Donna L. Shaw Ministries

You are whole in Jesus and He wants every area of your life whole; especially your married life.  Let's see how it should look in His eyes from my personal testimony.

Satan has been the interrupter in the earth since the fall; but, Jesus came and interrupted the interrupter.  And guess what, He's given us the authority to continue interrupting Satan's plan for the world. (Hebrews 9:11-12, 22   Colossians 2:13-15)

Jesus wanted the disciples to know that in order for His work to be completed he would have to become as a grain of wheat so that a greater harvest could come forth.  We are His seed and we're expected to die as well; to ourselves and this world. (John 12:24-26)

We've gotten the courage to speak, now it's time to breathe. (Ezekiel 37:1-10, John 20:19-22)

Ezekiel 21:26

Genesis 1, Psalm 29

Genesis 1;  Psalm 29

God loves us more than we can humanly comprehend; and today's lesson helps us to receive the best "Valentine's" gift around.  It's an exhibition of love that we don't normally see and it's been available all along. (Ezekiel 18:30-32  Luke 15:11-24)

Genesis 17:9-14, 22-27

Genesis 17:9-14, 22-27

We've learned about the faith and hope of Abraham, and today we'll learn about his heart.  God wants us to do His will and obey Him, but first and foremost He wants a circumcised heart towards Him in every area of our lives. (Genesis 17:9-14, 22-27)

God has done great things for and through Donna L. Shaw Ministries.  We're pressing forward in this new year and inviting you to participate. (Philippians 3:14)

The year is nearly completed and it's time to focus on the next.  As we do this, let's forget the past - failures and accomplishments; and let look forward to what is in store for us.  Have a very Happy & Prosperous New Year. (Philippians 3:13-14)

Christmas preparations are in full swing and our excitement is growing each day.  But have you taken the time to reflect on Jesus' first arrival?  Sit back, take a breath and ponder the gifts we've received because of His presence in the earth.

Why do you need to be prompted to enter into the presence of God? When is you get there, what is God's intended purpose for you? Pastor Elliott gives a strong challenge to the church - how will you respond? (2 Corinthians 1:1-14)

Unsung Heroes (1 Samuel 25) (1 Corinthians 13:13)

Faith, Hope & Love abides...the greatest may be love and your faith may be strong, but is your hope swerving? It's time to understand hope and utilize it in your life today. (1 Corinthians 13:13)

Oxymorons are quirky and powerful statements that we use everyday. Our lives as Christians are also an oxymoron and today's lesson helps us to see how it can affect our lives in a profound way - if we let it. (2 Corinthians 12:7-10)

Donna L. Shaw

This is the final feast of the year and a time to celebrate the goodness of God. (Psalm 118)

What does the Day of Atonement mean to you? Consider it in a different way as we learn what a real substitute does. (Romans 5:8)

As you learn about this feast ordained by God, receive His intended blessings for you. (Leviticus 23:23-23 & Numbers 29:1)

Mark 12:41-44

Learn the true way to give from the example of a poor widow and examine where you stand. (Mark 12:41-44)

Take advantage of your crossroad. (Joshua 16:1-4, 10)

The tribe of Ephraim had a unique opportunity with their inheritance; but it's what they did with that opportunity that we can learn from today. (Joshua 16:1-4, 10)

We're in a race and we need to do what it takes to make it across the finish line. The prize isn't a gold medal or a promise fulfilled; it's seeing Jesus face to face. (Hebrews 12:1-2)

Change your identity and you'll change your life. (1 Chronicles 4:9-10)

Galatians 5:1

I know who I am. My assignment is clear. I'm free to succeed. (Galatians 5:1)

The Power of Love is the most experience you can have; more than money, fame, and accomplishments. We look at three people who experienced it first hand from Jesus. (1 Corinthians 13)

You're in the middle of transition and it seems to be going on forever with little to no results. And you're question is: where is God? or why am I here? Be encouraged by David's words: "I will look to the hills..." (Psalm 121)

Genesis 22:1-16

Are you going through a transition period and if so, how are you handling it? This mini-series will talk about seeing your transition as a "Bridge Moment" and uses the story of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac to encourage you. (Genesis 22:1-16)

Today is the day to pray. Receive all that you need in Jesus name. (Luke 18:1)

The continuation of Baptism in the Holy Spirit - receive Him today. (Acts 19:1-6)

Today's message will help you understand the baptism in the Holy Spirit and His purpose in our lives today. (Acts 19:1-6)

Where are you in your fruit bearing process? As this message concludes, understand that our goal is to glorify our Father in heaven by bearing much fruit. (John 15:1-8)

John 15:1-8

As a Christian, how much fruit are you producing for the Kingdom - none, some, or much? Find out where you are and learn how you can bear so much more. (John 15:1-8)

The conclusion of the matter....Don't Settle. (Numbers 27:1-7)

5 women stand for their right to inherit the land promised to their father. 5 women stood until that promise was a reality. They would not settle for anything less and neither should you. Don't Settle. (Numbers 27:1-7)

Do you really beleive that Jesus will show up for you? The Bible shows us time and time again how people's lives changed when Jesus showed up. This Resurrection Sunday, God wants us all to know that - The Wait Is Over. (Matthew 27:50-53)

Parades are great, but today we learn about a certain parade in a way not normally taught. As you prepare for Holy Week, let Palm Sunday move you in a way never before experienced.

Today's message about Communion will be short and to the point. Find out why you celebrate and how it began. (Exodus 6:6-7 and Luke 22:14-20)

Pastor Elliott concludes this important message with a simple question: Where is your faith located? Is it in an anchor or the Anchor? God is able to take to your destination, but are you willing to follow? (Luke 15:11-31)

God is able to do all things through you and for you, and Jesus has set you up to be more than a conqueror; but are you willing to ____________? (Mark 4:35-5:1)