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10/20/2026

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10/20/2026

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10/20/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
October 20, 2026
A Beloved Brother
Because of Christ’s sacrifice, we are no longer slaves to sin but are welcomed into the family of God.
Philemon 1:1-21

Paul’s letter to Philemon is short—just 25 verses tucked near the end of the New Testament—but it may be Scripture’s most vivid picture of the gospel in miniature.

The backstory is simple. Onesimus, an enslaved man in Philemon’s household, had left his position and made his way to Rome. Somewhere in that city, his path crossed Paul’s, and under the apostle’s care, Onesimus came to faith in Christ. What began as flight ended in transformation.

But a new question arose: What now? Paul asked Philemon, who was a believer, to receive Onesimus back “no longer as a slave, but more than a slave, a beloved brother” (v. 16). And then Paul made a remarkable offer: “If he has wronged you in any way or owes you anything, charge that to my account” (v. 18).

The parallel is striking. Whatever grievance alienated Philemon and Onesimus, Paul placed himself between them and promised to bear the cost, making reconciliation possible.

Which is exactly what Christ has done for us. The wrongs that we have committed, He’s taken upon Himself and paid the price. Through His intervention, we’re welcomed into the family of God—not as servants or strangers but as beloved sons and daughters (John 1:12).

10/19/2026

Thank you Julie & Amy for coming in and sharing your mission with us! We pray your event is INCREDIBLE! Help families dealing with a breast cancer diagnosis!

Golden Girls Breast Cancer Event
An Evening of Hope, Fashion & Generosity
Benefiting local breast cancer patients & families
📍 Olive Ann in GF | Oct 27th (doors open at 5pm)

10/19/2026

Pray.

10/19/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
October 19, 2026
The Reward of the Believer
Our prize isn’t something we earn through performance—it’s the joy of living a life rooted in Christ.
1 Corinthians 3:4-15

Paul wrote to a divided church. The Corinthians were lining up behind their favorite teachers (saying, “I follow Paul” or “I follow Apollos”) as if the gospel belonged to one personality or another (1 Cor. 3:4 NIV). Paul gently corrected them, using an agricultural metaphor to explain how the work of the kingdom is done: Paul planted and Apollos watered, but it was God who gave the growth. In other words, the workers are nothing on their own. Christ is the foundation, and every faithful life is built on Him.

Out of that conversation comes one of Scripture’s most striking images. Paul says each of us is building something with the opportunities God gives us, and the quality of that work will one day be revealed by fire. Some of it will prove to be gold, silver, and precious stones. Some of it will turn out to be straw. The fire isn’t there to punish; it’s there to reveal.

That’s a hopeful picture, not a fearful one. It means the small, hidden, faithful things—prayers no other person heard, kindnesses no one noticed—aren’t lost; they endure (Matt. 6:3-4).

The believer’s reward isn’t a prize earned through performance. It’s the joy of seeing that a life offered to Christ in any form was never wasted. Whatever you’re building today, build it on Him. He is the sure foundation.

10/19/2026

Vote!

10/18/2026

Daily Devotion | In Touch Ministries
October 18, 2026
The Work of the Believer
God gave each of us unique gifts for a shared purpose: to serve others and glorify Him.
Romans 12:4-8

In Romans 12, Paul paints a remarkable picture of the church. We are, he says, like a single body with many members, and not one of those members exists for itself. Each of us has been given unique gifts according to God’s grace, and each of those gifts is meant to serve the whole.

This is a quietly radical idea. Paul writes that we are “individually members one of another” (v. 5). Our lives are knitted together in Christ. Faith is deeply personal, but it was never meant to be private. We were made for one another—to bear burdens, share joys, and grow together into the people God is calling us to be.

That’s why no gift is too small and no member is overlooked. Some serve in ways the whole church can see: teaching, leading, preaching. Others serve quietly by bringing meals, listening well, or praying faithfully for people they may never know. Paul sees no hierarchy: The hand is not more important than the foot; the eye is not more essential than the ear (1 Cor. 12:14-18).

What matters is our faithfulness in using our gifts for the sake of one another (1 Cor. 12:7). There’s a deep freedom in this. We don’t have to compete or compare. We belong to one another, and together we belong to Christ. Whatever your part, it is valuable because the body needs you.

10/16/2026

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