Posts by Jeffrey Love

Posts by Jeffrey Love

Sharing Your Faith Leads to Joy

As we journey through life, it’s easy to feel like joy is hard to come by. But what if I told you that the message of faith you hold dear could be the key to unlocking profound and unending joy? This post is for faithful followers of Jesus everywhere, reminding us that sharing our faith is a responsibility and a path to living true joy and intimacy with God. The…

Ignite Your Life with Barry Meguiar

When life seems like a winding road, sometimes all we need is a little guidance and inspiration to keep us on track. This is what our Ignite Your Life weekend sermon series is all about. This February 10th and 11th, we are extremely privileged to have Barry Meguiar, the renowned personality behind Meguiar’s Car Wax and Car Crazy, joining us for a weekend of…

Weathering Life’s Storms

How to Cultivate and Practice Compassion in Difficult Times Life’s storms can leave us feeling uncertain and scared. But the account of Matthew 14 shows us that there is hope and compassion even in the midst of chaos. Jesus reaching out His hand during the storm is a powerful symbol of His unwavering compassion. This simple action teaches us about the power and…

Compassion in Action

The Heart of Jesus and How to Show Compassion to Those Who Are Vulnerable Jesus’ Compassion Jesus is often referred to as the embodiment of love and compassion. Throughout the New Testament, we see countless instances of Jesus showing compassion toward those vulnerable, marginalized, and needy. His love and empathy knew no boundaries – he extended it to all,…

Answers to Balancing Work and Life

As we approach Labor Day weekend, it’s an ideal time to shift our focus toward the reason for this holiday – our labor. Work, in its many forms, is a blessing. It’s a fundamental aspect of our existence, a God-given mandate that shapes our lives and facilitates our personal growth and societal contribution. Through work, we discover our passions,…
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