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Just The Beginning Listen
Every disciple of Jesus is equipped with the Bible, the Easter story, a living relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Together, they form the seeds of the gospel - seeds which are meant to be sowed within a broken world. As the memories of Easter fade, let us look again to the mission field right outside of our doors. -
The Significance of the Resurrection Listen
What makes the resurrection of Jesus so significant? It confirms Jesus' identity, offers saving grace and clarifies the purpose of Christians, according to Romans 1:4-6. Study with us as we consider these relevant truths and their application for our lives. -
Welcoming One Another Listen
Welcome One Another - Romans 15:1-7 -
Seeing Clearly Through Mercy Listen
How did Paul go from perpetuating violence to being inspired by the Holy Spirit to write, “bless those who persecute you” (v14), “never avenge yourselves” (v19) and “conquer evil with good” (v21)? -
Facing The Enemy Listen
How ought Christians respond to hatred from enemies? The answers from the Apostle Paul are simply but very deep. This is the conclusion of our "Life as Worship" series from Romans 12. -
Witness of Love Listen
Devotional 6 of 7 on the topic of "Life as Worship" from First Mennonite Church of Morton during the COVID-19 pandemic. What are some ways in which Christians ought to love during this time? Does love even matter in our witness? We consider what God's Word has to say from Romans 12:13-16. -
Genuine Love Listen
If love supersedes emotions, how can we better understand it? Let's consider Romans 12:9-10 with 'Wednesday in the Word.' -
Joyful Through Tribulation Listen
Devotional 5 of 7 on the topic of "Life as Worship" from First Mennonite Church of Morton during the COVID-19 pandemic. How can Christians maintain patience in the midst of tribulation? It is even possible to be joyfully patient? We answer these questions as study God's word together. -
Part of the Team Listen
Interdependent communities are part of God’s design for living a life of worship. If you are a Christian, then you are part of a team. -
Leaning into Harmony Listen
Devotional 4 of 7 on the topic of "Life as Worship" from First Mennonite Church of Morton during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scripture makes it clear that God desires His redeemed people to be unified, with one mind and one voice. As impossible as that may sound and difficult to achieve, we consider how the Lord encourages Christians to 'lean into' real, harmonious Christian living through the teaching of the Apostle Paul. -
Our Greatest Obstacle Listen
In the context of Christian community, pride must be addressed because it always obstructs relationships – between self and others and between self and God. -
Dealing With Our Pride Listen
What prevents there from being joyous harmony between Christians who want to worship the Lord with their lives? The answer is our individual struggles with pride. Therefore, the Apostle Paul shares how to put our pride in perspective in the transitional verse in Romans 12:3. Listen in to learn more! -
The Accessible Will of God Listen
When we survey the Scriptures, we’ll notice that there are some complexities about the mountain which is named “God’s will.” -
Renewing Our Minds Listen
When should we "blend into the world" for the sake of sharing the gospel and when should we "not conform" as mentioned in Romans 12:2? Certainly, we need discernment. Paul instructs the Christians in Rome, and us now, that in order to be discerning people, we need to renew our minds. What does that mean? We explore all of this in this devotional. -
Life As Worship Listen
When you think of “true worship” what comes to your mind? Of course, such a question is probably shaped by your various religious experiences. But consider this for a moment... -
In View of God's Mercy Listen
What kind of worship is "acceptable" to God? Typically we think of material gifts, music or assembling together in a place. While those are all wonderful ways to worship, the Lord actually has something much bigger in mind. Join us as we study Romans 12. -
