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In a world where costs keep rising, the path to peace isn’t brighter wallets alone but a heart aligned with a plan. By tracking where your money goes, embracing sensible budgets, and letting God guide your priorities, you can move from stress to freedom and purpose.
Embracing this identity in Christ is not a passive journey. It is an active commitment, a daily choice to live in the reality of who we are in Him. For those seeking to embark on this path, the invitation is open to give your life to Jesus, to engage in a prayer of commitment, and to access resources that will nurture your faith.
In this sermon, I explored the profound nature of our relationship with God and why Jesus is called “the Word.” Emphasizing the importance of slowing down in our spiritual practices to truly connect with Him.
Depression seems to be plaguing more and more people these days. It can be tempting to apply a one-size-fits-all approach or simply to ignore it. But Jesus offers far more encouragement than that.
