Matthew 6

Ecclesiastes confronts us with the reality that the things of this world are passing away, but we can be confident that God is eternal.

This is the second devotion on the back to school year. Stress and social anxieties that accompany school experiences, but God is with us. He cares for us as our refuge and strength in trouble.

Life changes, God doesn’t. This four-part unit equips teens to stay grounded in Christ during times of transition and enables them to support each other in their Christian faith.

As children of God, poor in spirit and unable to bring anything to God, Jesus teaches us to pray. He teaches us to pray as disciples who must rely on our Father in heaven for everything, including our daily bread.

Sometimes there’s just nothing like a good clean…but do we ever think of cleaning up our lives?

We LIKE happy, triumphant Bible stories, but God sometimes calls us to tasks that ask us to focus beyond our own well-being. Jesus is in charge of your life; in good and “bad” you count on Him.

This study will review five different attributes that help to build identity and how their loss can impact a person’s self-concept.

We often feel the need to be surrounded by worldly possessions to survive, yet Jesus tells us in Matthew 6:19-21 that the most important treasures are those we store in heaven.