Each new year brings a fresh start. How will you make positive changes in 2020?
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Just like John the Baptist, we are to tell people everywhere about Christ.
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The answer to this question can be found in an analogy of a chair.
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Like Mary, you can sing a song of praise this Christmas because God is mindful, mighty and merciful to you.
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Be still and rest in who God is, what He has done for you and who you are in Him.
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As God gives you the opportunity, speak boldly for Christ.
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Loving on people and helping them in a tangible way is what outreach is all about.
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It’s never too late. You’re never too old. It’s time to get back up and get in the race.
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God has given each one of us talents, abilities and skills. Will you use yours to help others?
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How do you grow in your faith? By reading and studying the Bible, and LCC has the resources to help you!
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God created you and called you to be loved by Him, and He wants you to experience that love.
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God has a purpose and a plan for your life. It’s time to discover, develop and live the call that God has made for you.
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When you lift up your hands in praise, it is an outward expression of your love for God and your surrender to God.
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The most important part of living out your faith is putting God first, and it begins with the acknowledgment that you need Him.
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How you can be a source of love and joy and comfort and refreshment to those around you.
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Reading about the lives of our fellow Christ-followers will help you to make sense of the Christian faith.
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By avoiding these characteristics of the destitute soul, you can walk in truth and love.
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God has designed you for biblical community. He has given you skills, gifts and talents to serve in and through the local church.
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We should be people who don't just hold the truth, but we should be people by whom the truth is held.
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How you can be a heritage builder and leave a legacy that will last.
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