Alm Cyberchurch Services

Have you ever wanted or needed to hear God speak to you? Perhaps about a difficult decision, or regarding a physical or emotional need? Does He speak only to a select few? How does God speak, and how can we hear His voice? Today we turn to Biblical examples as we ponder the question, How Does God Speak?

When we get alone with God in worship and prayer, we may be able to feel His Presence, and we may believe that it is stronger then than when we are at work or going about our daily routines. But is this true? And is it possible to dwell in that place of perfect Peace in His Presence all the time? Today we turn to the Scriptures and ponder the true meaning of the truth that we are Never Alone.

What we call "life," the situations, roles, activities, past and future, and struggles, failures, and victories; when we are lost in the temporary things of this temporary world, are we lost in a game? How important are they? Do they last forever? And do they define who we really are? Today we take a deeper look into these questions, turn to the Scriptures, and ponder The Game Called Life.

During times we call good and circumstances we call bad, during times of happiness and times of sorrow, do words of praise come from our hearts and grace our lips? In times like this, can we still genuinely give thanks to God? Today we take an honest personal look at these questions as we ponder the call to release the power of an unconditional declaration of Hallelujah.

As we enter the mental idea of a new year, many of us will make New Year's Resolutions; most of which we will break in short order. Why is change so hard? Why do our intentions for something different fall to the wayside? What is time, and why does it seem to repeat? And is there anything we can do about it? Today we examine the answer to these questions, as we ponder the true nature of A New Year's Resolution.

Whether you celebrate Christmas, celebrate Jesus, or both, there are certain things on which we can all agree. God, His Son and His sacrifice, Love for one another and for the humanity He came to save, and enjoyment of the Life He has give us to live. Today we celebrate the coming of the Messiah, as we celebrate either the holiday or at least the timeless gift of Yeshuah.

When we ask God for things, how do we ask Him? Are we set on getting what we want when we want it in the way we want, or do we approach God as though He is perfect, all wise, and will give us the perfect thing at the perfect time? And does it really matter? Today we take an honest look at these questions as we ponder Words from the Heart.