February 16, 2026

Dear friend,

 

At some point in our lives, we decide to love God and follow His ways—or to reject Him.  If you decide to follow Jesus as your Lord and Savior, then He will establish you as part of His own family.

 

If you have been born again, that means you are born into God’s family.  You are now called by the name of the LORD, and you identify with Him.  As His child, you live your life in God’s divine favor.

 

And all these blessings will come to you and reach you if you obey the Lord your God . . .

Deuteronomy 28:2 (NASB)

 

If you read the next few verses in Deuteronomy 28, you will see a list of blessings there:

Children

Good harvest (or income)

Our comings and goings (travels)

Our work

We will lend money, not needing to borrow it

Weather will be blessed (rain in its season)

Unlimited supply of blessings

Think about it.  In what ways has God blessed your life since the day you were born again into His family?

 

Glory to God, our Provider!

 

Pastor Jo

Previous Weeks

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Pastor Jo emphasizes that a deep belief in God’s love is the foundation for trusting His care and provision. We are encouraged not to become "familiar with doing without," because those who seek the Lord are promised that they will not lack any beneficial thing. Drawing a beautiful comparison, the excerpt notes that while we may think often of those we love most, God’s thoughts toward us are even more numerous than the grains of sand. By recognizing that God is constantly mindful of us, we can confidently talk to Him in prayer, offering our faith and speaking His Word. Ultimately, because we are the focus of His unending affection, we can surrender every concern to Him, resting in the absolute certainty that He cares for us and will lead us into a life of abundance.
January 26, 2026

Pastor Jo emphasizes that a deep belief in God’s love is the foundation for trusting His care and provision. We are encouraged not to become "familiar with doing without," because those who seek the Lord are promised that they will not lack any beneficial thing. Drawing a beautiful comparison, the excerpt notes that while we may think often of those we love most, God’s thoughts toward us are even more numerous than the grains of sand. By recognizing that God is constantly mindful of us, we can confidently talk to Him in prayer, offering our faith and speaking His Word. Ultimately, because we are the focus of His unending affection, we can surrender every concern to Him, resting in the absolute certainty that He cares for us and will lead us into a life of abundance.

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Pastor Jo teaches that God is active and alert, watching over His Word to ensure it is performed. Just as Romans 10:10-11 emphasizes that belief in the heart and confession with the mouth lead to salvation without shame, our speech serves as a spiritual "pass key." This key, backed by the Holy Spirit, has the power to open any closed door in our lives. According to Isaiah 55:11, God’s Word never returns void; it always accomplishes His purpose and prospers wherever it is sent. When we speak Scripture with faith, we are using God’s own authority to move forward, knowing He loves to hear His children declare His truths. By aligning our mouths with His promises, we unlock a future where His Word never fails.
January 19, 2026

Pastor Jo teaches that God is active and alert, watching over His Word to ensure it is performed. Just as Romans 10:10-11 emphasizes that belief in the heart and confession with the mouth lead to salvation without shame, our speech serves as a spiritual "pass key." This key, backed by the Holy Spirit, has the power to open any closed door in our lives. According to Isaiah 55:11, God’s Word never returns void; it always accomplishes His purpose and prospers wherever it is sent. When we speak Scripture with faith, we are using God’s own authority to move forward, knowing He loves to hear His children declare His truths. By aligning our mouths with His promises, we unlock a future where His Word never fails.

Dear friend, God is active and alert! He always watches over His Word to…
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Pastor Jo highlights that while we are often "programmed" by the world, we have the power to reprogram our minds through God’s help. Romans 12:2 teaches that transformation begins by changing the way we think, allowing us to discern God’s perfect will. Because God knows us intimately—even our unspoken thoughts as described in Psalm 139—He is our greatest partner in mental renewal. When our thoughts stray from biblical truth, we are encouraged by 2 Corinthians 10:5 to take every thought captive, casting down arguments that contradict God’s knowledge. By commanding our thoughts to submit to the obedience of Christ and agree with His Word, we find a foundation that never fails. Ultimately, aligning our minds with Scripture is the key to walking in the victory and peace God intended for us.
January 12, 2026

Pastor Jo highlights that while we are often "programmed" by the world, we have the power to reprogram our minds through God’s help. Romans 12:2 teaches that transformation begins by changing the way we think, allowing us to discern God’s perfect will. Because God knows us intimately—even our unspoken thoughts as described in Psalm 139—He is our greatest partner in mental renewal. When our thoughts stray from biblical truth, we are encouraged by 2 Corinthians 10:5 to take every thought captive, casting down arguments that contradict God’s knowledge. By commanding our thoughts to submit to the obedience of Christ and agree with His Word, we find a foundation that never fails. Ultimately, aligning our minds with Scripture is the key to walking in the victory and peace God intended for us.

Dear friend, We’ve been programmed to think the way that we think. If you’re…
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