What Made Him Different | Week 4 Our God is a God who knows how to celebrate and he built celebration into his relationship with the Jewish people. But by the time of Jesus, the “religious” people focused more on …
What Made Him Different | Week 3 In Matthew 5, Jesus turns the world upside with his teachings. In the Kingdom of God, meekness & humility inherit the earth; the persecuted and mocked are blessed by God and the poor …
What Made Him Different | Week 2 What made Jesus’ teaching different is that it was approachable… hopeful…and invited people to be part of the Kingdom of Heaven. This is why we need to keep going back to His teaching …
What Made Him Different? | Week 1 | Easter Sunday This week we started a six week series looking at Jesus and What Made Him Different and why it matters for us today. We will be exploring Jesus of Nazareth, …
James tells us that no matter where we are in life: suffering hardship, dealing with sickness (emotional, physical or spiritual) or are happy, we should pray. How often do we take these words at face value and act on them? …
James | Finding Joy in Times of Trouble | Week 6 When’s the last time you admitted you were wrong and changed your mind? This sounds simple, but in today’s culture, it’s not! We are constantly fighting or worried a …
James | Finding Joy in Times of Trouble | Week 5 We all have troubles, and James tells us when we are in trouble, ASK FOR WISDOM… but how will we know the difference between Worldly & Godly Wisdom? James …
James | Finding Joy in Times of Trouble | Week 4 Our tongue is a small body part, but it has the power to direct, destroy and delight. God calls us to use the power of our tongue wisely. What …
James | Finding Joy in Times of Trouble | Week 3 If we claim to follow Jesus, our deeds & works matter… because without them, our faith is dead and useless. Our works don’t lead to our salvation, but are …
James | Finding Joy in Times of Trouble | Week 2 Our faith proved by how we love one another. We are not called to discriminate against others or to make excuses for why someone is not our neighbor. God …
