
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

If you survey a crowd about their favorite flowers, crocuses probably won’t make the list. They aren’t tall like sunflowers, elegant like orchids, or fragrant like hyacinths and…

The woman poured out her repentance in several ways—weeping (in contrition) over Jesus' feet, letting her hair down so she could use her “glory” as a towel, kissing…

They appeared to have nothing in common at all. People treated him like gold and they treated her like dirt . . .

He "touched the bier" (somewhat like a casket). This made Jesus unclean. but he immediately destroyed the evidence of uncleanness by raising the young man from the dead.…

These days, care is rare. How often do you encounter genuine, unselfish concern for others?

After 11 chapters of doctrine in Romans, Paul shifted his focus to duty in this chapter. . . .

Romans 12:1 makes me ask myself, "Am I unreservedly devoted to the Lord? What does it cost me to follow Jesus? . . ."

How does your choice—to conform or be transformed—affect how you follow Christ?

Did the Old Testament Israelites stumble in their faith? Yes, but did they stumble in an irrecoverable way? Not at all! In fact, God used their stumbling as…

We can’t live in the past. Our relationship with God shouldn’t rely on a nostalgic preoccupation with the way things used to be. But we shouldn’t forget the…

What do you learn about God's sovereignty, grace, and patience from Romans 11:11-32?

The law was intended to make God’s people holy. In the end, the law underlined their sinfulness.

If you base your self-image on what others think about you—or pamper your ego with an inflated sense of self-importance—you’re looking at a contorted mirror.

How would you summarize the struggle between the desire to do good and the allurement of evil?

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