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Being an Agent of God

Have you ever gone out for Sunday dinner after church and noticed someone treating the wait staff poorly? Or maybe you've found yourself behind a slow driver, growing impatient—honking your horn and muttering as you pass by? As Christians, we are God's agents. That means we represent Him in all that we do, not just at church but in everyday moments—on the road, at restaurants, at work, and even online. Think about your job. When you're on the clock, you represent your employer. If you were to misrepresent them—acting unprofessionally or irresponsibly—you might be reprimanded or even fired. So, why would we treat our role as God's representative with any less care? The truth is, people are watching us. They’re watching how we respond under pressure, how we treat those who serve us, and how we show (or don’t show) grace. If we claim to be followers of Christ, our actions should reflect Him. Let’s choose to act with kindness, patience, and love. Let’s walk in the fruits of...

✈️ Guided by the Light: Remaining Grounded in Humility by LeBron Keener

Have you ever watched a plane come in for landing on a dark runway? The pilot depends on the guiding lights—the beacon—to safely touch down. Without them, even the most skilled pilot would be flying blind. That imagery reflects something powerful about our spiritual lives. In the same way a pilot trusts the beacon to lead them home, we are called to trust the light of Jesus Christ to guide us—not to escape reality, but to remain grounded in it with grace and humility. > "He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?" — Micah 6:8 (NKJV) It’s easy to desire a kind of “spiritual flight” that lifts us above our struggles. But Jesus never promised a life above the clouds—He promised to be with us in the storm, to guide us through the valleys, and to help us live with purpose right where we are. True spiritual maturity isn't found in rising above others, but in stooping to serve...

⛰️That Mountain Wasn't Meant to Be Smooth - A Devotional By LeBron Keener

"My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations; knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience." (James 1:2-3) Life can feel like climbing a mountain - steep, exhausting, and filled with unexpected turns. In those moments of hardship, it’s tempting to wish for an easier path, a smoother mountain, a straight shot to the top without any of the struggle. But here's the truth: If the mountain was smooth, we couldn’t climb it. The rough places give us something to hold onto. The jagged edges, the unexpected cracks, the uncomfortable textures - they're the very things that build our strength, deepen our faith, and shape our character. Without them, there would be no way forward, no growth, no testimony. God never promised the climb would be easy. But He did promise to be with us in it. His grace is the rope that holds us. His Word is the foothold that keeps us steady. His Spirit is the strength in our legs when we want to give up. So the n...

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