Our Plan God's Will
It's wise to plan for the future, but planning that focuses only on our goals and desires reveals that we value our own agenda above God's wisdom. James provides a helpful correction by reminding us that although we are weak and limited in our ability to know the future, God is strong, constant, and perfectly wise. We can plan wisely when we humbly pursue God's glory day by day and commit our plans to him, relying on His Word, His Spirit, and His people to inform our decisions.
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Recent Sermons
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08/24/25
From Envy to Contentment
Asaph, in Psalm 73, wrestles with envy as he watches the wicked prosper. Struggling to trust God’s goodness, Asaph brings ...
Nick Spurgeon
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08/24/25
The Enduring Christian
In 2 Timothy 2, Paul exhorts Timothy to find strength not in himself, but in the grace that is in ...
Cameron Cronk
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08/17/25
One Thing, Forever
The book of Revelation is not intended primarily to spark speculation about the future; rather, it's a book written ...
Danny Schillero