How can we leverage that which is passing away into that which will endure? The answer lies in making decisions informed by both faith and wisdom.
Despite his circumstances, Joseph trusted, honored, and glorified God; he provides an example to us today of trusting God even when it’s hard to see how God is working.
In this lesson, Ken Boa shows that, like Nehemiah, we also need to trust God and participate in His purposes.
We all experience hardship and loss of some kind, but through it all God is faithful to fulfill His promises.
Trusting God (transferring our confidence and hope from ourselves to Him) leads to obedience; together these concepts form the fifth of eight “spiritual essentials” (core aspects of the Christian faith), which Ken Boa is covering in his Friday morning men’s study at First Redeemer Church (Cumming, GA).
Who is in control, and who has your best interests at heart? These two questions are at the crux of story #2 in this series.
“Trust and obey” (the fifth essential in this series) are words so simple, so basic, that their importance can easily escape us. As the primary expressions of faith, though, they’re vital to grasp.
Ken Boa discusses the fifth of eight essential characteristics of the spiritual life.
Dr. Boa highlights the value of applying the Morning Affirmations, focusing on the final three affirmations: Circumstances of the Day, Protection in the Warfare, and the Coming of Christ and My Future with Him.
Ken Boa presents a set of “Personal Affirmations for Handling Temptations” that can be applied in the areas of anger, revenge, sex, and coveting.
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