The Apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of spiritual maturity in young men, urging them to live a lifestyle that is radically different from the world. He commands Titus to show young men the pattern of godly living, which includes self-control, good deeds, and purity in doctrine. Paul stresses that spiritual maturity is not guaranteed and must be modeled, and that young men need a culture that can help them define worthy aspirations and live a life that matters. [... more]

True love refuses to keep a record of wrongs and instead chooses to forgive and forget, just as God has forgiven us for our sins and forgotten them in His ledger of accounting. [... more]

Forgetting God leads to a loss of context, history, and identity, causing individuals to wander and live without purpose. Remembering God provides stability, growth in character, and meaningful living with impact. [... more]

The hosts discuss the latest college football playoff rankings, NFL news, and sports holidays, while also sharing personal anecdotes and stories about family arguments and relationships. [... more]

Genuine worship is about putting God's worth on display, not about how we feel. David's undignified worship is a model for us, showing that worship should have elements of passion and self-forgetfulness. When we worship, we should be thinking about God's worth, not our own dignity or what others think of us. [... more]

Man is temporal, unfaithful, and forgetful, but God's love and hope can bring satisfaction and a fresh perspective on life. Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 encourages us to seek God's glory and beauty in our lives and work, and to pray for wisdom, satisfaction, and blessing. [... more]

The Christian life is marked by self-forgetfulness, where joy is found in the well-being of others. The shepherds who witnessed the birth of Jesus experienced shared joy, which is a message of the gospel. This joy is not limited to personal circumstances but is a universal message of good news for all people. [... more]

Breaking old habits and developing new good habits is key to keeping financial resolutions. A clear plan, accountability, and leaning on the Lord can help avoid resolution failure. A smart financial plan should be specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely, and having a spending plan will put resolutions on autopilot. [... more]

The Bible teaches that true humility is not thinking more of oneself or less of oneself, but rather thinking of oneself less. This is the essence of gospel humility, which brings freedom and blessed rest. According to Philippians chapter 2, we need to have the mind of Christ, who humbled Himself and came to earth to serve others, demonstrating the function of a slave. This humility is at the foundation of the Gospel and is essential for Christian leadership and discipline. [... more]

Rich Powell discusses how Christians can overcome evil with good by loving and blessing their community, citing 1 Peter 3:8-13 and Psalm 34:12-16, and emphasizing the importance of humility, self-forgetfulness, and trusting God's justice. [... more]

Humility is not about making yourself feel better or worse, but about being satisfied in God's grace and love, allowing you to live a life of self-forgetfulness and true acceptance. [... more]

Joseph's remarkable journey from being betrayed by his brothers to becoming second in command in Egypt serves as a testament to God's plan for our lives. Despite facing numerous challenges, Joseph remained focused on his purpose and learned to cooperate with God's will, ultimately fulfilling his destiny and becoming a leader in the kingdom of Egypt. [... more]

Alan Wright discusses the importance of humility and how it's not about thinking less of ourselves, but rather thinking of ourselves less. He explains that true humility is a result of experiencing the freedom of self-forgetfulness, which comes from the gospel of the new covenant. [... more]

The people of Israel, under the leadership of Joshua, cross the River Jordan with the help of God's sovereign grace, demonstrating their faith and obedience. As they set up stones as a memorial, they acknowledge God's greatness and glory, while also recognizing the tendency of humans to forget God's mighty works and blessings. The importance of remembering God's power and mercy is emphasized throughout scripture, and it is encouraged to give God the honor and glory due to his name. [... more]

Joy is a fruit of the Spirit available to all in Christ, no matter the circumstances of life. Paul's life, despite being imprisoned, is a testament to the joy that can be found in serving Christ, and the freedom that comes from self-forgetfulness. [... more]

True humility is not about self-rejection or codependency, but about recognizing one's worth and value in Christ. It's about living a life of service and sacrifice, not for personal gain, but for the glory of God. The Bible teaches that humility is not about being a 'worm' or feeling worthless, but about being confident in God's love and acceptance. In this message, Pastor Alan Wright explores the biblical perspective on humility and how it can be applied to our lives. [... more]