WOW

Peter took his eyes off Jesus in Matthew 14 and became overwhelmed by the storm surrounding him, but let’s be encouraged to fix our eyes as we respond to the Lord’s invitation – 1, 2, 3 eyes on me!

Am I just a believer in Jesus or am I a disciple of Jesus? Let’s look at passages in Matthew 11 and 16 and in John 12 as we study what it means to be surrendered and daily die to self.

As women we tend to take on burdens that are not ours to bear. There is a keeper, and it is not us! Spend some time in Psalm 121 and be reminded who The Keeper truly is.

Join Jenna in Ephesians 4 for a fresh challenge to say words that “show grace to all who hear”.

Joseph’s example in Genesis 45 teaches us how to respond to unfavorable circumstances in a way that makes sense in light of who God is, not necessarily in a way that makes worldly sense.

Do we live like we worship? Isaiah 26 gives us some ways to live worshipfully.

Who do we know God to be based on His Word and does this knowledge change the way we live and view our circumstances? Passages in Exodus 34 and Isaiah 55 reveal our God to be full of compassion.

Last week we talked about beginning our prayers with praise and adoration. Today, let’s look at examples from Habakkuk’s prayers and be challenged to take a heart posture of surrender and expectancy as we honestly cry out to our sweet and sovereign God.

Pause and praise this morning with Jenna as we remind ourselves Who we are talking to when we pray.