Mātiu 6:25

Atụmatụ maka ụbọchị anọ a na-enyocha etú agụụ na-agụ anyị ịmata Chineke ma mee kà amata Ya, sì àkpali anyị n’ime nzube Ya maka ndụ anyị. Chọpụta ihe mere Devid ji bụrụ nwoke na-eso obi Chineke - na etu gị onwe gị ga-esi ebi ndụ na-enwe mmasị n'ebe Chineke nọ, na-egori mmekọrịta gị na Jizọs, na-atụkwasị ya obi ka o gboo mkpa gị. YouVersion chepụtara atụmatụ a.

The Lord is alive and active today, and He speaks to each of His children directly. But sometimes, it can be difficult to see and hear Him. By exploring the story of one man’s journey toward understanding the voice of God in the slums of Nairobi, you will learn what it looks like to hear and follow Him.

In a crowded Christmas season, most of us feel the stress and anxiety of family relationships, financial pressure, hasty decisions, and disappointed expectations. So go ahead. Take a breath. Start this Life.Church Bible Plan and realize the weight we feel may be something God never asked us to carry. How about we let go of the baggage? Let’s travel light.

Guardrails are put in place to keep our vehicles from straying into dangerous or off-limit areas. We often don’t see them until we need them—and then we’re sure thankful they’re there. What if we had guardrails in our relationships, finances, and careers? What might those look like? How might they keep us from future regrets? For the next five days, let’s explore how to set up personal guardrails.