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What It Means to Follow Jesus
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus calls His disciples with a simple yet life-altering invitation: “Follow Me and be My disciple.” (Mark 1:17, NLT) This call was not just for Peter, Andrew, James, and John—it is for every believer who … Continue reading
Worship Team: Overcoming Insecurities
Insecurity is something every worship team member faces at some point. Whether it’s doubting your musical ability, feeling like you don’t belong, or comparing yourself to others, insecurity can be a real struggle. If left unchecked, it can hinder your … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, God, Jesus, Leadership, Music, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged All your heart, compare, comparison, encourage, excellence, focus on God, freedom, gift, God's handiwork, insecure, Jesus, peace, prepared, purpose, reason, rehearse, serve, strengths, trust God, truth, worship team
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The Last Words of Jesus on the Cross: Lessons for Every Christian
The final words of Jesus on the cross are among the most profound statements in all of Scripture. Spoken in His last moments, they provide deep insight into His mission, His heart, and the lessons we, as His followers, can … Continue reading
Why Does God Limit Our Lifespan?
In Psalm 90, Moses prays, “Teach us to realize the brevity of life, so that we may grow in wisdom” (Psalm 90:12, NLT). These words, penned thousands of years ago, are still profoundly relevant today. They invite us to reflect … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God, Health, Holy Spirit, Wisdom
Tagged brevity of life, eternal values, everlasting life, faithfulness, finite, gift from God, God's purposes, humility, joy, legacy, life, lifespan, living intentionally, love, mortality, Moses, Psalm 90, purpose, relationships, suffering, truth, wisdom
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Why Worship Leaders Should Prioritize Daily Bible Reading
As worship leaders, we carry the incredible responsibility of guiding others into the presence of God. We lead songs that declare His truth, invite His Spirit, and proclaim His goodness. But if we’re not regularly filling ourselves with God’s Word, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible reading, daily time, guiding, hearts in tune, humble, lead songs, leadership, plan, pray, reading plan, sensitive, serve God, thankful, truth, walk with Christ, walk with God, wisdom
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Navigating “Do Not Judge” as Worship Leaders
Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:1-2 are often quoted verses in Scripture: “Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. For you will be treated as you treat others. The standard you use in judging is the standard by … Continue reading
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Tagged biblically, Body of Christ, compassion, context, discernment, gifts, grace, grow, humility, judge, judgemental, mentorship, prayer, process, standard, training, trust God, truth, truth in love, wisdom
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The First Lie: “Did God Really Say…?”
Genesis 3:1 introduces us to a pivotal moment in human history. The Bible says, “The serpent was the shrewdest of all the wild animals the Lord God had made. One day he asked the woman, ‘Did God really say you must not eat the fruit from any of the trees in the garden?’” This seemingly innocent question set the stage for humanity’s fall into sin. It wasn’t a blatant denial of God’s command but a subtle twist designed to sow doubt in Eve’s heart. This strategy remains one of Satan’s most effective tactics today. Continue reading
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Tagged compromise, Did God?, doubt, faith, God's character, God's love, God's promises, God's Word, Good and Evil, Jesus' death, lie, love, rationalize, Satan, serpent, truth, victory
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Is God On Your Side?
When the Bible speaks of God being on someone’s side, it means that God is actively working for their good, offering His guidance, protection, and favor. Romans 8:31 states, “If God is for us, who can be against us?” This doesn’t mean that life will be free from trouble. David himself wrote Psalm 56 while fleeing from his enemies. Instead, it means that no matter the circumstances, God’s presence, power, and promises are with us. Continue reading
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Tagged assurance, Bible, children of God, encourage, for us, God's faithfulness, God's power, God's promises, God's Word, God's presence, His favor, His timing, His will, Jesus' Resurrection, love, prayer, protection, relationship, repentance, truth
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Dealing With the Dragons in Your Life
The Bible is filled with vivid imagery, and few symbols are as striking as the red dragon described in Revelation 12. This dragon, representing Satan, is portrayed as a ferocious enemy, seeking to devour and destroy. While most of us will never encounter a literal dragon, we all face metaphorical ones—the challenges, temptations, and spiritual battles that threaten to overwhelm us. How can we deal with these dragons in our lives and emerge victorious? Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, apathy, battle, belt of truth, blood of the Lamb, character, dragon, faith, fear, focus on Jesus, hope, opposition, perseverance, resist, shield of faith, spiritual, sword of the Spirit, temptations, truth, victory
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How Do We Keep Our Eyes on Jesus?
The race of life is not a sprint; it’s a marathon. Hebrews 12 encourages us to “run with endurance the race God has set before us.” But the key to this endurance lies in the phrase that follows: “We do this by keeping our eyes on Jesus, the champion who initiates and perfects our faith.” So how do we keep our eyes on Him, especially in a world full of distractions? Continue reading
