My big idea today is that how we engage with others today, may have a great impact on how they spend eternity. My prayer for us today is that by hearing this message that together we may be reminded that God has not called us to walk out our faith alone, He has given us … [Read more…]
like the Romans, Paul needed to remind the Roman church of some of the basics of our faith, the condition of our love and the fruit of our faith.
by directing our focus towards God and His people that we will naturally gravitate to a position of humility, moving forward to the mind and unity of Christ.
This Christmas season is probably unlike any other you’ve known. Politics, lockdowns, Coronavirus, you name it. This Christmas is different. Its different, but only in how we perceive it. Lets for a moment slide everything to the side and focus on the reason for Christmas. It’s about Jesus and His precious gift of life through … [Read more…]
n a chaotic world of mass discontent, live life that’s pleasing to God and rise above this world in the knowledge of God’s plan for our life.
I hope that everyone had a great Thanksgiving. We are at the close of Chapter 11. Paul has been agonizing over the spiritual condition of Israel. And instructing the Gentiles how to understand their faith in light of the Jewish rejection of Jesus. Paul has been using this tragedy of lost Jews to explain the … [Read more…]
We’ve come to Paul’s closing arguments about God’s plan for Israel and how He will redeem them from unbelief. Chapters 9-11 have been leading up to this point. Paul has laid out the relationship between the Gentile church and Israel. He has instructed us, the church, to not hold our salvation boastfully over the Jewish … [Read more…]
God has saved us for our eternity and His glory, but also to model His grace for the salvation of others.
God is faithful to all his promises all the time. And because he is true to His word, we can trust Him to make good on salvation and eternal life.
telling people about Jesus is not just to encourage faith in others, but to provoke faith/growth in ourselves.