Throughout the scriptures, anytime God’s people were instructed to preach, teach, proclaim, instruct or admonish, they were to do so with the goal of seeing the lives of their hearers changed.
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We may not have enough to meet the needs of those who ask for our help: not enough money, not enough time, not enough connections. Yet we often forget that we still have something to offer that others cannot – Jesus. Why do we say that Jesus is more than enough?
We may not have enough to meet the needs of those who ask for our help: not enough money, not enough time, not enough connections. Yet we often forget that we still have something to offer that others cannot – Jesus. Why do we say that Jesus is more than enough?
We may not have enough to meet the needs of those who ask for our help: not enough money, not enough time, not enough connections. Yet we often forget that we still have something to offer that others cannot – Jesus. Why do we say that Jesus is more than enough?
Though there have been so many changes happening in our lives, there are some things that do not change. The one thing that does not change for us as a church family is God’s mission. Matthew 28:18-20 was Jesus’ last words to His disciples. He commissioned them to make disciples of all nations. Will you let Jesus’ last words be your first works?
Astronauts spend many years preparing themselves for their launch to space. The simple truth is this, we need a great amount of preparation before we can step into our God-given assignments.
In the announcement of Christ’s birth, Heaven broke forth in an angelic chorus! This kind of spontaneous praise is unique to scripture, and begs the question, “Why?” What made the incarnation so worthy of praise to God?
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