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What does it mean when the Psalmist says, “He maketh me to lie down”?  God has a special plan for each of us and sometimes that involves making us to stop, lie down, and rest in green pastures.  Find out more about what this means on today’s Treasured Truth.

Just like a shepherd goes before his sheep to lead them, God goes before His children and leads them in the paths He has for them.  So today, Pastor Ford will share about how this simple phrase from Psalm 23—“He goes before”—holds so much meaning for believers.

As we conclude our study in Hebrews, chapter 12, Pastor Ford will remind us that it’s essential for us as followers of Christ to come to a place where we clearly see our own inadequacy.  The more we see God in His holiness, the more we should see ourselves in our sinfulness.  To learn more, join us for today’s Treasured...

Understanding that we need to remember God and seek Him now is the focus of our study today in Ecclesiastes 12. Pastor Ford will remind us that everyone will have to give an account to God eventually, so it’s best for us to remember God now, while we still can.

Today, Pastor Ford will point out that prayer is not peripheral, but rather, prayer is paramount in our lives.  It’s not optional.  It’s essential. Learn more about how effective prayer can be on today’s Treasured Truth.

We don’t have to love what God is doing, but we do have to trust what He’s doing. As God leads us, He sometimes makes us lie down (metaphorically), just like a shepherd would make his sheep lie down. Why? Because He’s able to give us things when we’re lying down that we won’t be able to receive when we’re...

When we’re going through a situation that involves misunderstanding, it’s easy to want to take things into our own hands and try to fix it.  But today, Pastor Ford will encourage us to turn it all over to God.  We should pray that God will open the eyes of those who have misunderstood us.  We shouldn’t rush...

As we continue our study in Psalm 145, Pastor Ford will describe how our praise of God should be both personal and pre-meditated. In other words, we should voluntarily praise God for all that He’s done for us personally, and we should be purposeful about giving our praise to Him.

As we conclude this study about how to look deeply at a potential spouse before you leap into marriage with them, Pastor Ford looks at some more examples from the book of Ruth and encourages men to carefully consider a woman’s character before she becomes his wife.

Pastor Ford will explain today that the irony about Jesus is that He is both the medicine and the Physician.  He’s the Lamb and the High Priest.  And the children of Israel mistook His positive and powerful presence and did not accept Him as their Messiah.  We’ll learn more from our study in the book of Jeremiah...