The Two Groups Down at the Church
The problem is not the world around us that alienates us from the life of God. It’s the world within us.
March 19, 2018
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The problem is not the world around us that alienates us from the life of God. It’s the world within us.
We must become far more real with one another about our frailty and brokenness. We must learn to take off our masks and meet one another in our places of weakness rather than our strength.
Biblically speaking, we are all refugees in the sense that we all should have a sense of displacement, a longing for the only true place where we are at home: the presence of God.
Everyone who claims the name of Jesus Christ is called to this ministry of building up the body of Christ.
At the Cross everything turns around. The pattern of sin and death is swallowed up by the new creation pattern of resurrection and ascension.
The love of God will be made known in and through our relationships or it will remain mere knowledge.
The love of God will be made known in and through our relationships or it will remain mere knowledge.
The Spirit is not working in some kind of spiritually “at large” dimension in the air. The Spirit works directly, humanly, and yet supernaturally through men and women.
In the aftermath of Korah’s rebellion, very few would have believed that one day their family would be appointed to lead worship for all of God’s people.
The love of God will be made known in and through our relationships or it will remain mere knowledge.
Listen Now! March 8, 2018 Ephesians 3:14-17a 14 For this reason I kneel before the Father, 15 from whom every family in heaven and on earth derives its name. 16 I pray that out of
The gospel is the fullness of the revelation of God—Father, Son and Holy Spirit.