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It's easy to feel overlooked when others are celebrated. In Luke 15, we meet the older brother, a faithful and responsible son, who struggled with bitterness when his younger brother returned home to a joyful welcome. His story reminds us how important it is to stay focused on the place God has given each of us.Your place matters. Whether you're in the spotlight or quietly serving, the Father sees you. He values your obedience, your consistency, and your heart. But when we start to compare, it becomes harder to recognize His love. That's when resentment can take root and joy begins to fade.We're reminded to guard our hearts, celebrate grace, and hold on to the truth that our place with the Father is secure. He welcomes the broken and honors the faithful. No matter how others are treated, your place in His house is still yours. Keep showing up. Keep trusting. Keep your eyes on Him.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchX: https://x.com/LifeRockChurch

Have you ever felt like you've wandered too far from God's love to ever be welcomed back? Like the prodigal son, maybe you feel you've lost your place in His family, that your mistakes have stained your worth. But Jesus paints a different picture, a picture of a Father who waits with open arms, ready to restore you to your rightful place.In Luke 15, the son came home dirty, broken, and ashamed. Yet the Father didn't meet him with condemnation. Instead, He clothed him in the finest robe, placed a ring on his finger, and celebrated with a feast. That's how God responds to us. No matter what we've done, His love is bigger than our failures.Today, know this: You have a place with the Father. He covers you with forgiveness, righteousness, and a love that never fades. Let Him restore your joy, heal your heart, and guide your steps.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchX: https://x.com/LifeRockChurch

Have you ever felt like you're stuck chasing the “perfect place”? That somewhere else, someday soon, life will finally feel complete? You're not alone. Many of us think fulfillment is just around the corner—after the next job, next relationship, or the next season of life. But what if the perfect place isn't out there somewhere… what if it's right here, right now, with the Father?In Luke 15, we meet a young man who believed his best life was waiting in a distant land. But after losing it all, he found himself in a place of regret and desperation. That's where his journey back home began—and where he discovered something beautiful: the Father had never stopped watching, waiting, and loving.Discontentment can lead to destruction, but a single U-turn can change everything. No matter where you are or how far you've gone, the Father's arms are open wide. Today is the perfect time to take your place—and come home.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchX: https://x.com/LifeRockChurch

We've all dreamed of that perfect place in life, where the timing feels just right, the stress melts away, and everything finally comes together. As kids, we imagined it would arrive with freedom, fun, or growing up. But as adults, we often find ourselves still searching, still waiting for the “someday” when peace and happiness finally meet us.We can take a look at the story of the Prodigal Son, a young man who chased after his dream life, only to find it wasn't what he thought. Like him, we sometimes believe that if we just had a little more, went a little further, or tried a little harder, we'd find that perfect place.But the truth is, that place isn't something we create on our own—it's something God lovingly leads us into. When we let Him take the wheel, we discover peace, purpose, and joy we never could have found alone. The Father knows the way. You can rest in that.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

There's something beautifully fierce about a mother's love. It doesn't wear out, give up, or walk away. In *Matthew 15*, we meet a Gentile woman who embodies this kind of love—unshakable, persistent, and full of hope. Her daughter was suffering, and though she was ignored, dismissed, and even insulted, this mother refused to stop believing. She kept pressing in, because she knew the One who could make a difference.We are reminded that love like that is never wasted. Whether you're a mom, a dad, or someone standing in the gap for someone you love—don't give up. Sometimes the answers come slower than we'd like. Sometimes the silence is deafening. But faith that refuses to quit always gets heaven's attention.When the world says, “There's nothing more you can do,” Jesus says, “Bring it to Me.” So whatever you're facing, let this story remind you: love deeply, pray boldly, and worship through the waiting. Breakthrough is coming.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

