God is actively searching for individuals with a servant's heart, willing to serve others and fulfill His purposes. He looks for people who are faithful in the assignments given to them, loyal, and teachable, and who are available and willing to be used by Him. Through the examples of Timothy and Epaphroditus, Chip Ingram reveals that God uses ordinary people to make a difference in the world, and that it's not about intelligence, giftedness, or education, but about having a heart that cares and serves others. [... more]

God is looking for people with a servant's heart, willing to serve others and fulfill His purposes. He desires those who are faithful in the assignments given to them, loyal, and teachable. When we choose love, we demonstrate our commitment to serving others, and God uses us to meet the needs of those around us. [... more]

Chip Ingram teaches on the secret of contentment, challenging the idea that more is better. He shares principles from Paul's letter to the Philippians, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, teachability, flexibility, and faith in Christ to find peace and contentment regardless of circumstances. [... more]

The Bible teaches that it's possible to experience peace and contentment in the midst of challenging circumstances. The Apostle Paul shares his journey of learning to be content, regardless of his circumstances, and provides principles and practices for achieving this state of mind, including being grateful for what one has, being teachable, and surrendering to God's will. [... more]

To gain wisdom, one must learn to be teachable and listen to God's truth, which gives moral direction and self-control. The path to wisdom involves seeking and listening to wise counsel, persisting in learning, and acknowledging God's sovereignty over one's life. [... more]

God is looking for people with a servant's heart, willing and available to serve, faithful in their assignments, and loyal and teachable. He desires to use ordinary people to fulfill His purposes and bring joy and restoration to the world. [... more]

Recognizing spiritual maturity involves acknowledging the ongoing pursuit of Christ and his character, even in the midst of growth and maturity. It requires humility, teachability, and a willingness to continually adjust one's attitude and remain focused on the center of life, which is Jesus Christ. [... more]

The importance of humility and teachability in responding to correction, commendation, and criticism is discussed, as well as the value of hard work and diligence in producing fruit and achieving success. [... more]

Moses' reaction to Jethro's criticism in Exodus 18 is a model for teachability, humility, and receptivity. As followers of Christ, we must learn to be teachable, listening to advice and criticism without defensiveness, and be willing to admit when we are wrong, cultivating true biblical humility in our lives. [... more]

When God is looking for people to fulfill his purposes, he's searching for those with a servant's heart, willing and available, faithful in their assignments, and loyal and teachable. These characteristics are essential for building lasting relationships and experiencing the joy and power of serving others. [... more]

God's agenda in your life is to make you like his son, to use life's ups and downs to take you to a vital relationship with Jesus Christ, rooted in his word and inauthentic community. Paul says true contentment is not based on circumstances, but an attitude you learn, not a thing you achieve, and it transcends all life's variables, only Christ can give it. [... more]

The Bible teaches that contentment is possible in the midst of adverse circumstances, and it's not about achieving a certain state, but rather discovering a secret to be learned. The apostle Paul shares his experience of learning to be content in any situation, and he reveals that it's a supernatural relationship with Jesus that brings deep peace and satisfaction. [... more]

David's relationship with Saul serves as a model for intimate friendship, teachability, and wisdom in the face of criticism and jealousy. The story highlights the importance of having a loyal and trustworthy friend who can provide encouragement and support, even in difficult times. [... more]

God's primary agenda in your life is to make you like his son, using the ups and downs of life to take the thread of a vital relationship with Jesus Christ. To achieve contentment and peace, one must be grateful, teachable, flexible, and confident, relying on God's strength and power to overcome life's challenges. [... more]

The Bible teaches that contentment is possible in the midst of adverse circumstances, and it's not about achieving a certain state, but rather discovering a secret that can be learned through gratefulness, teachability, and faith in Jesus. The Apostle Paul shares his personal experience of learning to be content in any situation, and how this can be achieved through a supernatural relationship with God. [... more]

Avoiding deception requires cultivating humility, teachability, and intimacy with God, while majoring on the basics of the gospel and living in purity. The Bible warns against deception, and God's people must be aware of the dangers of deception and take steps to avoid it. [... more]

Recognizing spiritual maturity involves acknowledging the need for continuous growth and pursuit of Christ's character. Paul's teachings in Philippians 3 emphasize the importance of adjusting one's attitude, remaining teachable, and imitating people worthy of following, all while aiming higher towards greater maturity in Christ. [... more]

Storms are inevitable in life, and God uses them to draw us back to him. He wants to teach us something about himself and ourselves, and we must be teachable and obedient to learn from these experiences. Jesus prepares us for storms by giving us just enough light for the moment, and he promises that our sorrow will be turned to joy. [... more]