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Greetings,

HE IS RISEN! Sin could not restrain Him, the  grave could not contain Him and death could not hold Him. Christ is alive! Oh bless His Name!

Luke 24:4-6 (NKJV) And it happened, as they were greatly perplexed about this, that behold, two men stood by them in shining garments. [5] Then, as they were afraid and bowed their faces to the earth, they said to them, "Why do you seek the living among the dead? [6] He is not here, but is risen!

Have you ever considered what would have happened had Jesus not walked out of the tomb? Sin would have reigned triumphant, death would have been victorious and mankind’s hope of ever having our relationship restored with God would have been destroyed. The long midnight of the soul would have gone on forever while humanity suffered in misery, lost eternally and without God. 

But thanks be to God, the tomb is empty. Christ is alive. Satan has been defeated! The way back to God is restored and our debt is paid in full.

Jesus, thank You! Thank You for all You suffered and endured. You didn’t have to do it but You did. I lift my heart to You. How could I not give You my forever YES? I worship You as my Risen King.

Today I’m worshiping with Be Still Studios and “Christ Is Risen!”

We love you and are praying for you! BE INSPIRED!

Pastor

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Greetings,

God’s Word speaks to each of us individually. I love the way He makes certain passages come alive, depending upon what we are facing at that moment. His Word is always relevant. That’s because He knows everything there is to know about us and exactly where we are in our particular journey.  Notice this verse in the Book of Psalms:

Psalm 139:16 (NKJV): “Your eyes saw my substance, being yet unformed. And in Your book they all were written, the days fashioned for me, When as yet there were none of them.”

God knows your name. He knows everything that your future holds. We might not see it but He has incredible plans for our lives. Our Heavenly Father will speak to each of us from His Word if we ask Him to. When we open the Bible in prayer, He will guide and direct our steps.

Father, thank You for causing Your Word to illuminate my path. Please speak to me from Your Word today. Direct my steps and lead me in the path of Your divine will. Guide me with the plans that You have for my life.

Today, I’m worshiping with Riddle and Gretzinger and “You Have Won Me.”

We love you and are praying for you. Be INSPIRED!

Pastor

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Greetings,

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Today is Good Friday, the day our Savior was crucified for our sins. Why is it called “Good” Friday? It certainly wasn’t good for Jesus! No, not hardly. What happened 2,000 years ago on this very day was for OUR good, but it cost our Lord everything.

As we prepare for Easter, we are overwhelmed by what Christ did for us. Divinity was wrapped in humanity; He who was sinless took our sin; the One who is worthy of all praise was cursed and reviled; He who is eternal, experienced the pain of death. When we could not ascend to Him, He came down to us. When we could never purchase our own freedom, God did it for us with the blood of His own Son.

What is so amazing is that He didn’t have to do it … but He did! Although it cost Him so much, it was really good for us. That’s why this day will always be called, “Good Friday!”

Lord, thank You for the pain You suffered for me. Thank You for enduring rejection, nails, and a crown of thorns. I love You. After all You’ve done for me, how could I not? You are the dearest and best. Oh Lamb of God, I declare that You are worthy!

Today, I’m worshiping with Naomi Raine and “Revelation 19:1.”

We love you and are praying for you. Be INSPIRED!

Pastor

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Greetings,

We were created for a divine purpose. Our lives have meaning. Humanity was created to worship the Living God. By worshiping Him, we exalt and lift Him higher than the other things in our lives. Isaiah saw God as high and lifted up. Since He dwells in the midst of our praises, when we enthrone God in our worship, it means we give Him a place to dwell, or reside.

When you stop and think about it, worry does the very opposite. Instead of lifting God up, worry elevates the things we’re concerned about to a level that’s higher than Him. Worry causes us to doubt God’s faithfulness and question whether His goodness is adequate. Instead of enthroning God, it gives our problems a place to dwell. That should be the last thing we want.

Father God, help me to “dethrone” worry and stress in my life. Rather than elevating my problems and allowing them to be lifted high, I want to exalt You! You alone are deserving of my praise. I want to lift You up in my life today.

Today, I’m worshiping with Anthony Brown and “Created to Worship, Not to Worry.”

We love you and are praying for you. Be INSPIRED!

Pastor