What does it look like to fully step into your faith after meeting Jesus? This message invites you to take a closer look at James—Jesus's own brother—whose story reminds us that an extraordinary life of faith isn't reserved for the few. Once a skeptic, James became a pillar in the early church within just 40 days of believing. His transformation wasn't because of natural talent or position, but because he didn't waste the moment Christ gave him.We all have moments like that—when God meets us, speaks to us, or changes something deep inside. But what happens next? Don't let those moments fade into the background. Like James, we're called to act, to serve, and to let our lives reflect the presence of Jesus in real, tangible ways.James's life wasn't flashy, but it was full of wisdom, peace, and purpose. He led with humility and pointed others toward Christ. You don't need a platform to make a difference—just a willing heart and a faithful response to God's call.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Life can feel overwhelming at times, and we often face struggles that seem bigger than we can handle. It's easy to feel paralyzed by fear, doubt, or anxiety, as if the challenges in front of us are insurmountable. But even in those moments, you don't have to face them alone. God is with you, offering strength, peace, and the courage to keep going.Whatever you're facing—whether it's doubt, anxiety, or past mistakes—know that you don't have to carry it alone. Just like David, you have the power to overcome through God's strength. It's not about how strong you are, but about trusting the God who walks beside you.When life feels heavy, let go of the fear that tries to control you and fix your eyes on Jesus. He is your anchor in the storm. Don't let the chaos around you distract you from the peace He offers. He is with you always, guiding you toward hope and renewal. Keep moving forward in faith, knowing you are not alone.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Mary Magdalene showed up to the tomb expecting sorrow, but what she found instead changed everything. Her heart was heavy, her eyes full of tears—but Jesus was already there. Sometimes, we can be so overwhelmed by our pain that we miss the very presence of the One who brings peace.We are reminded that Jesus meets us right where we are—grief, confusion, brokenness and all. Whether we recognize Him immediately or not, He never stops reaching for us. Like Mary, we may mistake Him for someone else, but when He calls us by name, everything changes.No matter what you're walking through—loss, fear, regret—Jesus is alive and close by. There is always hope because He lives. The stone has been rolled away. The victory has already been won. We just have to open our hearts and look up.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to the cheers of a massive crowd. They waved branches, shouted praises, and celebrated His arrival. But hidden in that crowd were two kinds of people: the curious and the committed. Some were there for the moment, the energy, the spectacle. Others—fewer in number—were there because they had been changed by Him.The crowd may have shouted loud, but they didn't stick around. Days later, many of those same voices cried “Crucify Him.” That's the thing about the crowd—it's fleeting, shallow, and easily swayed. But the committed? They were different. They had experienced healing, forgiveness, freedom. They weren't just watching—they were walking with Jesus, even when it got hard.You don't have to stay in the crowd. You can be part of the few who are “all in” for Christ—used by Him to change the world. When we live committed to Christ, our lives become more than noise; they become a message of hope. Let today be the day you step out of the crowd and fully into His purpose.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Children have a beautiful way of speaking truth with simplicity. Their innocence, their honesty, and even their questions remind us just how much they look to us—for love, guidance, and a glimpse of who God is. In Matthew 19, Jesus welcomed the little ones and reminded us that the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to hearts like theirs. He didn't turn them away. He blessed them.As parents, grandparents, or guardians, we are given a sacred gift—God has honored us to love, lead, and teach our children. In a world that moves quickly and prioritizes everything else, this calling is more vital than ever. It's not just about giving our children the best education or opportunities—it's about pointing them to the greatest treasure of all: Jesus.They're watching us, learning from what we do more than what we say. So today, we pause to dedicate not only our children to the Lord, but our lives to the task of walking with Him—so that when our little ones try on our shoes, they'll be following footsteps that lead to Christ.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Life has a way of filling our hearts with worry—about tomorrow, about our struggles, about things beyond our control. But Jesus calls us to something different: to seek God first and trust that He will take care of the rest. Just as a loving parent knows the needs of their child before they ask, God knows every detail of our lives. He sees our dreams, our struggles, and our frustrations, and He invites us to bring them to Him. Rather than being consumed by stress, Jesus calls us to focus on today. When we put God's kingdom first, everything else falls into place. Life requires us to seek many things—jobs, relationships, success—but above all, we are called to seek God's will. And when we do, we find peace, purpose, and joy, even in uncertainty. So don't let worry steal your joy. Trust that God is guiding your path, providing what you need, and opening doors in His perfect timing. Move forward with faith, and let God handle tomorrow.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch#Fellowship #Love #Community

In our journey through life, God created us for connection, love, and fellowship. From the beginning, we were never meant to walk alone. Just as He made Adam and Eve to share life together, He has placed us in communities to support and uplift one another. Whether in marriage, friendship, or within the church family, God's design is for us to experience His love through each other.At the heart of this is the church—a place where we can love, lean on, and learn from one another. It's a sanctuary where we find encouragement and support, especially when life feels overwhelming. And while many of us have faced hurt, the church remains a space where God's love can heal and renew us.As we move forward, let's remember that the church is not a building, but a community of believers, empowered by the Holy Spirit to spread the good news. Together, we can reach out, grow, and share the hope of Christ with the world.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch#Fellowship #Love #Community

