FMSPW 2023 Session 1

  •   Sep 15, 2023   •  

Audio recorded at Feed My Sheep for Pastors Wives Conference 2023. This recording is Session One from Erin Wheeler on 1 Peter 1:3–9. Continue reading

When Christians Sing

When Christians sing God’s Word with the congregation, God is praised. It is, therefore, simply unthinkable to be an un-singing Christian. We sing because we are made in God’s image, … Continue reading

When Jesus Shows Up

King Jesus is with his people in a special way when they are gathered as his church to do his royal business of corporate worship. “Corporate worship” is what takes … Continue reading

Anxiety’s Remedy

  •   Aug 27, 2023   •     •   Matthew 6:19–34

In Matthew 6:19–34, Jesus addresses twin concepts: treasure and anxiety. Jesus provides three contrasts: two treasures, two eyes, and two masters to encourage his followers towards complete devotion to himself. … Continue reading

Is the Law Good?

After arguing that grace produces holiness while the law arouses sinful passions (Rom. 7:1–6), Paul now clarifies the law is good. Sin, not the law, is the problem. The law … Continue reading

To Whom Do I Belong?

In this paragraph, Paul continues an argument he began in chapter 6. He debunks the notion that Christianity is a license to sin. Nothing could be further from the truth. … Continue reading

Women’s Ministry Fall Kickoff Devotional 2023

  •   Aug 08, 2023   •  

This is the audio recording of the devotional given by Jaynie Timmons at the 2023 Fall Kickoff on the topic of “Friendship.” Continue reading

God Is Our Refuge

  •   Aug 06, 2023   •     •   Psalm 46:1–3

Psalm 46 teaches us that God is our refuge, strength, and ever-present help. Because of this, God’s people have no reason for fear. Christians are vulnerable and can only have … Continue reading

On Pilgrimage—Where?

  •   Jul 30, 2023   •     •   Isaiah 2

As Christians, we are on a pilgrimage to Mount Zion—God’s heavenly Kingdom, which will be consummated on the Day of the Lord. For now, we ought to “walk in the … Continue reading

Despair

Sadly, we’ve seen an uptick in “despair” in recent years. Many of our neighbors (and some of our own) are walking through life burdened by depression and anxiety. Some individuals … Continue reading