The End in Sight • Hebrews 12:1-2

As Job was facing his trials, he cried out to know his end (Job 6:11) and mistakenly saw nothing good left to live for (Job 7:7). David, too, longed to know his end (Psalm 39:4). It’s natural in painful circumstances to look further down the path and wonder what our end might be. But if we can’t see anything worth fighting for, we aren’t looking far enough away. Hebrews 12:2 says we should look to Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith. At the end of our path lies a person, Jesus Christ, with nail-scarred hands lovingly outstretched towards us.
Christopher Rodríguez, Singles’ Pastor

Not In Your Book? • Psalm 56:8

Believers have much to be encouraged by! How come? Well, we have an immense God who loves us and can supply us with Himself. When down and deceived by pride; He has the solution (1 Peter 5:6-7). When anxious and void of priorities, He knows just what to say (Matthew 6:25). When we are weighed down, He has something for us (Psalm 55:22). Now what then shall we say to these things? (Romans 8:31). Not only should we be encouraged by God’s counsel but also find ourselves with a growing appetite to continually fortify ourselves within God’s Word.
Marvin Luna, Ministry Assistant

Look Up • Psalm 17:15

When our needs are comfortably met with an abundance of stuff, we tend to not look to God because the stuff keeps us busy and distracted. However during difficult times, we tend to look to God. Look to Me, and be saved…For I am God, and there is no other (Isaiah 45:22). And I…will draw all men to Myself (John 12:32).Jesus is the way, the truth and the life. No one goes to the Father except through Jesus. John 14:6. Believe and trust in Jesus, in Him is salvation and eternal life. Look to Jesus and be saved!
George Lee, Ministry Assistant