Much is made about what you know. Brother Mike Beyelia reminds us of the importance of WHO you know. Knowing Jesus and knowing that He knows you is a tremendous encouragement. Thanks for joining us today in worship.
Jesus uses simple methods to communicate life-changing messages. The lesson to learn from a fishing trip 2,000 years ago is this: I can trust Jesus to lead me. Jesus proves His leadership through His teaching, His commands, and His call.
The first lesson Jesus taught was that God honors faith. God honors those that walk and talk faithfully.
As Jesus begins His earthly ministry, notice how He responds to temptation. It all comes down to a matter of trust; and God is worthy of trust.
Isaiah 9 highlights God’s incredible love for His people. Advent reminds us that God shows magnificent love. Notice three actions prompted by God’s magnificent love.
The fragility of human life creates all too frequent moments when we totter on the brink of ruin. In these moments, Messiah delivers joy to the afflicted. Listen as three voices highlight this message of joy found in Isaiah 61.
Our world desperately needs peace and would trade almost anything to have it. Where can peace be found? What provides lasting peace? Isaiah reminds us God’s Word brings peace. Listen as three voices help us find peace in times of trouble.
We await the day God will set all things right by the hand of His Messiah. What hope is left? Messiah is our only hope. Look at Isaiah’s prayer (Isaiah 64) and notice Messiah is our only hope when hope seems lost.
Job applications provide a place to list your qualifications for a particular job opportunity. Luke’s account shows Jesus is uniquely qualified to deliver people from their sins as God promised. Notice Jesus’ two important qualifications this morning.
Two words communicate both joy and terror when they are heard: company’s coming. As John starts to spread this message of joy and terror, three commands stand out. Notice them today and prepare yourself for what is about to happen.