To God you are absolutely everything. But David as the psalmist in Psalms 8, asks in verses 3 and 4, “When I consider Your heavens, the work of Your fingers, the moon and the stars, which You have ordained,  What is man that You are mindful of him, and the son of man that You visit him?” … Continue reading The post To God, You Are Absolutely Everything appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

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To God, You Are Absolutely Everything

Take off your mask. These four words swept throughout the country a few days ago and people are responding with a collective sigh of relief. The joy of being able to step into the fresh air and simply breathe without a mask is exhilarating. Wearing a mask is not new. It has been going on … Continue reading The post Take Off Your Mask appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Take Off Your Mask

Passover. A significant event – may be the most significant day on the Jewish calendar. We read about it n the book of Exodus. God had displayed multiple acts of power on the Egyptians in an effort to get the children of Israel freed from captivity. Each time the head of the nation, Pharoah said … Continue reading The post Why Passover is Important for Christians appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Why Passover is Important for Christians

God planted a seed. In Genesis Chapter One God creates vegetation and seeds and fruit-bearing trees. He tells them they will “produce after their own kind.” God did this on the third day. Sound significant? On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead, the seed that God had planted, and all who are born-again … Continue reading The post God Planted a Seed appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

God Planted a Seed

The coroavirus pandemic has been challenging in so many ways. Sickness, death, and fear have spread through individuals and families like wildfire. It has been a time that has caused some to question what is God doing, what is going on, what can I believe? It is a time where the church has been confronted … Continue reading The post Even in a Pandemic, God Loves You appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Even in a Pandemic, God Loves You

Christians up a tree? In this edition of the podcast, Pastor Mark shares how many believers are living in the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, instead of the Tree of Life. Just as the serpent deceived Eve and Adam in the Garden of Eden, so is he still deceiving believers today. “Has … Continue reading The post Christians Up a Tree appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Christians Up a Tree

The murder of George Floyd was horrific and without excuse. The resulting unrest in our country leaves many with questions for which answers are difficult. The big question for people of faith is, “What should the church do now?” The church must do this now more than ever: pray, pray and pray. Not routine prayers … Continue reading The post The Church Must Do This Now appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

The Church Must Do This Now

Coronavirus has shut down most of the United States. But, God has given us a gift in the midst of this crisis. We have perhaps the greatest opportunity as a church that we have had in decades. The coronavirus is bad, but God wants to proclaim through this vessel that He has a gift in … Continue reading The post Coronavirus, Seeing God’s Gift in the Crisis appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Coronavirus, Seeing God’s Gift in the Crisis

You can go to hell, but the truth is that God does not want anyone to make that choice, but wants everyone to come to the saving grace He offers us through His Son Jesus. Sadly, some will say “no” to God’s gift of salvation and to His great love. It’s Your Choice The truth … Continue reading The post You Can Go to Hell appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

You Can Go to Hell

Being broken is not fun. Have you suffered a loss, or perhaps heartbreak or tragedy? Then you know that this world we live in is filled with things that assault our faith. As Christians, we believe that God loves us. But, we also struggle at times when there is no answer to the pain that … Continue reading The post Broken: Are You the One? appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Broken: Are You the One?

Brokenness implies pain, something is not right, something might be shattered. Like thousands of tiny shards, our lives can seem completely undone, with no hope of repair. But, like a coconut that takes quite an effort to break open, the effort is rewarded with “the good stuff.” Embrace the Process When we are going through … Continue reading The post Brokenness Gets to the Good Stuff appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Brokenness Gets to the Good Stuff

Carnal Christianity has emerged from centuries of the church trying to do the impossible: tame the flesh. In well-intentioned sermons, books, conferences and myriad other ways, ministry leaders have offered their secrets for taming the beast the Apostle Paul referred to as, “the flesh.” As a result, carnal Christianity has emerged. Not a Christianity that … Continue reading The post Taming the Flesh appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Taming the Flesh

It is easy to receive the “Grace Message” and become so focused on God’s love for us and grace toward us that we forget that there is a whole lot more to living in this world. For example, how are our relationships with others? Are there unresolved issues? Are there offenses? Jesus was very practical … Continue reading The post Grace and Offenses appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Grace and Offenses

Christian, come out of darkness. The Apostle Paul wrote in Colossians 1:13,14 that we have been conveyed – moved, transferred, translated – from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of His Son. “He has delivered us from the power of darkness and [c]conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His love, in whom … Continue reading The post Christian, Come Out of Darkness appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

Christian, Come Out of Darkness

Some of the most powerful words in Christianity turn our focus away from ourselves and onto the perfect Lamb of God. Realizing that in the Old Testament the priests examined the sacrifice and  not the one who brought the sacrifice will change our lives. God is not examining you or me today, but He has examined … Continue reading The post Five of the Most Powerful Words in Christianity appeared first on Fueled By Grace.

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