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And at the beginning of every semester the Beacon does a special devotional painting night. They pick one section of scripture and then students reflect on that while they paint.
Human beings and the world were designed together. This world provides for us everything that we need in order to get by.
There's a psychological phenomenon that I think that we're all a little bit susceptible to. It's called rosy retrospection.
Today, I want to share with you part of a verse from the book of Romans. And it's not even a whole verse.
Do you know anyone who's a backseat driver? Have you ever been a backseat driver?
Have you ever been punched in the gut so much that you've just had the wind knocked out of you?
Why are you here right now? Now, I'm not just asking about, like, why are you watching this devotion video? I'm asking the bigger picture question, why are you here on this planet? What is your purpose? What's the meaning of life?
Reverend Brian Klebig shares the story of how 10 cents affected multiple generations of his family.
It's interesting that becoming part of a Christian congregation is really a wonderful blessing from God.
Sometimes I wonder if we have such reverence for God's Word that we almost don't want to take that Bible off the shelf. It looks so good, so perfect.
Some things that don't seem very important to us are very important to God. Today Pastor Ken Mellon tells us about some things that are important to God.
I've heard it said before that life's a journey, not a destination.