Life often feels uncertain, filled with choices, emotions, and moments where we wonder which way to go. But Proverbs 3 reminds us of a simple truth: we don't have to figure it all out on our own. When we trust in the Lord with all our hearts and let go of our own limited understanding, He guides us on the right path—one step at a time.Faith isn't about quick, explosive moments of emotion; it's about steady, intentional trust. Just like gasoline can either create a dramatic explosion or power a car for miles, our faith can either be fleeting or a source of strength for the journey ahead. True faith means choosing God over feelings, surrendering control, and allowing Him to lead. The good news? God is perfect, unchanging, and always faithful. While human wisdom shifts and fades, His guidance remains steady. When we release our grip and give Jesus full control, we find lasting peace, purpose, and direction. So today, will you trust Him fully and move forward in faith?Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Philip came to Samaria with a message that changed everything. In a city captivated by a man named Simon, a powerful influencer known for his magic, the people were drawn to something greater—truth. As Philip preached the Good News of Jesus, lives were transformed. The sick were healed, the oppressed were set free, and joy filled the city. Even Simon, once the center of attention, realized that the power of God was not a show but a reality. We live in a world full of influencers, from celebrities to social media stars. But the question remains—who is influencing you? Like the people of Samaria, we must choose whose voice we follow. Philip's message led people to hope, healing, and salvation, while Simon's influence had only deceived. Influence has eternal consequences. When we encounter Jesus, we face a choice: Will we walk toward Him or turn away? Just like Simon, no one is beyond redemption. The power of God is real, and He invites us to follow Him, grow in faith, and share His truth with others.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

