Father, help me love my wife as Jesus loved the church. Thank You for this special woman You have provided for me. Help me to show her how much I love, appreciate and cherish her. Help me be a good provider in every area of her life. Help us to...
Father, I desire to be the helper for my husband that You want me to be and that he needs. May I do him good all the days of his life and may he have full confidence in me. I want to watch over the affairs of our household wisely. Lord, help us...
Father, as a single person, I ask that you hear my prayer as Christ is the love of my life. Dear Lord, I desire to be the helpmate to You and Your Church that You want me to be, according to Your will. May I honor You all the days of my life and...
We conclude this sermon series by looking at the seventh and final habit that can help us be “Effective.” I do not know anybody who intends to live an ineffective life. “Sharpen the saw” comes from Ecclesiastes 10:10: “If the iron is blunt, and...
The first “very good” in the Genesis account comes when God made human beings. Until then, everything was just “good.” Humans became the crown of God’s creation. The first “not good” in the Genesis account of creation refers to Adam being alone...
I went into the doctor’s office last month not knowing exactly what to expect. I had a small blister on my forehead, the size of the end of a pen, and I had found out it was cancerous. I was told early on that this was a quite common type of...
It is a new life to which our Savior beacons us. A new identity! As Paul writes to the Colossians, “When you came to Christ, you were ‘circumcised,’ but not by a physical procedure. It was a spiritual procedure—the cutting away of your sinful...
We want to live in an effective way. Having good habits is the best way I know to reach that goal. Good practice produces good results.
I'm not going to lie; 2020 has been a painful year for many. But after completing my last semester of college, getting a job and attending a new church, my season is joy-filled.
After attending Asbury’s New Member class and experiencing the emphasis Asbury places on serving and discipling young families, Josh and Candis Cummings knew they had found a new church home.
