8.24.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

1. Are You Willing to Step Into New Territory with God?

Then you will know which way to go, since you have never been this way before.” (Joshua 3:4 NIV)  

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9 NIV)

Reflection: 

God often leads us into unfamiliar places—new seasons, new challenges, and new opportunities. Are you satisfied with where you are spiritually, or is God calling you to ta

8.17.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

1. Acknowledging Each Other’s Presence (Romans 12:10)

“Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves.”

God calls us to honor and value every person in our church family. Taking the time to truly notice, greet, and listen to one another shows Christ’s love in action.  

Question:

How can you make sure everyone in your church family feels seen and valued this week?

2. Supporting Each Other in Times of Trouble (Galatians 6:2)**  

“Carry each other’s burdens,

8.10.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

1. Reflecting on Jonah's story, have you ever felt like Jonah, running away from a task God has given you? How did you respond and what was the outcome?

2. God's love for sinners is evident in His mercy towards the Ninevites. How does this change or affirm your understanding of God's love towards you, even in your imperfections and sin?

3. God showed incredible patience with Jonah despite his disobedience. Can you identify an area in your life where you need to experience G

7.27.25 Sermon Follow Up Devotional

Question 1: How can I love my neighbor as myself, even when it’s controversial or uncomfortable?**  

Matthew 22:39 reminds us that Jesus calls us to love our neighbor as ourselves—without exceptions. Loving others doesn’t mean we must agree with everything about them, but it does mean treating them with kindness, respect, and compassion, just as Chip and Joanna Gaines did when they served a same-sex couple.  

Reflect: Who is God calling you to love today, even if it chall

7.6.25 Follow Up Devotional

Question 1: Reflecting on God's Unchanging Goodness  

Scripture: James 1:17 (NIV) – "Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows."  

Reflection:  

How have you personally experienced the unchanging goodness of God in your life, especially during times of uncertainty? As a church, how can we remind one another of God's steadfast goodness in seasons of change?

Question 2: Trusting God's

6.29.25 Follow Up Devotional

God went out of His way to help us by sending Jesus. Are we willing to go out of our way to help others and live out the gospel message? Our faith is not meant to be passive or occasional—it is meant to be active and life-changing every day. If we truly follow Jesus and love our neighbors as ourselves, our lives and our communities should look different.

1. Am I Willing to Be Interrupted to Help Someone in Need?

Acts 3:1-3; Luke 9:23

Peter and John were simply going about th

6.15.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional Reflection: Lessons from Samson's Life

Samson's life was marked by incredible potential, powerful victories, but also deep struggles. His story invites us to reflect upon our own journey with God, our sensitivity to His Spirit, our personal holiness, and the courage we need to live faithfully in challenging times.

Test #1: Salvation and God's Call  

Samson was stirred by God's Spirit from his early years (Judges 13:25) and is listed among heroes of faith who accom

6.8.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

Often, we mistakenly think that church growth is solely the pastor's responsibility. Yet, Scripture reminds us that church growth is a shared task involving God, church leaders, and every believer. Today, let's reflect on our own role in God's design for growing His church.

1. God Brings the Growth  

Read 1 Corinthians 3:6-7.  

Reflect: Do you rely primarily on your own efforts, or are you trusting and praying for God’s power and guidance in your church's growth?

2. Equipped

6.1.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

Three Question Devotional: Cow Tipping—Worship Music

Introduction:

There's a growing temptation in churches today to craft worship experiences around emotional affirmation, cultural relevance, and personal feelings. While our intentions may be good, we risk shifting our focus from God to ourselves, from biblical truth to emotional experience. True worship, however, is always God-centered, biblically grounded, and aimed at exalting Christ alone. Let's examine our hearts and

5.18.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional Title: "Shall Your Brethren Go to War While You Sit Here?" (Numbers 32:6)

Introduction:

In Numbers 32, the tribes of Reuben and Gad wanted to settle comfortably on the east side of the Jordan rather than joining their brethren in the battle for the Promised Land. Moses challenged their thinking sharply, reminding them of their responsibility to support their brothers in the struggle. Today, as Christians, we too are in a spiritual battle. Each believer must consi

4.20.25 Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional: Embracing the Life, Renewal, and Hope in Christ

Question 1: Do You Believe in the Life-Giver?

Scripture: John 11:25-26

Jesus asked, “Do you believe this?” His proclamation as the Life-Giver means that through Him, we can experience eternal life, no matter our earthly circumstances. Reflect on C.S. Lewis's insight that "When Christ died, He died for you individually just as much as if you had been the only man in the world." Take a moment to meditate on the person

4.13.25 Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional: Celebrating Christ's Victory Over Evil

Question 1: How Can You Live in Light of Christ’s Triumph?

Scripture: Colossians 2:15  

“He disarmed the rulers and authorities and put them to open shame by triumphing over them.” As we reflect on Aslan’s resurrection and its parallel to Jesus’ victory, consider what “rulers” or authorities in your life may be undermining your faith. In what areas do you need reminding of Christ’s victory? C.S. Lewis said, "The Son of God b

4.6.25 Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional Title: The Power of Sacrifice 

"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."* – John 3:16 (NIV)

Question 1: The Ultimate Gift of Love

What does the sacrifice of Jesus teach you about the nature of love and selflessness in your relationships?  

Reflection: Consider the ultimate gift of love that God offers through His Son. How can you express love in your life in a way that mirror

3.30.25 Sermon Follow-Up Devotional

1. The Prophecy Fulfilled:

   - Question: How does understanding the prophetic nature of Jesus’ birth enhance your appreciation for His purpose in your life?  

   - Reflection: Just as the arrival of Jesus fulfilled divine prophecies and brought hope, consider the ways God has fulfilled promises in your life. In moments of uncertainty, how can you remind yourself of the hope that His coming instills, both in history and your personal journey?

2. The Promise of a King:

   - Qu

3.23.25 Follow-Up Devotional

Devotional: Understanding the True Gospel Not Moralism

Question 1: In Galatians 1:6-7, Paul expresses astonishment at the Galatian Christians for turning away from the authentic Gospel. What are some ways we might unintentionally abandon the true Gospel in favor of a distorted version, such as moralism? Reflect on areas in your life where you might prioritize behavior over faith in Christ.

Question 2: The appeal of moralism often leads us to believe that our worthiness is b