God is calling you to move forward. No matter what your past looks like—disappointments, suffering, shame, or regrets—He is doing a new thing in your life. Isaiah 43 reminds us not to dwell on what's behind, but to look ahead with faith. It's time to let go of what holds you back and step into the future God has prepared for you. We all carry burdens—painful experiences, past mistakes, and even bitterness toward those who have hurt us. But Jesus offers healing and freedom. When we surrender our struggles to Him, we find the strength to walk in victory rather than stay trapped in the past. He invites us to forget what weighs us down and embrace His new work in us. Moving forward means keeping our eyes on what's ahead, not looking back or comparing our journey to others. God has a unique plan for you! He is making a way where there seems to be none, leading you to a future filled with hope, purpose, and renewal. Will you trust Him and take the next step?Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerLooking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotionsFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Have you ever found yourself stumbling in the dark, searching for clarity and direction? Jesus calls us to step out of the shadows and into His light—because in Him, there is no confusion, no deception, only truth. Just as a lamp is placed on a stand to light up a room, our faith is meant to shine brightly, guiding us and others toward God's love. But the enemy works to keep us in darkness, whispering lies that distort the truth. He tells us we don't need Jesus, that we can find our own way. Yet, without the true light, we can't see clearly. We may think we're moving forward, but in reality, we're lost. Curiosity can lead us deeper into the unknown, tempting us with false promises. But the deeper we go, the harder it is to find our way back. Jesus is still the light of the world—when we walk with Him, we see the path clearly. Don't be deceived by the darkness. Choose to walk in the light.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerLooking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotionsFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In the story of the four lepers from 2 Kings, we find a powerful reminder about moving forward in faith. Facing certain death, these lepers chose courage over fear, stepping out in faith to surrender to the enemy. What they found was not defeat, but an unexpected abundance. God had already gone before them, and they were blessed with more than they could have imagined.As they enjoyed their newfound blessings, they didn't keep it to themselves. They realized that sharing their discovery was the right thing to do. This is a beautiful picture of how God calls us to share the blessings He has given us. It's easy to focus inward, but true joy comes when we turn our focus outward, sharing God's love and grace with those in need.In our lives, as in the story, the breakthrough doesn't come by sitting back; it comes when we boldly move forward and share the good news of what God has done. Let's not hoard our blessings—let's share them with those around us!Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerLooking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotionsFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Have you ever felt stuck—like moving forward seems impossible, but going back isn't an option? In 2 Kings, four lepers stood at a crossroads. They couldn't go back to the famine-stricken city, and they couldn't stay where they were. Their only choice was to take a risk and move forward.Life often presents us with the same decision. We may fear failure, rejection, or the unknown, but staying in the same place can be just as dangerous. Sometimes, we long to return to what's familiar, even if it's broken, simply because it feels safe. But God calls us to trust Him and step into what's ahead.Moving forward isn't always easy, but it's necessary. Whether it's mending a relationship, walking away from a destructive habit, or simply taking the next step of faith, God meets us in our obedience. You don't have to stay stuck. The best direction is forward—trust Him and take that step.Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connectedTo support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/giveDo you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayerLooking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotionsFollow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurchTwitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Worry has a way of creeping into our hearts, stealing our peace, and making us feel like we have to carry the weight of the world. But Jesus reminds us that life is so much more than the things we stress over. Just look at the birds—carefree, fully provided for, never anxious about tomorrow. If God takes care of them, how much more will He take care of us? In this message, we'll explore what Jesus says about worry and why it doesn't add a single moment to our lives. We often chase after things that don't last—status, security, material comfort—only to find they can never bring true peace. But when we shift our focus to God's promises, we discover that our worth isn't found in what we have but in who He says we are. No matter what you're facing, you don't have to carry it alone. God's got you. Let's learn together how to let go of worry and trust in the One who holds it all. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In a world filled with challenges, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. Yet, the Bible reminds us that the Lord is our light—guiding and protecting us no matter the circumstances. Even in the darkest times, we can choose to remain confident in Him, knowing that His strength is with us always. As we go through life, it's essential to grow in confidence. Not through our own strength, but by depending on God's power. When life feels heavy or fear creeps in, take a moment to remind yourself of God's promises. Speak His truths over your life, and remember that He is always with you, ready to be with you through every trial. Your confidence is not just about how you feel—it's rooted in the unshakable love and faithfulness of God. Let this confidence propel you forward, knowing that with Him by your side, there's nothing you cannot face. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Life is a journey, full of twists and turns, choices and crossroads. But to truly move forward, we must first ask ourselves: "Where am I?" Jesus reminds us in Matthew 7 that the path to eternal life is narrow and challenging, but it leads to a destination filled with peace and purpose. Knowing where we stand today is the first step in discovering where we're meant to go. Just like planning a trip, we need to be honest about our starting point. Are we walking in faith, following the narrow path, or wandering on the wide road that leads us away from God? Jesus offers a better way, one that isn't reliant on our own works or perfection but on His grace and truth. He is the narrow gate—the way to life, hope, and freedom. Take a moment to reflect: Which road are you on? Are your steps guided by faithfulness, like Naboth's, or are they swayed by the distractions of the broad road? Be encouraged—no matter where you find yourself, Jesus invites you to turn to Him, trust Him, and let Him lead you home. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Life can be full of distractions, pulling us away from the heart of our calling. But what if we could reignite the fire within us and refocus on what truly matters? We are reminded that our mission as followers of Christ is simple: to share the Good News and be His witnesses wherever we are. God's timing is perfect, and He is faithful, even in the face of life's uncertainties. From health challenges to global upheaval, we see how surrendering to His plan can lead to renewed strength and purpose. No matter where we are—whether across the world or in our own neighborhood—each of us is called to be a light. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch #Priorities #Transformation #Faith

At every stage in life, we face crossroads—moments where decisions can shape our future. Just like the rich young ruler who came to Jesus, we all ask, "What good deed must I do?" But the answer isn't always about good works; it's about the heart and the choices we make when we stand at a crossroads. Jesus calls us to examine our priorities and align them with His will. Sometimes, we cling to what's familiar—our possessions, our habits, our comforts. But Jesus invites us to let go and follow Him. He wants to be the center of our lives, not just a part of them. At the crossroads, we must ask ourselves: What is truly most important? Choosing to follow Jesus leads to transformation. It's not about perfection or doing all the right things; it's about letting Him work in us. Life with Christ brings freedom, purpose, and a future filled with hope. At the crossroads, the path to life begins with surrender. Will you choose Jesus today? Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In a world where it's easy to measure ourselves against others, we are reminded that true peace comes when we stop comparing and start embracing who we are. Jesus tells a powerful story about two men praying at the temple—one who felt superior, and one who, despite his flaws, came to God with humility. The Pharisee saw himself as better, but the tax collector, knowing his need for forgiveness, found mercy. We're all on our own unique journey, and God has better plans for each of us, no matter where we've been or what we've done. If we stop focusing on the faults of others and start examining our own hearts, we open the door for growth, healing, and grace. God doesn't measure us by comparison but by our willingness to humble ourselves before Him. Let go of judgment, embrace His mercy, and trust that the Lord is at work, drawing you closer to His perfect plan for your life. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In the hustle and noise of our world, there is a longing in every heart for peace—true, lasting peace that can calm the storms of life. Isaiah 9 reveals a beautiful truth: Jesus is the Prince of Peace. He didn't come with fanfare or force, but in humility and gentleness, bringing the peace our hearts crave. Jesus acts under the authority of the Father, fulfilling His will with grace and love. Through Him, we see the very nature of God—a God of patience, mercy, and understanding. He took on our sins and burdens, offering freedom from guilt, shame, and fear. No matter the chaos around us, the Prince of Peace is near. Invite Him into every part of your life. Let His presence fill your heart with calmness, His love restore your relationships, and His truth bring contentment. Trust in Jesus, and discover the peace that surpasses all understanding. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

