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Like a city whose walls are broken through is a person who lacks self-control. - Proverbs 25:28

1: My strength comes from the Lord 2. My strength comes from the Lord 3. My strength comes from the Lord

God didn’t design you for the screen. He designed you for community.

Happy Halloween!

1. Being a peacemaker isn’t about being afraid of conflict. 2. It isn’t about being agreeable in everything. 3. It isn’t about being an extrovert. 4. It isn’t about being a passive observer of life. 5. Being a peacemaker is about bringing Jesus into the situation. Let Him be the peace.

5 ways to hear from God when he seems silent. 1. Open your Bible before you open your phone. He still speaks there first. 2. Sit in actual silence for five minutes. (Yes, it'll feel weird at first.) 3. Write down what keeps surfacing. Recurring nudges are often Him. 4. Run it past a wise friend. The Spirit doesn't whisper in contradiction to His Word. 5. Obey the last thing He said before asking for the next. 6. God wants to speak to us. We just need to tune our hearts to hear Him.

1: Before you stop praying... read this 2: Unanswered prayers do not mean that God isn't working. 3. God hears every prayer you pray. God listens, and he cares about what we're going through. His timing is just different than ours, but you're not going unheard. 4. Waiting is not the same as denial. Don't mistake God's silence for His absence. What if He is preparing you for the very thing you are praying for? 5. Prayer will change you before it changes your situation, if you allow it. Praying without ceasing builds up your faith and trust in God when things look uncertain. 6. Don't stop praying.

4 signs you’re living for others’ approval. 1. You say “yes” when you wish you could say “no”. 2. A stranger’s opinion ruins your whole day. 3. You shape-shift depending on who’s in the room. 4. You’re exhausted from performing. 5. Living for others' approval will always leave you exhausted. Don’t fall into the trap today.

For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. - Romans 1:16

But they delight in the law of the LORD, meditating on it day and night. - Psalm 1:2

Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. - Matthew 6:34

Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy. - John 16:22

This is the one to whom I will look: he who is humble and contrite in spirit and trembles at my word. - Isaiah 66:2

Therefore, let us offer through Jesus a continual sacrifice of praise to God, proclaiming our allegiance to his name. - Hebrews 13:15

1. To Halloween or not to Halloween… Let’s confront the debate. 2. Romans 14 describes how Christians should relate to each other on this type of thing: Do not judge each other. Do not cause each other to stumble. 3. Some Christians celebrate Halloween fully and see it as an opportunity for community and witness. 4. Some Christians abstain from Halloween entirely and redirect their family toward alternatives. 5. Some Christians participate selectively… the candy and the community without the horror themes. 6. Whatever you do tonight do it with a clear conscience before God and genuine love for your neighbor. 7. Be kind to the people in your church who land differently than you on this one. The unity of the body is worth more than winning the Halloween argument.

You are not here by mistake.

What kind of candy are you giving out this weekend?

What's the hardest book of the Bible to get through?

Invite God into the moment

Be a light in that meeting today.

The Lord is my helper; I will not fear; what can man do to me? - Hebrews 13:6

Sunday mornings. Good coffee. Better community. Great God.

If your favorite Bible story is the one where Jesus flipped tables... you might have an anger problem.

You aren’t just a work in progress. You are an adopted child of God. You are not the worst thing you did. You are a new creation. You are not falling behind. You are chosen. You are not “too much”. You are fearfully and wonderfully made. You are not alone. God’s Holy Spirit is always with you.