The Kings of Christmas

This Christmas, there is a lot of talk about who is in control. A new president, world leaders, billionaires, and politicians vie for dominance and power.

The first Christmas was no different. Two rulers thought they were in control: Caesar Augustus, who called himself “the son of God,” and Herod, who called himself “the King of the Jews.” But who was really in control… then and now?

Join us this holiday season and be reminded that there is only one Lord – Jesus, the King of kings.

120 Markers of Maturity

In Paul’s letter to the Colossians, he tells this group of believers he had never met that he was agonizing in prayer for them. Why? What was he praying for so fervently? He was praying for their growth – their maturity in Christ.

Dave DeSelmMarch 26, 2023maturity, spiritual growth, discipleship, Colossians, resilience, unity, wisdom, knowledge, gratitudeComment

092 Ephesians: A Worthy Walk

When a person joins an organization, he obligates himself to live and act according to the standards of the group. The same thing should be true of believers. If you are part of the family of God, there’s an expectation that you will be loyal to your brothers and sisters and represent your Savior well.

Dave DeSelmSeptember 11, 2022Ephesians, Paul, Apostle Paul, epistle, identity in Christ, new identity, authority, relationship, everyday saints, Ephesus, walk worthy, character, character development, maturity, growth, patience, be patient, humility, humble, gentle, gentleness, forbearance, forgivenessComment

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