For some, the word “father” stirs warm memories, while for others, it brings heartache or longing. Regardless of your experience, Jesus steps into that role perfectly, embodying the character of a father—loving, forgiving, patient, and always present. He came to show us the Father's heart: full of mercy, hope, and unending grace. Through Jesus, we see the perfect reflection of God the Father. He invites us to experience His love, not as something distant or conditional, but as a daily reality. No matter where life has taken you, Jesus offers to be the Father you've always needed—forever faithful, forever near. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Jesus is truly wonderful—His ways and thoughts surpass our understanding, confounding even the wisest among us. As our Counselor, He offers rest for weary hearts, guidance in relationships, and peace in troubled minds. His wisdom gently leads us toward lives filled with grace and truth. Isaiah called Him the “Mighty God,” a champion who conquered sin, healed the broken, and defeated death itself. His miracles reveal a power beyond human comprehension, yet His humility draws us closer. Don't miss this Mighty God, who loves, forgives, and transforms. As we wait for His return, let's live with hope, looking to the Mighty God who is our Savior, Advocate, and eternal King. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

This Christmas season, we are reminded of the incredible gift given to us—Jesus. In Isaiah 9, we are told of the child born to us, bringing a kingdom of peace, fairness, and everlasting hope. Jesus came to us humbly, wrapped in swaddling clothes and placed in a manger, yet His birth was celebrated by angels and wise men alike. This child was not just born for a few, but for all of us. As we reflect on His birth, we are invited to walk with the Wonderful Counselor. Life can be overwhelming, but Jesus offers guidance and peace. His wisdom is pure, gentle, and always available. Whether we are facing challenges or seeking direction, we can trust in His counsel. This Christmas, let us remember that Christ's kingdom is eternal, and His peace never ends. Jesus is always ready to listen, guide, and help us navigate life's ups and downs. Let us seek Him, the Wonderful Counselor, and find the wisdom and comfort we need. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In Luke 17, we find a powerful story of ten lepers who were healed by Jesus. They were outcasts, isolated by a disease that affected their bodies and separated them from their families and communities. Yet, when they cried out for mercy, Jesus responded with compassion, instructing them to show themselves to the priests. As they walked in faith—before they saw the evidence of healing—they were made clean. Only one of the ten, a Samaritan, returned to thank Jesus, receiving not just physical healing, but a spiritual transformation. This story invites us to reflect on our own faith. Are we willing to take steps of trust even when the outcome isn't clear? Gratitude begins in those moments—choosing to praise God while still in the process. Like the one leper who returned, we're called to turn back, thank Jesus, and recognize His hand in every blessing, no matter how small. Today, let this be your encouragement: thank God not only for what He's done but also for the steps you're taking in faith. Whether you're waiting on healing, restoration, or provision, gratitude keeps your heart aligned with His grace. Keep walking, keep trusting—and don't forget to turn back and give thanks. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Sometimes, life's toughest moments feel like they're pushing us into the unknown, asking us to trust in a plan we can't yet see. But what if those difficult moments are exactly where God is working out something great in our lives? Just like Abraham's story, when God asked him to sacrifice his son, there's a deep truth: trusting God's process—even when it's hard—is key to spiritual growth. It's not always easy, but we're invited to lean in with faith, knowing that even the most challenging situations can bring about God's purpose. In every season, especially the tough ones, thankfulness is a powerful tool. When we choose gratitude in our trials, it opens the door to joy and resilience, reminding us that God is at work, even when things don't make sense. So, let's shift our perspective and trust that God is guiding us through every struggle. By embracing His plan with gratitude, we can grow stronger in faith, knowing that He is always present, providing for us along the way. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In life, heroes don't always come with capes or fame; they're often the quiet figures right beside us—those who step up in a crisis, provide comfort, and make sacrifices to support others. From parents and teachers to military service members and emergency responders, these heroes give more than expected, acting out of love, duty, or compassion, often without seeking recognition. David's story reminds us of the courage it takes to stand up for what's right, even when no one else does. David didn't set out to be a hero; he was compelled by faith and trust in a power greater than his own. Just like David, many heroes don't begin with a plan to change lives—they're simply compelled by an urgency to act, whether in the smallest gestures or in the face of giants. You are someone's hero, making a lasting difference, and those people are truly grateful. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

