... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...

... blessings. This man didn’t seek wisdom or contentment—he wanted Jesus to enforce his idea of fairness. But Jesus refused, exposing a deeper issue: misplaced priorities. How often do we treat God the ...

... giving Him full custody of our being. When we do, our concerns become His priorities. I would much rather be God’s priority than be secondary on His list of blessings. Beloved brothers and sisters, ...

... us redefine or rediscover our priorities. We all have priorities. In some situations, we make wrong priorities but other times too we get it right and in some, we need to redefine them. Christians with ...

... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...

... us redefine or rediscover our priorities. We all have priorities. In some situations, we make wrong priorities but other times too we get it right and in some, we need to redefine them. Christians with ...

... wasted, redeemed, invested but cannot be suspended for anyone. How you spend your time is a reflection of who you are, your interest and priorities. Time can be seen as past, present and future. The past ...

... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...

... us redefine or rediscover our priorities. We all have priorities. In some situations, we make wrong priorities but other times too we get it right and in some, we need to redefine them. Christians with ...

... where my priorities lie. Watching the game on TV might not be a bad thing but if it’s taking away from my prayer life, time reading the word or serving others I have essentially decided to serve another ...

... wasted, redeemed, invested but cannot be suspended for anyone. How you spend your time is a reflection of who you are, your interest and priorities. Time can be seen as past, present and future. The past ...

... he take the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus' priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, ...

... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...

... wasted, redeemed, invested but cannot be suspended for anyone. How you spend your time is a reflection of who you are, your interest and priorities. Time can be seen as past, present and future. The past ...

... where my priorities lie. Watching the game on TV might not be a bad thing but if it’s taking away from my prayer life, time reading the word or serving others I have essentially decided to serve another ...

... that He shows us all through obedience to His Son. Reflection We are more than halfway through the year and it is a good time to refocus and set our priorities right. What consumes most of your time? ...

... the devil up on his offer? The answer lies in Jesus priorities and motivation for the decisions that he was making. Jesus wasn’t focused on serving the devil, he wasn’t focused on serving Himself, instead ...

... where my priorities lie. Watching the game on TV might not be a bad thing but if it’s taking away from my prayer life, time reading the word or serving others I have essentially decided to serve another ...

... us redefine or rediscover our priorities. We all have priorities. In some situations, we make wrong priorities but other times too we get it right and some we need to redefine them. Christians with the ...

... makes gambling a sin. Let me outline three additional reasons why gambling is a sin. First, it can cause us to lose sight of our priorities. Anytime something is more important than the Lord, it is ...