Moment Of Encouragement

Can we find peace and joy by taking our thoughts captive?

In today's episode of a Moment of Encouragement, Beth Laury shares some basic steps to help us stop destructive negative thoughts and follow the Holy Spirit to think about what is trustworthy and noble. It is by this daily practice that we find great peace and joy.

How can we hear God’s voice?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth Laury explains how we can learn to hear God's unique voice through practice, prayer, attentiveness, and patience. Love, humility, and belief are key characteristics for developing our listening ears.

Are you aware of the presence of God?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth encourages us to practice the presence of God. By awakening our unconscious mind we start to grow in relationship with Jesus and find joy in our daily task.

How do we have the mind of Christ?

In today's episode of a Moment of Encouragement, Beth Laury shares how we can develop the mind of Christ. Some simple and intentional practices can keep us from falling into the lies of the enemy.

How does our history affect our purpose today?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth Laury shares the history of Mount Pisgah Church. It is exciting to hear about the transformed lives and land. We can celebrate God's creation in this body of Christ for His purpose.

Are you an apprentice of Jesus?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth Laury shares about the Jewish tradition and apprenticeship to the Rabbi or trade. She reminds us of Jesus' invitation to be His disciple today with a reflection on our willingness to follow.

Are you willing to ask for what you need?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth Laury shares her testimony and a reminder to ask for what we need. Our good Father is ready to answer vulnerable and seeking prayers

Do you know the depths of God’s love for you?

In today's episode of a moment of encouragement, Beth Laury reads a Scriptural love letter from God to His child. This radical love for us is more than we can comprehend.