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Our growth in Christ does not end with our declaration of faith in Him. We need discipleship from others who are more mature in their faith. We also are called by God to disciple others. Our legacy of faith is carried on by those we have influenced. Pastor cites examples of this from the Book of Philemon, 10 and 17-21, as well as Exodus 17:12,13.
Today Pastor Ken Tilley completes the study of the Book of Philemon. and reveals the wonderful change a person can experience when turning away from the former life to the new, present life in Christ. Scriptures include Philemon 11, 15,16, Phillippians 4:8, and 2 Corinthians 4:17,,18. The lesson is applied to how we can be delivered from fearful, negative and hopeless thoughts and renewed with the peace the Lord brings.
Text Philemen 7-16. Pastor Ken focuses on the changed life, and uses the example of Onesimus, a fugitive servant who’s life was transformed by faith.
Is your walk with Jesus bearing fruit? Are you living close to God? How can we glorify God with our lives? Pastor Nathan Neufang answers these questions by careful study of the Bible. Text: John 15:1-16 Be encouraged!
Today, Family and Youth Pastor, Nathan Robinson encourages us to acknowledge fully God’s grace, and to move forward with that freedom into fruitful, joyful, living works which God has prepared for us. Nathan uses several key scriptures from Romans, Revelation and Colossians.
Do you believe Jesus is Lord and that He was raised from the dead? In this powerful sermon, Evangelist Clayton King teaches from Romans, Ch. 10, about righteousness by faith, and about how early Christians were killed for their declaration of faith in the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Listen and be challenged to live by enduring faith!
Evangelist Clayton King presents a frank challenge to our faith. Do we believe that Jesus is Lord, and that He was raised from the dead? Is your belief more than intellectual? Jesus is calling you to a true, intimate relationship with Him. Clayton preaches from key scriptures about salvation from the Gospel of John, Ch.6., in which Jesus states that the way we can please God is by believing in the One God has sent (Jesus), and by coming to Him, drawn by His intimate love, and committing our life to Him.
One of the key figures in the spread of the early Christian church, Saul, was a man who had been miraculously transformed by the Lord from being an evil religious authority, responsible for sending Christians to their death, to a gifted teacher and preacher who helped spread Christ’s love from the Middle East all the way to Rome. That same kind of transformation awaits all who call on the name of Jesus. Pastor Ken teaches from Acts, 9:1-31
Are you so busy with the complexities and distractions of life that you have left little time devoted to the Lord? Pastor Ken teaches us from Luke 10: 38-42, about just such a person who had to be reminded by the Lord to be still and know He is God… Hopefully, you aren’t too busy to listen to this important teaching… (-;
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