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God is good, all the time and He is at work in and behind everything, so it's not up to you. But, He has made you a real partner, and reinstated your dominion in the world so, though God is on the throne, everything you think, do, pray and say makes a real difference.

If you can't see God acting, it doesn't mean He isn't acting; it just means He is preparing for His victory.

There is a prayer that you can pray and know for sure that you are praying according to the will of God and that God will delight to answer – and it is so easy, you can pray it every day, many times a day.

Every day, two voices invite us to two tables: one promises pleasure but leads to death, while the wisdom of God calls us to the banquet tale of the King.

Look to the cross and the empty tomb. Look at God who is for you. "What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?" — Romans 8:31   Whatever you're facing this week, you don't face it alone.

Wishful thinking and earthly ambitions can come and go, but deep dream from God will never die. It will shape you and sustain you and direct your life until the dream comes true and satisfies you.

Using excerpts from Psalm 119 (and other texts), this message shows how to read God's Word not merely as a moral  compass, but as the whole gracious revelation of God that moves Christ-followers into a daily relationship with the Hero of the story.

What if following God is less about finding the right map and more about following the right Person? In John 14:6, Jesus makes one of His most famous and remarkable claims: "I am the way, and the truth, and the life." Speaking to disciples who were confused, frightened, and uncertain about what came next, Jesus did not give them directions. He gave them Himself. In this message, we explore what it means for Jesus to be the Way when we are afraid of making the wrong decision, the Truth when our picture of God has become distorted, and the Life when we need something more than a better version of the life we already have. Jesus does not merely point us toward the Father. He brings us to the Father. If you have ever wondered whether you might miss God's will, take the wrong path, or fail to figure out what comes next, this message offers a different kind of confidence. Your hope does not rest on your ability to read the map. It rests on the One who has promised to lead you. Scripture: John 14:1–6 Message: I Am the Way

You aren't on earth by accident or without purpose. You have a calling or callings and you can discover and walk in those callings.

If you are a sheep, you don't have to figure out where to go and what to do – you just need a good shepherd who knows what's best -- and that's what you have in Jesus.

Amidst the millions of choices, pathways and pitfalls, you are not on your own to navigate it all. God knows the way and He wants to show you. Thankfully, He does not require you to decipher a secret treasure map—your Creator comes up behind you and says, "This is the Way."

God wants you to know His love and blessing not just in your head, but in your heart. His blessings are not just something for you to know intellectually, but also experientially.

Knowing the truth about Jesus is not the same as trusting in Jesus.  In Ephesians 1:13, Paul describes the life-changing progression of hearing the word of truth, believing in Christ, and being sealed with the Holy Spirit. The gospel is more than information to understand or a set of facts to affirm. It is an invitation to place our trust, loyalty, and entire lives in Jesus. In this message, we explore the difference between believing things about Jesus and truly believing in Him. Genuine faith is not mere agreement. It is attachment, union, and a relationship that begins reshaping every part of our lives.

We have hope! The upbuilding of hope is like the upbuilding of muscle – little fibers are town down under the stress of weights and, as they heal, they are larger and stronger What you are not experiencing is not the end of your hope, but the upbuilding of it.

When you are a Christian, you are way more than a sinner who has been saved – you are an heir – a co-heir with Christ of unsearchable spiritual riches! More at reynoldachurch.org