Romans chapter eight reveals the Good News even in moments of hardship.
Romans chapter eight reveals the Good News even in moments of hardship.
What can we learn from seeing the way the women and disciples responded to the resurrection. How did this change them, and how does it continue to change us today?
This message unpacks the concept of finishing well as the year comes to an end and asks, How do you want to be remembered? When you started the race with Christ, you knew that somewhere out there was a finish line. What will your Departure, Legacy and Reward be.
After reminding the Ephesian church of their status as God’s chosen and adopted children, he thanks God for them and prays a powerful and loaded prayer for them. We’ll take a look at what this prayer means for all believers in Christ.
Solomon has come to the realization that even a man of his status, with wealth and power at his disposal, is not in control. This recognition of God’s control is something that can either cause us frustration, or bring us to a place of hope.
As we begin the season of Advent together, we take time to remember the way God’s people waited for the Messiah in the Old Testament, and how we continue to wait in hope for our Messiah to return.
This week kicks off our Daring Faith series, and as we start this series we look at the difference between living lives of fear or lives of faith.
(Hebrews 12:1-3/Hebrews 10:11-12) (Length 28:10/Size 9.67MB)
(Matthew 1:1-16)(Length 38:11/Size 10:09MB)
(Matthew 9:35-38/Luke 19:11-27) (Length 33:14/Size 9:51MB)