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Psalm 29 is about the power and authority of the voice of God. This is the voice that spoke all creation into existence, and this is the voice that David hears. When he sees a powerful thunderstorm, it reminds him of God’s voice. Only he knows that God’s voice is even more powerful, so he seeks to describe God’s voice compared to what he sees. This is the same God today with the same powerful, authoritative voice. Do you ever wonder if the voice you sense is God’s voice speaking to you, or maybe it’s the devil’s voice trying to trick you, or it’s your own voice or one of the many voices in your head? Jesus said, “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” God’s voice is distinctive from any other, and you can know His voice. David hears it and describes it in Psalm 29.

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The most powerful event in human history is the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul said that’s what he wanted to truly know above all other things: the power of His resurrection. The resurrection of Jesus was so powerful that it revolutionized everything. The power of His resurrection can revolutionize your life, too. The most important event in human history is the resurrection of Jesus Christ. That single act changed everything. Sin and death that seemed to have absolute dominion was utterly defeated. Man, who had no hope of a future or of a restoration of fellowship with the One True Living God was redeemed. And the glory of God was seen like never before. The world has never been the same since.

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Pastor David Lix

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We’ve all heard that if you want to make a significant impact or if you want to make lasting change, then you need to work it from in the inside out, that it’s easier to work within the system. The Church in Antioch took the opposite approach and became the mission-center of the world. Missionaries out of Antioch were said to have turned the world upside down. But they were all outsiders; outsiders who became insiders. God can use anyone. And it may surprise you who He chooses to use and to what great extent He uses them. It may surprise you – it may shock you – to learn that He chooses to use you. You may discount your usefulness in numerous ways, but God often chooses outsiders over insiders to make a significant impact.

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The Fruit of the Spirit is a single cluster of fruit, like a cluster of grapes with distinct, individual grapes making up that cluster. That means that the Holy Spirit is working this entire cluster in me, not just one or two of those listed. One of those individual distinctives is self-control. If the Holy Spirit is in control of my life, as I have been filled by Him, then He is going to grant me the desire and the ability to have self-control. We are in a war, and the battleground is our mind. As much as our enemy is after a person’s heart and soul, the frontline is the mind. Self-control, as a product of the Holy Spirit living in us as we walk with Him, is desperately needed to win this fight. The good news is the Bible says, “Now thanks be to God who always leads us in triumph in Christ.”

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The most famous verse in all the Bible is the greatest verse in all the Bible. Some have called it the “gospel in a nutshell.” You probably memorized it as a child going to Sunday School or Vacation Bible School. It’s John 3:16. Really, everything a person would need to know to be saved is in this single verse. John 3:16 is only twenty-five words long. What other 25 words could be compiled and arranged to have the impact of these 25 words. Nothing is as profound, nothing is as sure, nothing is as grand, nothing is as universal, nothing is as impactful as the 25 words that make up John 3:16.