When we're scared or uncertain, having someone close often brings comfort. In much the same way, God's presence gives us peace during times of fear and struggle. In 2 Kings, we see a vivid picture of God's protection surrounding us, even when we cannot see it. His guidance serves as a gentle guardrail, keeping us on track. The comfort and strength found in God's presence help us face life's darkest valleys. Even when life feels overwhelming, His grace sustains us, reminding us that we are never alone.

In 1 Samuel, Israel wrestles with the age-old question of desire and destiny. As Samuel ages, his sons fall short of the godly legacy he leaves, leading Israel to request a king to be like other nations. Despite God's warnings through Samuel about the harsh realities of kingship—sacrifices, taxes, and burdens—the people insist, rejecting God's unique plan for them. It's a reminder of the risks that come with relentlessly pursuing our wants, especially when they conflict with divine guidance. The desire to "be like everyone else" is tempting, but it can cloud our judgment. God's plan is often different from the world's, and pursuing what others have might mean trading His best for what's merely “good enough.” This passage challenges us to guard our desires, to wait patiently, and to trust that God's plan is individually crafted. By aligning with His purpose, we find true fulfillment—far beyond anything we might covet from others. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Jesus describes Himself as the gate, offering a rich and fulfilling life to those who come through Him, while the thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy. The thief's goal is to rob us of our present joy and eternal future, filling our minds with lies. He whispers that Christianity is for the weak or unimportant, but this couldn't be further from the truth. The devil is a liar and will do anything to pull us away from God's plan. The good news? Christ fills the emptiness in our hearts that the world cannot satisfy. Just as Jesus welcomed the broken woman in Luke 7, He offers forgiveness and purpose to those who turn to Him. Life with Jesus is abundant, and the riches found in Him are eternal. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In the bustling world of church life, we often fall prey to the myth that pastors and missionaries hold a superior place in God's eyes compared to average Christians. But is that really true? As Paul reminds us in I Thessalonians 5, honoring our leaders is essential, but so is recognizing that every person plays a vital role in the body of Christ. Everyone has a unique gift from God that contributes to the church's mission. While pastors and missionaries play visible roles, the truth is that every calling matters. Each person's contribution, no matter how small, is vital to the body of Christ. As we serve humbly and wholeheartedly, let's embrace our unique gifts and support one another in our spiritual walks. We all have a purpose in God's plan! Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Water baptism is a significant step in a person's faith journey. In Matthew 3, even Jesus chose to be baptized by John the Baptist, which surprised John. He felt unworthy, but Jesus insisted it was important to fulfill God's plans. This act shows humility and sets an example for all believers. Today, we will witness people publicly declaring their faith through baptism. This act represents their acceptance of Christ and commitment to following Him. Baptism symbolizes dying to sin and starting a new life in Christ. Let's remember that baptism requires understanding and belief. It's not just a ceremony; it's about the faith behind it that changes lives. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Many people think the Bible is just a bunch of stories made up by humans, but there's more to it. The Bible claims to be inspired by God. In 2 Peter, it says that prophecy comes from the Holy Spirit, not from people's ideas. Despite being written by around 40 authors over 1,500 years, the Bible has a consistent message about God's love and mercy. Its 66 books tell a single story of how God wants a relationship with us, especially through Jesus, who offers forgiveness and salvation. The Bible also contains many fulfilled prophecies about Jesus' life and death, showing its divine nature. The Bible isn't just a historical book; it's a guide that reveals God's truth and our shared humanity. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Imagine if a thief could read your mind—he'd know every weakness, every fear, and every hidden treasure. Our fate would seem bleak. But take heart: Satan has no such power. As seen in the story of Job, Satan must seek permission from God to test us. He doesn't have divine insight or omnipresence, but he is a master of deception and influence, continually trying to lead us astray. Ultimately, God's knowledge surpasses all. He knows our hearts, minds, and the outcomes of our lives in advance. Satan may tempt, but God's omniscience prevails. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

