Ebreo̠o 6:1

It seems like no time at all—a “vapor,” as Scripture describes it in James 4:14—before parents face the day when their sons and daughters will leave the nest and fly off on their own. Part of anticipating that launch includes gradually giving them additional responsibilities and greater independence. Let’s think about preparing for the time when our children are officially grown.

Did you know it’s possible to be a Cultural Christian and not actually be saved? Cultural Christians may go to church, sing Christian songs, and talk about spiritual things. But that doesn’t mean they have given their life to Jesus and been born again. Someone may be saved, but they’re not living out their walk as a true disciple of Jesus. Real disciples follow the example set in the life of Jesus. If we aren’t careful, we will fall into the trap of being a Cultural Christian. It’s time to get unstuck from cultural Christianity and become a true disciple!

The strength of a building lies in its foundation. In the natural sense, the main purpose of the foundation is to hold the structure above it and keep it upright. This definition of the purpose of the foundation applies even more to our spiritual lives. In Part Three of Nine of our Hebrews devotional plans, we see just how important it is to have a solid spiritual foundation. 

How often do you get frustrated, angry, and worried because things don’t go the way you want them to? Stop and ponder who is really in charge of our lives. The answer is always “God,” no matter what we think or how things appear. Patiently trust him and his perfect plans! This six-day devotion series addresses how we can learn to trust God and understand that he remains in control.