August 28, 2011 - Upright Living in an Upsidedown World. Luke 13:10-20
All of us are crippled in some way. Some of us are crippled physically, some relationally, some financially, some emotionally. The longer we are crippled, the harder it is to believe that we can be healed and restored. Jesus called out and prayed for a woman who was crippled spiritually for eighteen years. She had probably given up hope, but that didn't stand in Jesus' way.
Upright Repentance
August 21, 2011 - Upright Living in an Upsidedown World - Luke 13:1-9
God has made it clear that repentance is the path to life. Why is that word so repulsive to so many? Why do we resist and fight for our own selfish way, when God has nothing but our best interests in mind? Wouldn't life go so much better if we would surrender our will to His will? Repentance is God's tool to turn an upside down world, upside right!
God has made it clear that repentance is the path to life. Why is that word so repulsive to so many? Why do we resist and fight for our own selfish way, when God has nothing but our best interests in mind? Wouldn't life go so much better if we would surrender our will to His will? Repentance is God's tool to turn an upside down world, upside right!
Life To The Full
August 14, 2011 - John 10:10, Philippians 3:12-14
Jesus said that He came so that we might have life and have it to the full. Isn't that encouraging? Don't you want that? But what is "life to the full", and how do we get it? We will explore this verse and others to see what it means to live an "abundant" life, and what steps we can take right here and now to live the kind of life Jesus came to give us.
Jesus said that He came so that we might have life and have it to the full. Isn't that encouraging? Don't you want that? But what is "life to the full", and how do we get it? We will explore this verse and others to see what it means to live an "abundant" life, and what steps we can take right here and now to live the kind of life Jesus came to give us.
Standing Guard
August 7, 2011 - Luke 12:49-59
Have you Caught a Glimpse of His Majesty? A word is placed in a receptive crevice of your heart that causes you, ever so briefly, to see His face clearly. You hear a verse read in a tone you'd never heard, or explained in a way you'd never thought and one more piece of the puzzle falls into place... Someone touches your painful spirit as only one sent from Him could do, and there He is. Jesus... in a way we never have seen Him before.
Have you Caught a Glimpse of His Majesty? A word is placed in a receptive crevice of your heart that causes you, ever so briefly, to see His face clearly. You hear a verse read in a tone you'd never heard, or explained in a way you'd never thought and one more piece of the puzzle falls into place... Someone touches your painful spirit as only one sent from Him could do, and there He is. Jesus... in a way we never have seen Him before.
Standing Guard
August 7, 2011 - Luke 12:49-59
Have you Caught a Glimpse of His Majesty? A word is placed in a receptive crevice of your heart that causes you, ever so briefly, to see His face clearly. You hear a verse read in a tone you'd never heard, or explained in a way you'd never thought and one more piece of the puzzle falls into place... Someone touches your painful spirit as only one sent from Him could do, and there He is. Jesus... in a way we never have seen Him before.
Have you Caught a Glimpse of His Majesty? A word is placed in a receptive crevice of your heart that causes you, ever so briefly, to see His face clearly. You hear a verse read in a tone you'd never heard, or explained in a way you'd never thought and one more piece of the puzzle falls into place... Someone touches your painful spirit as only one sent from Him could do, and there He is. Jesus... in a way we never have seen Him before.
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