In Spirit & Truth

Our words can either make us look wise or foolish. Many times, in the heat of the moment, our words are driven by our emotions. But as we’ll hear today from Pastor JD, we really need to think about the way we speak to others, not just the words we say. The apostle Paul encourages us to season our words with grace and approach others in love.

Insecurity manifests itself in a person in various ways, including being cruel toward others. On the other hand, security is actually a mark of integrity. In today’s teaching, Pastor JD discusses the three characteristics that mark a person of integrity. Those who find their identity in Christ don’t need to bolster their worth by putting others down.

How can you recognize a person of integrity? Pastor JD answers this in today’s teaching by illustrating the characteristics that mark Paul’s integrity and which we can also find in other people of integrity. First and foremost, our yes should be yes, and our no should be no. If you say it, then you should live it, because this makes up who you are.

Are you in a tight spot and don’t know what to do? Well, the very first thing you should do is pray for wisdom! All we need to do is ask. The problem is that we often wait until we’ve tried everything else. In today’s message, Pastor JD shares how God delivers us into trials in order to deliver us out of them with some godly wisdom on the other side.