Unfolding the Word

If you need a Psalm to read on Sunday, try Psalm 92.

Leading in prayer is an exercise of leading in worship.

God uses our humble labours for something big.

The horn that began so small is now mighty indeed, as Christ rules over heaven and earth.

There is none like Him!

How are you adding to the joy of your church’s fellowship through works of love?

Sometimes we just want to be assured that God is really there.

Those with their roots sunk deep into the church of Christ will be blessed and fruitful.

The Spirit’s renewing power in creation is a beautiful picture of what He does in the hearts of all His believers.

In times of hardship, we rest in our King, who is true to his word, steadfast in love, and unfailing in power.

Realize your true need, confess it, and then learn to be richly satisfied in Christ.

That Christ was a king was truer than anyone knew on Good Friday.

Only through the Holy Spirit can our hearts be remade.

From the west to the east, throughout all the world, the almighty and gracious God ought to be praised for his marvelous works.

Whatever our need or trouble, the LORD will be all-sufficient in his power, grace, and wisdom.

Jesus took on our body in order to save our body.

The difficult days will be forgotten when the appointed time has come.

May God examine us and see that we are united to Jesus by a true and living faith.

Thrones totter, governments change, earthly glory fades, but Christ the King reigns forever.

Our prayers are a pleasing sacrifice, the humble offering up of our soul to the LORD through Jesus.