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Red Letter Sessions

The Red Letters are the words of Jesus found in Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Revelation. In these devotional sessions we focus on the words and sayings of Jesus. In most of them we will share on just one to five verses and they are between 2 to four minutes long. We pray they are a blessing and inspiration to you as you follow the Lord Jesus Christ.

In this Red Letter Session we look at what Jesus truly meant when He said "Why do you call me Lord, Lord and don't do the things that I say". Jesus goal in this passage isn't to push us away but rather to draw us closer to Him. He was exhorting us to stay

In this Red Letter Session we share about the words of Jesus found in John 14:1-4 where Jesus tells His disciples "Don't let your hearts be troubled" and then shares how that is something that is possible for all believers. We pray you are encouraged by t

Feb 2, 2017 1:12 PM America/New_York

Red Letter Session #4 - Revelation 3:16 - Lukewarm!

In this Red Letter Session we look at Revelation 3:16 and the word Lukewarm that Jesus mentions in that verse. What did He really mean? We also look at some of the surrounding verses as well.

In this Red Letter Session we are looking at John 6:20 and 21. In this passage, Jesus comes walking on the water in the midst of a terrible storm where He greets His disciples in the midst of a very terrifying and fearful situation with the words "It is I

Jan 17, 2017 8:58 AM America/New_York

Red Letter Session #2 - Luke 9:57-62 - Hand to the Plow

In this Red Letter Session, Brian talks about what Jesus meant when He said "He who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is not fit for service in the Kingdom of God. We pray you are inspired and encouraged by this 3 minute devotional.

In this Red Letter Session, Brian shares on what Jesus meant when He told us to store up our treasures in Heaven. Are we selfish if we work to store up things in Heaven? How can I do that and do it in a selfless way instead of a selfish way? Brian gives t