In a world full of myths and legends, it's easy to be swayed by stories that may not hold up to scrutiny. We often encounter stories that distort reality over time. The Apostle Paul warned Timothy that people would seek out teachers who tell them what they want to hear rather than the truth. Instead of falling for myths that align with our desires, we should cling to the sound teachings of God's Word. God's power is infinite, as highlighted by Isaiah and Jeremiah, whereas Satan's power is limited and subject to God's authority. While myths might suggest otherwise, remember that God's strength is boundless. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Our culture is obsessed with perfection, from perfect looks to flawless performances on TV and sports. We're bombarded with images of "perfect" people living perfect lives. It's no wonder we feel pressure to measure up, believing that being perfect will make us more acceptable, more loved. But this relentless pursuit of perfection is not what God intended for us. The enemy uses this cultural obsession to deceive us into thinking we must be perfect before coming to God. However, the Bible invites us to come as we are—imperfect and broken. True perfection, as God defines it, is about growth and maturity, not flawlessness. Instead of striving for an impossible standard, we're called to rest in the grace and freedom found in Jesus, focusing on His work rather than our own efforts. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Myths don't just live in everyday life; they're deeply rooted in our religious beliefs, too. One of the most damaging myths? The idea that religious people are always kind and loving. In Matthew 9, we see Jesus doing the unexpected. He calls Matthew, a tax collector despised by his own people, to follow Him. Later, Jesus shares a meal with Matthew, other tax collectors, and so-called sinners. This sparks outrage among the Pharisees, who question why Jesus would associate with such bad people. But Jesus recognized what the Pharisees missed—Matthew's heart was ready for change.Religious appearances don't impress Jesus; what matters is a genuine relationship with Him. Jesus sees beyond our mistakes and failures, valuing those whom our world often overlooks. He's not here for the “perfect” but for the broken, the flawed, and the lost. Let's focus on the truth: Jesus is passionate about people, and He sees the worth in everyone, even when others can't. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch #Truth #Faith #Promises

Life is full of mysteries, some amusing, and some profound. Our curiosity begins early, as children explore the world around them, constantly asking "why." This desire to understand doesn't fade with age. We're always searching for answers, trying to make sense of the world and its many puzzles. While we may never solve every mystery,, the search for truth can lead us to deeper insights, especially when we turn to God's Word. There, we find a perspective that is even greater our limited understanding, offering peace and hope amidst life's questions. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Myths about Christianity are prevalent and can distort our understanding of our faith. These misconceptions can come from various sources, including non-believers and well-meaning Christians. They often present a skewed view of key aspects of Christian doctrine and practice, leading to confusion about fundamental truths. Life is full of myths—some are entertaining, but others, especially those about God and heaven, carry eternal significance. It's crucial to ground our beliefs in God's Truth rather than being misled by human errors and misconceptions. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch #Wisdom #Guidance #Choices

