the Lord is our strength.

Unsearchable, beyond tracing out, inscrutable, unfathomable, past finding out

Valentine's Day can be difficult when we are left with unmet expectations. Find true contentment in the Lord.

Grace poured out and undeserving changes us from inside out; filling us with the love of Christ that bubbles forth unbidden reflecting the glory of God.

We are unique with strengths, gifts, and appearances different from our sisters. We each bring contributions that help complete our ability to love others.

The New Year with its pristine blank calendar pages often brings with it resolve for change. Resolutions are made and fall by the wayside quickly discarded and forgotten. How can true change be achieved? In Christ alone.

The trap of comparison often ensnares us before we realize it; robbing us of our joy and diverting our attentions to the meager things we desire rather than the grand promise of salvation we already possess. A materialistic focus cannot replace the presence of God and will leave us wanting.

Give others the grace of encouragement this season.

The holiday season can be taxing and difficult. Our sufferings can cloud our focus making the miracle of Jesus difficult to see past the brokenness of this world.