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Jesus calls us to live beyond ourselves, our generation, and even our geographical borders. After His resurrection, Jesus commanded His disciples to preach the Gospel in their nation and the nations beyond. “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8 NIV) Pearlside i...

Jesus calls us to live beyond ourselves, our generation, and even our geographical borders. After His resurrection, Jesus commanded His disciples to preach the Gospel in their nation and the nations beyond. “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8 NIV) Pearlside i...

Jesus calls us to live beyond ourselves, our generation, and even our geographical borders. After His resurrection, Jesus commanded His disciples to preach the Gospel in their nation and the nations beyond. “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8 NIV) Pearlside i...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

The holiday season is a time of joy for many and a struggle for others. Depression, loneliness, and even suicides spike during the holidays. Christians are called to live beyond their walls to make a difference in the lives of others. The problem is that many of us build walls that keep other people out. During Jesus’ day, the religious leaders or Pharisees were infamous for being judgmental and s...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

Amid the celebrations of the holiday season, we must resist the distractions and the pull to live only for ourselves because the Gospel calls us to live “beyond” to make a difference in the lives of others. That was the reason Jesus came. In this series, we will intentionally stretch to think and live beyond ourselves for Christ’s mission on earth. Jesus’ famous parable of the talents reminds us o...

We usually don’t handle living in obscurity and being rejected by others well. Oftentimes, these experiences cause us to become angry and bitter. Although these initial emotions are normal, God allows the rejection we experience by man to teach us to rely solely on His love—which always accepts us, affirms us, and calls us to greatness. We will all wrestle with sin and temptation throughout our li...

We usually don’t handle living in obscurity and being rejected by others well. Oftentimes, these experiences cause us to become angry and bitter. Although these initial emotions are normal, God allows the rejection we experience by man to teach us to rely solely on His love—which always accepts us, affirms us, and calls us to greatness. We will all wrestle with sin and temptation throughout our li...

We usually don’t handle living in obscurity and being rejected by others well. Oftentimes, these experiences cause us to become angry and bitter. Although these initial emotions are normal, God allows the rejection we experience by man to teach us to rely solely on His love—which always accepts us, affirms us, and calls us to greatness. We will all wrestle with sin and temptation throughout our li...

God was faithful in fulfilling His promise to David and made him king after Saul died in battle. David experienced another defining moment when he attempted to bring the Ark of the Covenant (a holy artifact that housed the presence of God on Earth) into Jerusalem. David made it a practice to always inquire of the Lord before doing anything. This time, he did not. Instead of seeking God for wisdom...

God was faithful in fulfilling His promise to David and made him king after Saul died in battle. David experienced another defining moment when he attempted to bring the Ark of the Covenant (a holy artifact that housed the presence of God on Earth) into Jerusalem. David made it a practice to always inquire of the Lord before doing anything. This time, he did not. Instead of seeking God for wisdom...

God prepares us for His purpose through challenging situations, including mistreatment and persecution. How we respond to the abuse of others will determine our future. After David killed Goliath, he became Israel’s hero. The current king, Saul, became immensely jealous and tried to kill David on several occasions causing him to flee for his life. On at least two occasions, David had the opportuni...

Living a life of greatness often starts with the little things. God can and will use seemingly insignificant moments to prepare us for the significant purpose He has for our lives. However, it’s easy to miss the meaning in the mundane. If we are faithful with the little things, we will be prepared to face the “giants” of life with a spirit of faith instead of fear.

Living a life of greatness often starts with the little things. God can and will use seemingly insignificant moments to prepare us for the significant purpose He has for our lives. However, it’s easy to miss the meaning in the mundane. If we are faithful with the little things, we will be prepared to face the “giants” of life with a spirit of faith instead of fear.

We usually don’t handle living in obscurity and being rejected by others well. Oftentimes, these experiences cause us to become angry and bitter. Although these initial emotions are normal, God allows the rejection we experience by man to teach us to rely solely on His love—which always accepts us, affirms us, and calls us to greatness.

We usually don’t handle living in obscurity and being rejected by others well. Oftentimes, these experiences cause us to become angry and bitter. Although these initial emotions are normal, God allows the rejection we experience by man to teach us to rely solely on His love—which always accepts us, affirms us, and calls us to greatness.

We live in a world where individuals seek leadership and power for selfish gain. Oftentimes, this causes relational brokenness in households, workplaces, and society. God’s heart for leadership is the exact opposite. God wants to elevate individuals into leadership that He knows will honor Him, serve those they lead, and be a blessing.

We live in a world where individuals seek leadership and power for selfish gain. Oftentimes, this causes relational brokenness in households, workplaces, and society. God’s heart for leadership is the exact opposite. God wants to elevate individuals into leadership that He knows will honor Him, serve those they lead, and be a blessing.

God uses the pits and prisons to prepare and position us for our purpose. In Genesis 40 and 41, Joseph was thrown in prison as an innocent man. Yet, the Lord was with him and caused him to prosper. While in prison, God enabled Joseph to rightly interpret the dreams of the cupbearer and baker of Pharaoh, the ruler of Egypt. Joseph appealed to the cupbearer to remember him when he was released and t...

God uses the pits and prisons to prepare and position us for our purpose. In Genesis 40 and 41, Joseph was thrown in prison as an innocent man. Yet, the Lord was with him and caused him to prosper. While in prison, God enabled Joseph to rightly interpret the dreams of the cupbearer and baker of Pharaoh, the ruler of Egypt. Joseph appealed to the cupbearer to remember him when he was released and t...

Along the journey to God’s purpose, our faithfulness will be tested so that God can trust us with even more blessings. After being sold into slavery by his brothers, “the Lord was with Joseph,” causing him to prosper in the house of his Egyptian master (Genesis 39). From this place of authority and blessing, Joseph’s faithfulness was tested.