We often think we can find better ways to do things, believing that more knowledge or a new path will lead to success. But as 1 Corinthians 3:19 says, "For the wisdom of this world is foolishness to God." We naturally search for better options, whether it's picking the fastest checkout line at the store or watching videos to fix things ourselves. Despite our high levels of education and accomplishments, society's problems like poverty and addiction are getting worse. This shows the limits of human wisdom. God's direction, found in the Bible, offers the perfect path. Proverbs warns, "There is a path before each person that seems right, but it ends in death." While we might believe in making our own paths, God's way leads to true peace and contentment. So, it's wise to follow God's guidance for a fulfilling life. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Ever wonder if life came with an instruction manual? Well, it turns out, it does—the Bible! It's not just a collection of ancient texts but God's own guidebook for living wisely and fully. God's Word isn't just alive; it's powerful, cutting through life's clutter, showing us what needs change. Reading the Bible isn't about ticking off a religious duty. It's about unlocking the secrets of life, understanding our purpose, and finding peace in life's storms.Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Cleaning out the clutter in our homes can be hard and time-consuming. We often keep too much stuff, but getting rid of it is necessary to make our living spaces more organized and comfortable. We can see the story of King Hezekiah in 2 Chronicles 29, where Hezekiah's mission to cleanse the temple, neglected and tainted by previous generations, becomes a powerful message for our personal spiritual journeys. Hezekiah's dedication to purging the temple mirrors our need to cleanse our inner lives of sin and distractions. There is an importance in maintaining a pure and orderly life, both spiritually and physically. We all need to engage in self-examination and the removal of spiritual clutter. We need to be honest with ourselves, pursuing a renewal of our commitment to God. Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Every time you buy something new, you get an instruction manual that can seem intimidating. Wise people take the time to read and understand it. The same goes for God's instruction manual—the Bible. In II Kings 22, we read about Hilkiah the high priest finding the Book of the Law in the Lord's Temple. When Shaphan read it to King Josiah, the king was so grieved by the people's neglect of God's Word. This powerful reaction shows us the importance of knowing and adhering to God's instructions.Think about assembling a toy or piece of furniture without reading the manual. You might get it together, but it's likely to be unstable or fall apart. Similarly, life without God's guidance can lead to unnecessary struggles and heartache. Wise people read the manual and apply its teachings. In our own lives, keeping a tight grip on God's Word is crucial. It's easy to neglect or disregard it, especially when life gets busy. But like Josiah, we need to recognize the Bible's value and make it a priority. It reveals the greatness of God and provides wisdom and direction for every aspect of our lives. So, let's be wise and diligently seek to understand and live by God's instruction manual. Subscribe to Our Channel! New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Miracles begin with a hint of faith. Many times, we hear what Jesus has done for others. Luke 5 recounts a moment when Peter's faith transformed his understanding of Jesus. Despite a fruitless night of fishing, Peter obeyed Jesus' command to cast the nets again, resulting in a miraculous catch so bountiful that the nets began to tear. Jesus instructed Peter to go deeper and cast his nets once more. Peter had witnessed Jesus' miracles for others, but now it was personal. With a hint of faith, he obeyed, leading to an abundant catch. This event wasn't just about fish; it was about trust and faith in Jesus' words. Our own miracles begin with that same hint of faith. Often, we know what Jesus can do for others but hesitate to believe for ourselves. We need to step out in faith, as Peter did, and experience God's provision. Miracles aren't meant to be kept to ourselves; they are blessings to be shared, showing the power of faith and the goodness of God. Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

We can be so afraid of disappointment that we never attempt anything. God created you for more. You were created to live life, and to makethe most of each day and each opportunity. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego showed us the power of faith in Daniel 3. They refused to worship King Nebuchadnezzar's golden statue, even at the threat of a fiery furnace. Their story teaches us to stand firm in our faith, knowing God has a purpose for placing us exactly where we are. Life's challenges and setbacks often feel overwhelming, but they are opportunities to grow and trust in God's plan. When we stand firm in our faith, even in the face of fiery trials, we can achieve more than we ever imagined, all for the glory of God. Aim high in God, for He has placed you where you are for His purpose and glory. Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Every person needs and deserves a real father. We have many people in our world who have never known their biological father or their father is absent. The problems in the world can be attributed to our lack of responsible fathers. Every person needs the unconditional love of a real father. In our own lives, we may have father figures who, like Abram, provide guidance, protection, and love. These men teach us resilience, wisdom, and the importance of standing by our loved ones. As we reflect on these examples, let us acknowledge and appreciate the real fathers in our lives, whether they are biological or chosen, and strive to emulate their unwavering support and dedication.Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch

Many people believe, “It is hard to get saved and to know that you are saved." That's not God's grace; that is man's grace. Salvation is a simple process. Our salvation is a free gift from God. God's grace is supernatural and freely given, not based on our works but on His goodness. Salvation is simple and accessible to all who believe. God doesn't save us and leave us to go through life alone. He provides guidance and expects us to grow and progress in our faith. Like the man healed at the pool of Bethesda, Jesus not only grants us a fresh start but also instructs us to live righteously. This continuous process of transformation and guidance ensures we remain aligned with His purpose. Subscribe to Our Channel!   New to LifeRock? Click here: liferockchurch.org/get-connected To support this ministry and help us reach people in our community. Click here: liferockchurch.org/give Do you need someone to pray for you? We will pray for you. Click here: liferockchurch.org/online-prayer Looking for weekly inspiration and guidance? Check out our devotionals. Click Here: liferockchurch.org/devotions Follow:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeRockColumbia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LifeRockChurch Twitter: https://twitter.com/LifeRockChurch