Messages about Faithfulness
The sons of Issachar
It is important that the church not only understands the times in which we live, but also how to respond appropriately. WayLife Community pastor, Michael Deckman, shares what God has been revealing to his congregation during these days of unrest. Text: 2 Chronicles 12:32
Giants that God still seeks
The fear of giants can keep one from the promised land. This is exactly what unfolds among the twelve spies—except for two, who became spiritual giants. On this Father’s Day, and in our world today, consider how God still seeks such giants. Text: Numbers 13:26-14:9
Be still and know that God is God
We can get blindsided by change in any area of our lives, so we put our faith in God, who is our refuge. With our faith in God, we can rest knowing that God is in control. Text: Psalm 46
God is for you!
“God is for you” easily becomes a nice-sounding cliche. Is it true? Consider this Old Testament story which provides applications for today at how far God will go to prove this truth. Text: Number 22:22-35
Keeping Perspective…in the Battle
Life is VERY hard. When in the thick of spiritual battle and everyday life, keeping perspective can be difficult. Consider God’s heart and perspective for the church in such times. Text: Revelation 21:1-8
Pursuing the Presence of God in Times of Despair
Can we trust that God will be present with us in each step of life’s uncertain journey? Indeed, we can because we have a mediator in Jesus Christ. Text:Exodus 33:1-23.
The Wall…and the Seat We Sit In
While the friendship of David and Jonathan is well-known, their identity was largely shaped by the seat they chose to sit in. Consider three seats within a bigger story and each seat framed life, and the view of self, and others.
Text: 1 Samuel 20:1-42
Training in Transition
Times of transition can challenge even strong believers to not lose their faith in God and His goodness. Samuel’s message to the Israelites, after they appointed Saul as king, has some rich reminders of how to navigate change. Text: 1 Samuel 12:6-25