Awaken Church

Every one of us can walk in healing if we don't run from it

There are 5 things that we are to do, to not do, and the reason for it. These simple steps will show you what to put off and put on when following Jesus.

Ephesians is all about our identity in Christ. In Ephesians 4, Paul is reminding us that we are to throw off the old self and put on a new self.

For the church to function well, everyone needs to be using the gifts that God has given us. If you’ve put your faith in Jesus, you have a spiritual gift that you can use to show the world Jesus is real.

Just as we care about keeping our bodies healthy, the church needs to be healthy. Paul gives us 7 true statements on how to keep our unity in the church.

We live in a divisive time in our country and our world. But as Christians we are called to walk and work together in unity because of who we are in Christ!

Jesus wants to speak with us in uncomplicated, clear ways. What He speaks is meant to stir up faith and understanding of who He really is.

Trust Christ, even when it doesn't always make sense.

From Genesis to Revelation, the story of the Bible is that God would reconcile us back to Him. In 1 Timothy, we see that God has a purpose for us. We have a problem, but ultimately God had a plan!

When following Jesus doesn’t go as planned and He seemingly falls short of our expectations, God's presence alone will bring clarity and peace.

Parades can be fun and exciting. But this parade that happened 2000 years ago has dramatic and direct implications for us today.

When it comes to prayer we often don't know what to pray or how to pray. Paul gives us a templet here on how to pray.

Life can feel like a mystery or a riddle sometimes. We can go through situations and not understand why. Paul encourages us to have a gospel perspective when it comes to our lives!

At the core of who we are we all want to be a part of something bigger than ourselves. This is why God gave us the church.

Before and after pictures are great because they give us a chance to see the progress that has been made. The same is true for our lives, we have a before Jesus and an after Jesus.

Of all the things that Paul could have prayed for, he prays that we would know God better and that we would know more about the hope, value, and power we have in Him!

There are not a lot of guarantees in life, but God offers us guarantees that are found in Him.

Many Christians are living life like poor millionaires. But when we remember what Jesus has done for us and His plan for us, we are reminded of just how rich we are!

It's easy to skim over or ignore the introduction to a book or letter. But the truth found within the first two verses of Ephesians is more than enough to change everything.

Homeownership can be exciting, but it comes with responsibilities. The same is true when it comes to the church. It is exciting when we go all in on owning God's house but we all have a part to play in ownership.

Whether we like to admit it or not we have a lot in common with Herod. But the story in Matthew 2 can serve as a warning to us that we don't need to have the same outcome as Herod, but can find peace in Jesus!

Don’t wait for life’s chaos to cease to find peace. Instead, shift your perspective to the eternal.

Life is full of chaos, especially around the holidays. But even in the midst of the chaos we find ourselves in, Jesus can bring peace to us.

When life hurts, God isn’t telling us to get over the pain, He’s reminding us He will meet us in it.

Worship is a weapon against our circumstances. When we surrender to God, it will change our hearts within our situation.