Ewell Youth Ministry

New Bible study starts this Wednesday at the Refuge! Don’t miss this!

Week 1 -  What Was Your Name Again?
Who were the 12 disciples? We’ll go through each of them by name and look at how God used a motley crew of ordinary people to do something extraordinary. How God is calling each of us to be the light of the world.

Week 2 – Against All Odds
How was it possible that 11 people could change the world? The message of Christ spread to the corners of the known world in an extremely short amount of time – find out how persecution unlocked the passion of the disciples to spread the message of Christ. Find out your place in God’s story as a modern-day disciple and be challenged to continue this epic calling.

Week 3 – Go Light Your World
Be a light to this world like the disciples of old. Plus we get to play with candles and fire this week!:)

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“But the Lord is faithful, who shall stablish you, and keep you from evil” (2 Thessalonians 3:3).

Underneath the calm appearing surface- the one we show the world- of our daily lives a fierce spiritual war is being waged.  And the best battle plan for it is prayer.  Prayer that God will continue to protect us and keep us strong.

We must always be prepared for these battles that continuously come.  To do so we must: (1) realize that spiritual attacks are very real and serious; (2) continuously pray to God for strength and help from Him; (3) study God’s word to be able to recognize satan’s tricks; (4) memorize God’s word and make it your source for help; (5) surround yourself with those who are true followers of Jesus; and (6) do what you know is right by God’s standards.

Take time today to pray to God and ask Him to prepare you for battle.          “War inside” - Todd Agnew

“For I say…to every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought to think” (Romans 12:3).

A good self-esteem is needed since some of us think low of ourselves; conversely, some of us think too highly of ourselves.  The main way to have an accurate self-evaluation is to know the foundation of our worth - our identity in Christ.

Self-esteem based on worldly standards can make you feel much more worthy in the eyes of others and not see how we measure up in God’s eyes.  Apart from Christ, we score extremely low by eternal standards; in Him we are much more valuable and more capable of achieving high standards.

Take time today to pray to God and ask Him to show you an accurate measure of esteem.          “Getting to know me” - Petree