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In a world of suffering and hardships it becomes difficult to understand or even believe that God has a plan for us. Join Jeff Chacon as he inspires our hearts with part three of God’s perfect plan for imperfect people.
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In a world of suffering and hardships it becomes difficult to understand or even believe that God has a plan for us. Join Jeff Chacon as he inspires our hearts with part two of God’s perfect plan for imperfect people.
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In a world of suffering and hardships it becomes difficult to understand or even believe that God has a plan for us. Join Jeff Chacon as he inspires our hearts on God’s perfect plan for imperfect people.
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Do you have enough faith to ask God for anything? Pray, Pray, Pray, and Pray again. Gregg Eargle encourages us not to limit the amount of times we get on our knees in prayer to God. He charges us to trust in God and not in our own understanding, and to be obedient servants knowing that there is something to be grateful for...always. Amen.
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Do you wake up in prayer to God? Listen to Kyle Eastman encourage us to be immersed in prayer in order to know God's will...to understand God's will in each of our lives.
I had the privilege of attending Jeff Chacon’s parenting class this past Sunday August 2nd. Jeff shared a lesson on training our children in addition to disciplining our children. The idea behind the lesson was how we need to focus on training our children in the way of the Lord, not just in the way to be saved but in the practical way to live a life according to God’s will with his commands and covenants.
"Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it." Proverbs 22:6
As I sat through the class with Sheila I was concerned that only seventeen (17) adults were attending the parenting class. I began to wonder why there were so few brothers and sisters in attendance. Were people busy, sick, out of town, or unaware of the meeting?
