Thu, 15 November 2018
Have you ever questioned your salvation or wondered if your faith is real or if what you believe is right? In our "Going Somewhere?" series of 2 Peter the implications are that we are en route or on a journey somewhere. When planning a trip we need to ask some logistical questions. Where are we going? Who is going? How do we get there? This week we ask questions to help you be sure you are on the correct bus and heading in the right direction. |
Mon, 12 November 2018
Going Somewhere? This is the start of a 3-week series on 2 Peter. 2 Peter is likely the last letter Peter wrote before he was martyred under Emperor Nero. Peter had a passion and desire for Christians to continue to grow in their relationship with Jesus after he was gone. All of his life was pointing to that moment when he saw Jesus face-to-face again. He wanted to be ready and to help make the church ready as well. We all want to be effective and productive Christians. We don’t want to spin our wheels or struggle in vain. This week we will address what it looks like to be productive and effective as believers in Christ. It’s not about giving more or doing more but we will see that God does expect us to have some skin in the game. |
Mon, 12 November 2018
What did God do in Mexico? Hear stories from Mexico and see how God showed up while the Mexico missions team shared the Gospel with the people they encountered. |
Mon, 12 November 2018
IMPOSSIBLE! Those guys will never be able to be in the same room. There has been too much time and too many insults for them to reconcile. That's what we would have said about Jacob and Esau. Sometimes this might be what we think when we consider some of the damaged relationships with our friends and family. How could we ever reconcile with so much bad blood? This is where we pick up the story of Jacob and Esau as they leave the land of Haran. Jacob must come face-to-face with his past. Impossible though it may seem, God can bring impossible reconciliation to our relationships in our family and to those around us. Listen as we conclude our series, All in the Family. |
