Hold On to Jesus: When You Fail
Hold on to Jesus when you fail. He still loves you.
Hold on to Jesus when you fail. He still loves you.
Pride convinces people they don’t need God, don’t need forgiveness, and don’t need a savior. But God calls us to come in humility, repentance, and surrender to Jesus Christ.
Jesus called us to stand out in the culture, not to conform to the culture or try to re-interpret the Bible to fit today’s culture.
Could a comfortable life be keeping you from Jesus?
Most people like the idea of following Jesus… until it costs them something.
Have you been hurt by someone using the name of Jesus or the church? That’s not the real Jesus.
Not every battle with temptation has to be dramatic. Sometimes victory comes by just walking away.
Satan’s attacks can come suddenly and forcibly. Are you ready? Put on your armor!
Many battles are spiritual. We need to put on the armor of God.
Not all temptations are fleshly. Some involve spiritual forces.
Ignoring the conviction of the Holy Spirit leads to something very dangerous: the hardening of our hearts.
Here is the full message on the reel series on sin.
Do you feel like God is distant from you? He didn’t move. You did.
Sin starts small, but never stays small. What seems harmless today can become bondage tomorrow. Jesus Christ breaks chains and sets people free.
Today, I would like to present you with a short written post instead of a reel. I hope it speaks to your heart.
God doesn’t call you to comfort; He calls you to carry your cross.
Luke 9:23|John 16:33
You don’t clean yourself up to come to God… you come to God so He can clean you.
Don’t be misled… no one comes to the Father except through Jesus.
God isn’t controlling you, He’s calling you to life.
You were made for more than this world.
The world is broken, and so are we. But there is still hope through Jesus.
You may have heard a lot of different things about God. But have you experienced Him for yourself?
No problem is too big for God. Bring it to Him. He’s able and He cares.
God didn’t save us to be silent.
Ezekiel 3:18-19 reminds us that we are to be watchmen, to warn people about sin and judgment.
Silence isn’t love. Truth is.
Saturday was quiet. Jesus was in the tomb, and hope seemed lost. But beneath the silence, God was still at work preparing for victory.