Friday’s Good because Sunday’s Coming!

When Jesus Christ died on the cross on Good Friday, it looked as if everything was done, everything went dark, and everything was dead. There may be times in your life that things look done, dark, and dead.

If you can relate to times like these, please join me for this week’s message.

But what you need to know is that is when God is on the move!

That’s when miracles are in the making!

That’s when resurrection life happens!

Blessings,
Thom

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The “Remember” Remedy

Isn’t it frustrating when we forget things?

I don’t know about you, but when I forget where my car keys are, or my wallet, or a password on one of my accounts, or a friend’s birthday, it’s just a bummer! But the worst thing that we could ever forget is all the benefits that are found in the Lord as we go through daily life and try to do it all on our own.

If you strive to remember to bring God’s Grace into your everyday life situations, this week’s message is for you.

In fact, the Bible says in Psalm 103:2, “Forget not all His benefits.”

I want to give you a remedy on how to remember the good things every day!

Blessings,
Thom

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Comparison is the Thief of Joy

Did you know that going down the road of comparison can affect your mental health and even ruin your relationships?

If you have ever felt bad when you look at what someone else has, or what their life is like, you’re not alone. Human nature draws us to do this. But it turns out there is a better way.

Join me for this week’s message to learn how to feel good instead of not enough.

Comparison is a sneaky thief that attempts to steal your joy.

Comparing ourselves to others so many times leaves us with feelings of inadequacy, anxiety, and even fear. It ruins relationships because we can find ourselves envious, jealous, and ungrateful.

God’s word has a lot to say about this.

Let’s discover together!

Blessings,
Thom

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Open your Heart to Hopeful Possibilities

A friend said to me recently, “Sometimes I can have more faith in my fears coming true, than in God coming through for me.”

If you’ve ever struggled to have faith in an uncertain future, you’re not alone… I think you’ll really relate to this week’s message.

Do you ever find yourself thinking that way?

Hope in God is a powerful force.

It takes faith, but you can do it.

You can open your heart to hopeful possibilities, knowing that God is the God of possibilities!

Blessings,
Thom

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Sorrow and Celebration can Coexist

God’s word says there is a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance. Did you know that you can have sorrow and still celebrate each new day?

Join me this week as we learn how God encourages us to celebrate even though we’re facing sadness, stress or challenges.

We must not let the sorrow of yesterday cloud the celebration of new possibilities today.

Find out what God has to say about this!

Blessings,
Thom

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Got Grace?

There is a common expression, “By the grace of God, go I.”

Join me this week to learn to notice the 5 different types of Grace God places in our life.

It is so true that we need to live and understand the grace of God in our lives.

The interesting thing is the Bible talks about different types of grace working in us.

It’s what I’m calling the five faces of graces!

Check it out.

Blessings,
Thom

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