Weekly reflections are a short scripture or verse that we can reflect upon each week.
Reflecting on God’s promises He has made to us and the hope we have through Jesus Christ.
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During Christmas and the New Year, we focused our attention on the birth of Christ. The New Year Devotions set our foundation to regroup, refresh, and set the tone for the year ahead.
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Week of November 2nd
Ephesians 4:22-24 Discusses a renewing in spirit and mind…
This is not an instant change; it’s more like setting a firm foundation over time. Becoming more aware of the things you once believed, and now the Holy Spirit guides you to walk in the path of righteousness. Praying, studying God’s Word, and worshiping through song or in the company of other believers are all ways a Christian becomes renewed over time. The foundation for a newborn Christian is critical. To become a walking testimony, we should align our everyday decisions with God.
Week of October 26th
Having fear of the Lord marks the beginning of true knowledge. We must be careful to discern the wisdom of man and the wisdom of God. Many philosophies and ideologies of this world appear intelligent, but often lead us away from God’s truth.