How should those truths affect your life?
Seeing God’s awesomeness, the prophet Isaiah shrieked: “Woe is me, for I am ruined! Because I am a man of unclean lips, and I live among a people of unclean lips…” (Isaiah 6:5).
Bottom line? In Christ, we’re not better than anyone. We are simply and astonishingly forgiven.
Let’s get into this good news!
More Biblical Evidences of the Holy Spirit
John 14:16-18
Non-Evidences of The Holy Spirit | 1 Corinthians 12
Would your life be more manageable if Jesus was right beside you?
While that may seem implausible, experiencing the presence and power of Christ is far from impossible – if you are filled with the Holy Spirit.
Are you? How can you be certain? Let’s learn together from God’s Word…
If you’re feeling under resourced or carrying a heavy load, it’s no surprise. God has made no provision for you to live the Christian life on your own.
You’re not strong enough or committed enough, none of us are. God has just one provision for us to live a life of joyful obedience in Christ – the Holy Spirit.
And how does the Holy Spirit help? You’re about to find out, in this never before aired message straight from the Scriptures…
Rejecting the voice of Rejection
Genesis 37-40
If you’re stuck where best thinking has got you, it’s time to change your thinking.
God won’t force Himself into your heart, but He does want to change you and heal the hurt behind your destructive behaviors.
How does change happen? Often, change begins with a crisis; the journey of changing is a process. The process of change is hard work.
And if you fail in the process? Return to the crisis. Remember why you began this journey and get help that will help you continue.
Let’s Reject the Voice of Rejection. Refuse to accept what our failures say – and lean into how the God who made us sees us.
Counterintuitive Lessons From a King, Part 1 | John 12:9-26
How To Bless The Lord | John 12:1-8
Driving Consumers Out of the Church | John 2:13-22
Final Hope Essentials |1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 | Hope Springs Eternal
Our final message in 1 Thessalonians is theological, yet very practical and on point. This precious book gives us hope – hope for each other and hope for the future, as we place our confidence in almighty God.
Enduring, unshakeable hope requires active dependence on Jesus Christ, through prayer. In fact, a life of continual prayer reflects your awareness of God’s nearness.
So lay down those burdens you’re carrying, and draw close to Him now, for this final teaching in Hope Springs Eternal.
My Victory Is Assured | Ephesians 1:1-12