Joy is an essential part of our walk with God. Israel rejoiced after experiencing God’s great deliverance, but Scripturewarns that losing our joy can affect our relationship with Him. The challenges and burdens of life can weigh us down, butour joy is rooted in the salvation we have received from God.

Hebrews 12:1–2 reminds us of Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him. We are not called to serve God inorder to obtain joy; through Christ, we have received a great salvation, and we are called to serve Him with joy.

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Service begins with how we see God. Our mindset shapes how we serve Him, and true service requires us to serve God alone, serve one another, and be willing to sacrifice ourselves for His purpose.

Kingdom service goes beyond words; it requires giving our time, talent, treasure, temperament, and even our tears. Discover what it means to develop the right mindset for service and embrace the blessing that comes from serving God faithfully.

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Faith is not simply believing in God—it must be applied. Scripture teaches that faith leads to action, and consistently submitting to the will of God requires us to believe His Word and act on it.

Faith also grows through challenges. Every challenge presents an opportunity to exercise and increase our faith. As we continually hear God’s Word and act on it, our faith grows, moving from little and weak faith to strong, great, and exceedingly great faith.

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