Israel's Suffering
Israel's Suffering
Jacob and his sons, the twelve tribes of Israel, have all died off. There's a new sheriff in town, I mean pharaoh, who has never heard of this generation. He began to worry because the Israelites grew stronger and mightier by the day which is a testimony of what God can do in the lives of His children. This is only the beginning of what God has in the store for the Israelites. Join me as we journey together through the Book of Exodus.​​
Moses is born and sent down the river only to be discovered by the Pharaoh's daughter. By God's mercy, Moses's mother is paid to nurse her own child. In this chapter, Moses kills an Egyptian. Although he deserves death, God would meet him in his mess and begin to develop the skills needed to become a great leader. Hang on for the ride! ​
Exodus 3
Exodus 3
God tests Moses at the burning bush and reminds him of His holiness. All throughout the Book of Exodus, God keeps having to prove His holiness to His people. In many ways, we are the same way. We want God to rescue us when times are hard but continue living a life apart from Him when times are good. I challenge you to seek God first and watch everything else fall into place.
Have you ever thought of yourself as a leader? I have heard many women say they do not see themselves as a leader, but I want to challenge you to see yourself as Christ sees you. Join me in Titus 2 as we identify how a woman leaders in the home.​Have you downloaded a copy of my FREE Ebook? Rooted & Growing: 41 Steps to Deepening Your Relationship with Jesus.
Many people wander through life searching for their purpose. My friend, God has given you the exact personality and spiritual giftings to serve Him. Take the personality and spiritual gifts test to uncover your true potential in Christ.​Have you downloaded a copy of my FREE Ebook? Rooted & Growing: 41 Steps to Deepening Your Relationship with Jesus.
Through faith, we believe in Jesus. But even the demons believe there is one God according to James 2:19. What makes Christians different from nonbelievers is our continual faith in Jesus. As our faith in Him grows, so does our spiritual walk. Faith helps us to Dwell with Him and rely fully on God knowing our strength cannot carry us through.
Have you ever thought that God made you special? You are unique and so are your gifts. He gave you the skills needed to serve him. What you choose to do with those gifts is up to you. It is honorable and respectful to give our gifts back to God to pay tribute to His Son, Jesus, for all he did for us on the cross. Then, God receives all the glory and praise for the gifts he gave us. When we get to heaven, we will receive crowns for our acts of service while on earth. The exciting part is that we will take those crowns and cast them at the feet of Jesus.
Pharaoh's dreams are driving him crazy, and he can't seem to find anyone to tell him their meaning. Suddenly, the Pharaoh's butler remembered how a Hebrew man in prison interpreted his dream along with the chief baker. Pharaoh has Joseph pulled out of prison to interpret his dreams. Joseph reminded Pharaoh that all interpretations come from God. His ability to interpret Pharaoh's dreams placed him in a position to provide grain for the land of Egypt. God showed great mercy to a sinful nation through Joseph and his new position.
Joseph fell into one pit after another, but God was with him all the way. Join us as we journey together through the Book of Genesis and uncover not only how God blessed Joseph but how He would bless his family along with the Egyptian nation. It all began when Joseph's father asked him to "Come." and Joseph responded with, "Here am I. Send me." Jesus longs for us to follow Him with this same type of obedience still today. Won't you join us in Genesis chapter 37?
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Joseph fell into one pit after another, but God was with him all the way. Join us as we journey together through the Book of Genesis and uncover not only how God blessed Joseph but how He would bless his family along with the Egyptian nation. It all began when Joseph's father asked him to "Come." and Joseph responded with, "Here am I. Send me." Jesus longs for us to follow Him with this same type of obedience still today. Won't you join us in Genesis chapter 37?
When God placed Adam and Eve in the garden, He gave them one command to follow: "Do not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil" (Gen. 2:17). Instead of choosing eternal life in Paradise by eating from the tree of life, they allowed pride to rule in their hearts and ate from the tree with the forbidden fruit. Because of their disobedience, we all face are condemned to death in a place called Hell, but there is hope through Jesus Christ.
God placed Adam and Eve in a place known as paradise, the Garden of Eden. They had everything at their fingertips: one another, animals, plants, trees, water, food. God's love for mankind if on full display in Genesis 2. Join us as we dive into the beauty of His holiness and discover the goodness of our Heavenly Father.
In this study, The Beginning, I show you how it all began. We begin in Genesis chapter 1. We will observe how everything God made for us was good. We will also look at the role the Trinity played in creation. In this chapter we see God's love for mankind as He prepares earth for his coming. Hang on because we're just getting started!
In this four-day study, Little But Significant, I take you on a journey in a little town called Bethlehem. Even though this town may have been small in size, it would be the birthplace of the King of kings and Lord of lords, Jesus. Learn more about other Biblical characters who would come from Bethlehem and contact me if you have any questions.
In this four-day study, Abounding Grace, I take you on a journey of discovering God's grace like never before. I remind us all to be thankful for the goodness of our Father, who gave His one and only Son so that we might live with Him in Heaven for eternity. His love for us accurately depicts His abounding grace. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact me.