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In the process of becoming what God intended him to be, Daniel learned to wait on God. During his time of waiting, God developed his character and helped him understand that he was not fit to lead until he knew how to follow. Learn more from Daniel’s example about becoming what God intended on today’s Treasured Truth.

As he finished out the book of Galatians, Paul wanted the believers there to know he had an allegiance to Christ based on what Christ had done on Calvary’s cross. He didn’t need anyone to challenge him to live for Jesus! Jesus Christ and His gospel were Paul’s number one priority and he had the scars to prove it. ...

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we wrapped up our weekly theme called "Upside Down Kingdom," and we discussed the concept of dying to self in order to live for Christ. Our scripture references were Colossians 3:3 and Galatians 5:24. We also talked with Dr. Erwin Lutzer. He is the Pastor Emeritus of Moody Church and an award-winning author.

When we think about the time we spend living our lives for the Lord, we tend to focus on duration. But God focuses on donation. We focus on longevity, but God focuses on legacy. We may hear someone say, “I’ve been saved for twenty years.” And that may be true, but that person’s been out of God’s will for eighteen...

​Did you know that as a believer you already have all the tools you need in life, through God's divine power, to live effectively for Him?  Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark starts a new series titled, Bullseye Living: Staying on Target with God. In part one of this series, Pastor Mark draws from the book of Second Peter...

Grace saves us, shapes us, and then gives us the power to serve God. He gives us power to be able to do what we cannot do, so that He can use us to impact the lives of people and show them His grace. And because of His grace, we need to make sure He gets the glory out of our lives.

As we begin to look at the example of Rahab, we’ll see that some of us as believers need to get a different script and quit throwing others’ past sins in their face, reminding them of what they used to be. It’s the Devil who’s called "the accuser of the brethren." So, we shouldn't follow his example. If it’s...