Hope Springs From Clarity About Purity | 1 Thessalonians 3:6-13 | Hope Springs Eternal
Hoping For God’s Best In Our Leaders (Part 1) | 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10
HOPE. It is the confident expectation of better days ahead.
Faith in Christ is filled with an endless hope – and believe it or not – your pastor and spiritual leaders are depending on your hope filled prayers!
Lean in and pray with hope for our Christian leaders to be faithful with God’s truth, and possess the courage and compassion to challenge and comfort those they lead.
And as we return to our series in First Thessalonians, let’s fill our hearts with Hope [that] Springs Eternal.
The Easter Principle
Questions and Answers on God’s Will
IS: Does God Have a Will for Me? | IS: The Will of God IS The Word of God
Experiencing the Holiness of God | Isaiah 6
In Isaiah 6, God’s prophet Isaiah sees an astonishing vision of heaven and God’s magnificence. When Isaiah encounters the Lord, he cannot help but see his own sin and weakness – his faults fully exposed. It is no different for us today.
In God’s presence, there is no room for comparison or way to hide… but even where sin is great, grace is greater still!
Pastor James has a special message leading into and out of this weekend teaching – join us as we encounter God in His Word and turn to Him in repentance and faith.
How To Remember The Lord | Various Scriptures
Freedom From Guilt | Psalms 51 | Finally Free
Do you ever fear you’re not good enough? Maybe you feel the shame of your mistakes or question God’s love because of your sins. Maybe you feel religious shame, because you haven’t followed all the ‘rules’.
What are we to do with guilt and shame?
Let’s learn from the pages of Scripture about the Holy Spirit’s work in our conscience – leading us not to more guilt, but to repentance, freedom and a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.
Open your Bible to Psalm 51 and get ready to find Freedom from Guilt…
Freedom From Religion | Finally Free | Luke 11
What is the one thing Jesus Christ got into a fight with, consistently?
Religion.
No fists were thrown – but whips were cracked and tables were flipped over. Jesus’ indignation was altogether righteous.
The problem with “religion” is it captures many good people into external focuses, forms without function, destructive pride, and manmade rules.
Religion is far from the gospel and a personal, sincere relationship with the Savior.
Prepare your heart for “Freedom From Religion” as we dig into Luke 11.