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Remembering the Goodness of the Law

November 30, 2022 by Mateus Trupia 1024 9

Division within the church is an issue of paramount importance. We see warnings against people who cause division in Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus.

Divine Suffering

November 10, 2021 by Cody John Simpson 1506 6

The task of understanding God’s self-revelation to us through scripture is not always easy, or cut-and-dry. Thankfully today we stand on the shoulders of two thousand years of past Christians who thought long and hard about who God is. We must always consider their ideas seriously.

God’s Immeasurable Love

July 31, 2020 by Cody John Simpson 1976 1

Midweek check-in! We hope you enjoy this encouraging devotional message from Pastor Cody that comes from Matthew 7. The cross changes everything and allows us to become children of God through the finished work of Jesus!

Desiring God

July 16, 2020 by Ben George 1297

Desiring God Ben GeorgeElder at Voyage Church Ben George shares from Psalm 42 about longing to spend time in the presence of God. Are you making time to give to the Lord through these difficult days? Are you prioritizing getting together (creatively) with fellow believers for worship...

Heard Immunity Part 3

June 25, 2020 by Sonia 1286

Heard Immunity Part 3 Ben FleetPastor at Voyage Church Pastor Ben finishes up this mini devotional series reading in Acts 17. He stresses Paul’s example of listening first and then speaking. “The way we listen shows the way we care.”

Heard Immunity Part 2

June 24, 2020 by Sonia 1148

Heard Immunity Part 2 God hears us! He is the best listener. Pastor Ben reads from Psalm 116 to show us how the Bible speaks to this point. We pray that this devotional message would be encouraging to you as you go through your week.

Heard Immunity Part 1

June 23, 2020 by Sonia 1049

Heard Immunity Part 1 Listen well. Pastor Ben reads from the book of James about how we are to be quick to listen and slow to speak. These are trying times that we are living in. It’s good to speak out and use your voice, but remember to also listen well.