Our mission conference begins today with Ben Stilwell preaching from John 4 about true worshipers. Ben identifies four characteristics of true worshippers. Examine your life to see if you truly worship today.
To do all God has given us to do takes hard work, but you CAN serve God! Notice two aspects of this work: God’s part and your part as highlighted in 1 Corinthians 15.
Paul encourages Timothy to remember his frailty and draw on divine reserves of power. Like Timothy, you need to take a good look at the finish line approaching.
It is foolish to enter a situation unprepared. Many engage in the spiritual equivalent of trekking into the desert without adequate supplies. Paul wakes Timothy to the truth of his surroundings, instructing him to remember the calendar and prepare for difficulty.
Paul’s ministry is nearing its end. He encourages Timothy to continue in ministry and reminds him of all he has at his disposal. Timothy must also remember his foundation. Like any good foundation, strength starts at the base. Consider the three pillars that form the foundation of Timothy’s ministry.
Heroes are not defined by what they do, as much as by who they are. Hardship produces heroes. Paul reminds Timothy of the need for hardship in order to finish well. Paul issues four commands you must hear and obey.
What makes you afraid? David writes this psalm specifically for those feeling alone, abandoned, or left out. You are never alone. Not only is God present, but God hears you.
Today, Mike Beyelia teaches from Colossians about the proper “outfit” for a follower of Jesus. Mike reminds us to dress for the job of serving the Lord.
Paul ends his letter to the Galatian church with one power-packed lesson: Good News celebrates Jesus. This lesson forms a life-long message to share anywhere at any time. Listen to Paul’s three instructions this morning.
The Galatians forgot the importance of Good News, so Paul shows how it works in those believing. Good News affects how you live, as Paul demonstrates through two illustrations.