We have started a “Series Within A Series” as we prepare to celebrate Reformation Month. We started off this series by looking back at what the Reformation was & why it was needed in the first place and then compare that reality with the state that the church currently finds itself in today. All of which, will prepare us to ask ourselves the question, “Is it perhaps time,
Often, when we look at the crazy times that we are currently living in, we have the tendency to think that our issues of today are so rare & unique (to us) that no one else in history would be able to understand what we are going through. However, when we unpack scripture, we come to realize that perhaps
Last Sunday we looked at the value of Community or put another way, the “local” view of The Church. This week we expanded our view of “Community” by unpacking the value of the “The Church” (the global one). In particular…What is the doctrine of “The Church”? Why do we need “The Church”? What is the role of
We returned to a series that we have touched on before (and will continue to return to as we grow and mature as a church) – Kingdom Values. These are values that are critical to us in order to maintain a Kingdom Heart in the midst of a crooked generation. The Kingdom Value of “Community” is the first value we started with and
Prayer is a very important Kingdom Value. We go through the Lord’s Prayer this Sunday and learn that it’s the posture of our heart that matters the most when it comes to prayer.
Are we expectant for God to move in our midst? Are we willing to challenge the status quo of lukewarm Christianity? Are we expectant for the Glory of God? This Sunday we look at five of how we can encounter God’s Glory. Please show me your Glory. Moses – Exodus 33:18
“God is most glorified in us, when we are most satisfied in Him.” John Piper Living Sacrificially means demonstrating sacrifice, doing it in all things, and sometimes it hurts. Marco takes us through Romans 12:1-2 and encourages us on how living sacrificially towards God is an act of worship and being rich towards God.
“God did not create giving for his sake, he created the principle of giving or our sakes. Giving more than anything else works selfishness and greed out of our hearts.” Robert Morris Marco shares with us how Giving is a Kingdom Value, and how it sets us free.
This week we focus on how we can live a supernatural life, a life that is best described as living with what only the Holy Spirit can create in us i.e. The Fruit of the Spirit.
As sad as it is, one of the major areas of division in protestant churches today is in regard to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit (who is ultimately God). This three-part installment helps us understand our responsibility as a church and Christians to better understand and build a relationship with Him.
As sad as it is, one of the major areas of division in protestant churches today is in regard to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit (who is ultimately God). This three-part installment helps us understand our responsibility as a church and Christians to better understand and build a relationship with Him.
This week we look at how despite numerous reasons to give up, the early church continued to Persist in their Faith and through that, how we as children of God need to Faithfully Persist no matter the circumstances we face.
Gratitude is the emotion that fuels Generosity and gratitude is fueled by Grace. Everything we have is from God including the grace that helps us obey Gods command to give thanks in everything and trust Him to supply all of our needs in Christ Jesus. Be grateful and generous!
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