Have you ever had to face an ultimatum of following the law of man or to follow God’s command? Shiphrah and Puah, two Hebrew midwives, certainly did. In this teaching, Trish talks with us about the blessings that come out of obeying God, and encourages us, through prayer, to stand strong in what we know God is calling us to do in our day to day lives.
Bonnie leads us into worship this week to acknowledge that every blessing comes from our Lord. And we, in turn, lift up our voices to praise His everlasting mercy and goodness.
Whether making it for a quick lunch or taking to a gathering, chicken salad seems to always be a hit. Join Dr. Deborah in her kitchen as she prepares a quick and easy recipe you can truly make your own.
In this week’s Edition, join our host, Dr. Deborah Harper, as we learn about the foundations of fruitful relationships; honor, humility, and hospitality.
How do we function in the calling God has placed upon our lives? By the truth of the Gospel. Shermaine takes us into the scriptures surrounding Priscilla’s story to discover how we can walk forth in honor, humility, and hospitality.
Christal and her husband, Andrew, run their own businesses, have 3 children, and are heavily involved within their church and community. Christal takes a moment to sit down with us and share what it is like to manage her household and businesses at the same time.
As Gillian leads us into this time of worship, be reminded that if we place our hopes, thoughts, and actions upon the truth of Christ Jesus our foundation will not become broken. Building something of strength takes time, but trust Jesus in the process of it.
Aquila and Priscilla were a husband and wife team in the early church. As tent makers and ministers, they gave to their community from the abundance of their hearts. They not only supplied physical shelters for people to live in, but they also opened up their home to disciple and mentor others in their growth and understanding of Christ Jesus. Phoebe Knox teaches us how we also can walk in hospitality to others, stay accountable with each other in love, and that God will use the circumstances we are in to better reach those around us.
A classic Southern staple, Sweet Tea is found at many gatherings. Drawing people closer together around the table at a family dinner, or as they sit and visit together. Dr. Deborah shares with us her family’s recipe of Sweet Tea, adding an extra dose of love into
each batch!
