Come Follow Me- Daily Dose

Today we talk about the peace we find in tribulation because of our faith in Jesus Christ. And how when we catch a vision of what the atonement means for us, we can become born again.

Today we talk about believing even when we are the only ones who do.

Today we talk about what it means to be a saint with our WHOLE selves.

Today we talk about Paul's invitation to ACT to DO the gospel, and we talk about how grace and works come together beautifully.

Today we talk about Paul's condemnation of judgement, and God's loving nature that draws us to Him in repentance.

The just live by faith, what does that mean and what can we do to develop more faith.

Today we set up the context behind the book of Romans, as well as talk about one of the most famous declarations of Paul.

There is safety that comes as we heed the words of the prophets and apostles.

In a world where faith is challenged and tested on all sides, ALMOST converted isn't enough. We have to be willing to dive in and be committed to Christ.

Paul explains the purposes to which the Lord calls Him.

As we continue looking at the things that gave Paul strength and courage in times of hardship it is hard to ignore his firm and repeated testimony of the hope found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Paul had strength and courage to continue on in difficult times because of his deep and abiding testimony of Jesus Christ.

Today we talk about the importance of learning how to maintain our zeal for the gospel without alienating those who may believe differently than us.

Today we wander back into last week's CFM block to better set the stage for this week. We get the chance to see that the thing that motivates all that Paul does is a burning testimony of Jesus Christ.

Paul's question to this group of disciples in Ephesus is a fabulous question to ask ourselves. Are you having experiences with the Spirit regularly to keep your faith alive?

Today we talk about the merciful nature of God and His desire for us to open our mouths.

If we come to know God, then we need to acknowledge that we are all His family and we will treat one another accordingly.

It is so vitally important to understand who we are as children of God, but understanding who God is as well gives power to our understanding that we are His children.

Today we discuss the power of the scriptures in conversion and in finding Truth.

Christianity is comforting but it is rarely comfortable.

Timothy shows us what it means to be "all in" on your covenants.

Sometimes deliverance happens just as we hope for, other times it does not. The key is maintaining faith in Jesus Christ through the hard times.

The people of the day questioned the revelation that Peter received until they had a confirmation from the Spirit. Do we sometimes do the same thing as we receive from our modern day prophets and apostles? Can we do a better job at seeking and receiving confirmation for ourselves?

Today we take one last look at Acts chapter 10 to learn about the patterns of revelation that Heavenly Father uses to guide His children.

If we are going to truly believe in the atonement of Jesus Christ, then we have to be willing to accept that it applies to ALL of God's children.