What we focus our minds on is what shapes our view of reality.
Ryan continued our Courageous living series speaking from Chapter 2, alluding to Rahab’s courage look unto God amidst troubling times.
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Ken and Michelle shared about the heart of God for his children and His tender, fatherly love for us. They also gave some practical tips on living by the spirit, in tune and communion with God.
Read MoreHue spoke from Ephesians 1:15-23 continuing on from last week.
“Growing in our revelation of Jesus leads to knowing the hope which God has called us to“
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This week’s sermon answers the question, “Who is Jesus to me?” We all need to grow in our revelation of Jesus because no matter how long we live we will never know all there is to know about Him. This revelation is so important because it will dictate the life we live.
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Hue wraps up the second part of our two-part Christmas series, “The Promised Savior.”
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Hue finished off our three-part series, The Significance of Jesus by emphasizing the Christology of Jesus.
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This Sunday we were encouraged to pursue a greater revelation of Jesus to bring His glory everywhere!
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We are thankful and blessed for this word brought by Chanelle Rossouw for our church. Chanelle is gifted in the prophetic and gives a very clear explanation on what the prophetic is and how we can partner with God’s words to us.
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Vanessa wrapped up John 17 where Jesus is praying for His disciples to have unity. As followers of Jesus we should be united by our love and worship of Jesus and the Father’s love for us. This will also unite us in our heart and mission and keep us from distractions.
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In this section of the Farewell Discourse the disciples are warned that the world will hate them. This is true for us as well as we are also disciples of Jesus. When we encounter hate from the world we can be reassured that Jesus is with us, because He gave us the Holy Spirit, and we are therefore capable of continuing to obey Jesus’ commands even in difficult circumstances.
Jesus asks His followers to keep His commands so that they can remain in His love, experience the joy of Jesus, the friendship of Jesus. This is how God’s plan will be made known.
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As Jesus prepares to leave His disciples He uses the analogy of the vine and the branches to encourage His disciples to remain in Him. As we are also Jesus’ disciples, His prized possession, we can know that these words are also for us. Jesus promises that if we remain in Him whatever we ask for will be done. When this is lived out in our lives we will bear fruit and this will bring glory to the Father.
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