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What are you facing today? This week? This year? God knows the path you're on and wants you to hold on to him. Whether your trials are a challenge for today or a crisis lasting several weeks or years, hold on to the one that created you and loves you.

Take a minute to jot down on a piece of paper all the things that come to you when you stop to think about what you think about. . . As you look at your list, how many of these items have you prayed about or taken to God? How many of these thoughts are worth thinking about altogether? What strategies do you use to center your thoughts? In the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson, "You are what you think all day long!"

In the Book of Habakkuk we see an interesting dialogue between Habakkuk and God: It starts out in Chapter 1 with: How long, Lord, must…

Every Tuesday morning at 8:04 AM a small group of individuals from the Support Center gather to offer up prayer requests to God.

Sometimes I’m late. And sometimes I promise something and I forget to do it by when I said I’d have it done by. Case in point? The picture of the two stuffed puppies to the left.

Do you ever feel like God changes His mind about the track for your life? Like you feel you have Him figured out and can anticipate the work and path that the Lord has you on, but then you start to question His nudges?

We’ve been slowly walking through the Book of Psalms, and this week we’re looking at (Psalm 48). The Psalms do such a great job of talking about the topics and emotions we most often deal with in life.

"The gifted man bears his gifts into the world, not for his own benefit, but for the people among whom he is placed; for the gifts are not his, he himself is a gift to the community." -Henry Ford

Congratulations to the Muskegon Pizza Ranch & FunZone Arcade on their recent award!

Admirer or Follower? Are you a real follower of Jesus? How do you know? In Matthew 7:15-20 Jesus tells us its not hard to discern the difference. You’ll know by their fruit.

Is Jesus the center of your life? I’m sure we’d all say yes or want to say yes, but the fact is for most of us, most of the time, the center point of our life is ourselves. Typically, this is a comfortable, stable place to be. The downside is that you don’t grow or change in this place.

We’ve been slowly walking through the Book of Psalms, and this week we’re looking at (Psalm 47). The Psalms do such a great job of talking about the topics and emotions we most often deal with in life.