Mt. Bethel Church - Mb North

Are you willing to humble yourself and yield to God's will for your life? Will you ask Him where He would have you go? When we turn our lives toward others and away from ourselves, we are opening our eyes to truly see Jesus.

If we are to serve a Savior who is one the move, we must be people who are on the move. Jesus calls us to serve the least and the lost, so by serving the God who gives of Himself to each of us, we are able to give Him to others through our service to them.

How far can you see? Because God is God and we are not, nothing in our future is certain except uncertainty. We must stop seeking the answers; instead, we must focus our energies on seeking the One who has the answers. Remember, Jesus is always in front of us, never behind us - He's already been where we've been.

What is our posture toward our resources? How we view the blessings that God has given us is reflected in how we handle our resources. When we trust God fully, we are ensured that His providence will meet all of our needs. God honors those who honor Him.

If we are going to lead and minister to generations, we have to lean into the power of the influence God has given us. Everything we do has the potential to influence people. Are you stewarding your influence?

What do you have that God might use to lead the next generation? So often we hold onto who we are and what we have when God's desire is to to use what's in our hands and make it holy. We have the responsibility to teach and lead the next generation. What if you let go and let God use your talents for our good and His glory?

Sometimes we live as if we don't need God, but according to His word, we are fatherless without Him. We are, therefore, all orphans without choosing God to walk beside us each moment of each day. God's desire is for us to have what we need not only physically but also spiritually so that we can live as He intended. Are you living as an orphan, or are you living fully in your relationship with God?

Just like the Samaritan woman at the well, God wants to fill us so that His presence within us flows from us to others. Will you meet Him and allow Him to fill you?

Everyone has a moment or a situation that makes us shift through the rubble in our lives. How, as Christians, do we deal with those moments? Do we choose to take a step of faith trusting that Jesus will lead us through the rubble, or do we merely "hope" that things work out?

God meets us in our difficult places; He never leaves us - rather, He meets us in our moment, no matter how dangerous or difficult it is. What keeps us, then, from pursuing the future God has planned for us? When we allow our fears to take control over the reality of the moment, we limit our own future. Fear freezes us, but faith sets us free.

We all have moments that change our trajectory; will you recognize those moments or miss them completely? God uses those moments to mold us for our good and His glory because His intent for us is ALWAYS good.

God is excited when we "get" the plan He has for us and live into His vision. What is keeping you from becoming all that God wants you to be? Are your dreams preventing you from living out the dream He has for you? Ask Him to reveal His plan to you and this time, listen and be willing to step out in faith for His glory.

When we do the hard work of stopping and mining our God Dream, we move past being stuck or chasing the wrong dream. What is the next step you need to take to uncover your God dream and gain clarity in your life?

The valleys of our lives are not the dream deferred, but the dream defined. The question isn’t whether God wants you to prosper, it’s whether or not you are prepared to handle God’s prosperity.

Dreaming is for our good and God's glory. If you trust God in everything, He will do something amazing in and through you because He loves us exponentially more than we can imagine.

Begin walking in God’s dreams for you. There is a way to begin walking in the dreams God has for your life. It begins with prayer. It begins with a willingness to let go of the lesser dreams we think are great, and open ourselves to God’s greater for us. It’s about understanding who God created you to be, who God has called you to be, and where God has uniquely placed you.

Are you looking to the world for answers when trouble strikes? God is bigger than any trial you will EVER face!

Religion is often understood in terms of avoiding something bad rather than embracing something amazing. This view encourages us to participate in just the bare minimum needed to avoid the undesirable outcome. But the truth is there is a greater life is waiting for us, and we can begin to live that greater life right now. While the world around us may still be in the midst of brokenness, we can experience the resurrection life of Christ and his New Creation, even as we wait with absolute assurance for its full inauguration.

Christianity is meant to be lived in community, and it is the Community to which God has given His Spirit. We need one another in order to live in the connection that gives us God’s Spirit. We need God’s Spirit to have the peace, the joy, the self-control, and all the rest that we so want in our lives.

God will go to any lengths for us. Because we are flawed, He came to us in the form of a baby, suffered for us, and died on the cross so that our lives could be changed. How are you using what God has entrusted to you? Are you willing to show the world what God has done for you through sacrifice?