There is no big or little sin. Sin is inclusive. But so is God's faithfulness to those who are His and confesses their sin. He forgives and cleanses from ALL unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9). What an awesome promise! So, don't condemn yourself (Romans 8:1), go to our Advocate and Intercessor, Jesus Christ. Not sure what to say? Check out David's example in Psalm 51.

What a declaration! But, what does it mean to have the mind of Christ? In this episode Linda begins the discussion with 1 Corinthians 2:16.

Sunday morning worship service on January 24, 2021

Sunday morning worship service. Recorded January 17th, 2021

Many times we read the Word and it tells us about our relationship between us and God and us and others. How many times do we take that same word, apply it to ourselves, and find that sense of peace, mercy, forgiveness, joy, etc.? Colossians 3:12, 13 gives us 7 key traits that we need to have as we relate to others. This week, we will relate these traits to ourselves.

The Bible tells us to be thankful in every circumstance. That's not always easy, especially in trying times. Yet, gratitude is an important characteristic for us to have. It opens us up to joy, comfort and the peace of God that surpasses all understanding." In Today's edition of Grow in Grace, we'll be talking about the importance of GRATITUDE.

My sons ask me this question when they reach out. "Hey Ma. You good?" The natural answer is, "Yes." They're asking about my well-being. But today, we're challenged to ho deeper. In Luke 18:19 (HCSB) Jesus asks someone, "Why do you call Me good?" And then says, "Noone is good except God alone." Are you settling for good or are you willing to move past that for God's best? Let's talk about it.

It's our first episode! And we start off with our word of the day, fortitude. What is is? Why is it important? What does scripture say about it? Our study comes from 2 Peter 1:5-8. NOTE: We use the NKJV unless otherwise stated.