This is the first sermon of the 6 part sermon series titled ' GIFTED" based on Romans 12:3-8.
Hue spoke about about identifying and stewarding our unique gifts in order to work together to strengthen the body of Christ. The key to unlock our gifting is our availability. “Our greatest ability is our availability to be used by God”.
Read MoreMat Philip was with us this Sunday and he preached on eldership and the calling of the elder’s of the church to guide, guard, and govern. We are so thankful to him and his wife Sheetal for ministering to us!
Read MoreHue encouraged us to pursue Biblical Fellowship by devoting ourselves to fellowship, the breaking of bread, and to prayer (Acts 2:42).
Read MoreWhen Jesus calls a follower, He calls them to total transformation through discipleship. By living a lifestyle of discipleship we discover the faith that moves mountains and weathers the storms of life in perfect peace. In this sermon Ryan highlights the Apostle Peter in Acts 12:5-6 and surveys the book of Mark to uncover the process of development that a disciple goes through in relationship to Jesus.
Read MoreWe 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.
Read MoreHue wrapped up our John series after over a year in the book with chapter 21. We looked at Peter who jumped out of the boat, leaving everything behind, to go to Jesus the moment he recognized Him. This was after Peter had betrayed Jesus and Jesus received him with complete forgiveness. Hue encouraged us to be like Peter and follow after Jesus without hesitation because we know who He is and we know He is trustworthy!
Read MoreJesus wraps up his farewell discourse with his disciples, giving specific insight into what the future holds for them. His words are no less relevant for Christians today as we learn that we have a God who always lays out His plan while speaking to us individually regarding the Heart of the matters we face. If we aren’t hearing Him clearly, perhaps our perspective needs adjusting. This perspective encourages us to turn our attention to fellowship with Jesus first.
Read MoreJesus continues to prepare His disciples for what they will face as they share the message of the Gospel after He returns to the Father.
Read MoreJesus continues to prepare His disciples for what they will face as they share the message of the Gospel after He returns to the Father.
Read MoreIn this passage, Jesus promises the Holy Spirit to His followers. The Holy Spirit being part of the Trinity is God and we should revere Him as such. He is a comforter- an advocate- and He is in every believer.
Read MoreThe command Jesus gives His disciples to, “Love one another as I have loved you,” entails more than meets the eye. Ryan discusses the relationship between love, faith, and sacrifice as it relates to carrying out this command in the local church in order to fully experience the glory of God and to bring that glory into the world.
Read MoreIn John 11, after the death of Lazarus, Jesus grieves alongside Martha and Mary. Then Jesus comforts them with the truth of who He is. He tells them He is the resurrection and the life and they express faith in who He says He is. Do we believe that Jesus is the resurrection and the life? Who we believe Jesus to be changes everything!
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