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Getting Fat On The Word - Jewell Utt
You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love. Galatians 5:13 It’s a privilege to sit in church and hear the Word of God preached every week. In many countries around the world Christianity is illegal. The free... [Read More]
Jewell Utt,
Free to Serve Together in Love - Nighttime Prayer
A Verse for Reflection:You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love. - Galatians 5:13 Please Pray:Lord, I’m sorry for hurting others in my church when we disagree. Please, give me Your...
Charlaine Martin,
Getting Fat On The Word - Jewell Utt
You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love. Galatians 5:13 It’s a privilege to sit in church and hear the Word of God preached every week. In many countries around the world Christianity is illegal. The free... [Read More]
Jewell Utt,
On Family Purpose
LISTEN INSTEAD Purpose can be a loaded word, for it speaks of intention and why something, or someone exists. It is wrapped in determination and fortitude, ultimate design and longing. We know it is extremely important and that God has a purpose for each and every one of us, but have you thought about your own life’s purpose being in sync with those around you, benefiting them in a way that will change your life and theirs forever? You most likely have and that is good, yet how many times …
Rose Ward,
Overeating The Bread of Life - Jewell Utt
For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another. Galatians 5:13 It’s a privilege to sit in church and hear the Word of God preached each week. In many countries around the world, Christianity is illegal, forcing the Church... [Read More]
Jewell Utt,
Overeating The Bread of Life - Jewell Utt
For you were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another. Galatians 5:13 It’s a privilege to sit in church and hear the Word of God preached each week. In many countries around the world, Christianity is illegal, forcing the Church... [Read More]
Jewell Utt,
Your Business is Your Ministry: How God can FREE You and Impact the World through Your Business
In business and in life. When we fully know, understand and accept our identity in Him and believe what His Word says about us, we’re better able to step into the purpose He created us, especially in our business. When we believe lies about ourselves that we’ve been told by others (or even ourselves), we prevent ourselves from living into God’s will for us. My mission as a Christ-centered and Spirit-led business and life coach is to encourage, educate, and equip moms to do the following: Activate your purpose. I truly believe we are all called to create and birth the dreams in our hearts - because they are placed there for a purpose. But what if we believed in our identity in Christ? What if we chose to have faith instead of fear? What if we took steps toward fulfilling our calling in purpose, trusting that He who gives us the vision will surely give us the provision to see it through? Our business can be a place of growth for us as we draw even closer to God by allowing Him to reign in all areas of our lives.
Efe Cierkowski,
Oh Be Careful Little Eyes What You See
…for the Father up above is looking down in LOVE, so be careful little eyes what you see! This song from my childhood entered my mind (a common occurrence for me!) when I saw this picture of …
Vickie Munton,
Friday’s Featured Sermon: “How Christian Freedom Works”
Thispost was first published during April 2019. –ed. The whole world is in love with the idea offreedom. Advertisers, songwriters, and movie producers relentlessly remind us that our lives are afflicted by too much restraint. And the remedy they peddle is always freedom: financial freedom, more free time, freedom from poor health, freedom from boredom,
John MacArthur,
“The Five Love Languages” – Part 4 – Acts of Service – Pathways to Organization
When you are dating, you put your best foot forward. The man will do just about anything to win the love of his girl and to do those things he knows she would like. These things are usually ‘service’ type activities as taking her to church, washing her car, putting together a picnic lunch, and generally helping her with whatever she needs. And a woman may spend a whole day cooking that special meal or washing his clothes to help him. But after marriage, people tend to revert back to their normal selves. If a man likes to hunt or play golf, he will start doing that more instead of helping his wife. And the wife may spend more of her time with friends or shopping than doing for her husband. Expectations on what we want and what we think ‘should’ be done can really cause problems for relationships. Action Plan Work this week on finding out if Acts of Service is your or your husband’s primary love language. You may ask yourself: Do you like him to help you around the house, getting the “to-do” list done without you having to ask him repeatedly? Ask your husband if you doing for him is #1 on his list. Some men think that since men ‘work’ (stereotype) they don’t have to do things around the house. And some women would prefer to do it all themselves. But for most women, especially young moms whose love language is acts of service, they are desperate to get some help from their husbands, working side by side with them raising the kids and building a home together. If your love language is Acts of Service, you will need to let your husband know that if he does these for you, you will feel that he loves you. If your husband has service as his primary love language, he will feel loved when he comes home to a clean home and probably a hot meal on the table. If you have small children these will be hard to do on a regular basis which is why communication is vital to a healthy relationship.
Lane Jordan,

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