Jesus, like a farmer, shows that unless basic steps are taken, there will be no continuation of His mission or message. Today we observe as Jesus multiplies influence and teaches three key ingredients to growth.
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.
Paul’s independent message matched the message the Jerusalem church and its leaders gave. Good News is always Good News. Paul shares his verified message in three distinct settings.
Our hope rests on the surety of the truth: God is still with us! Notice three titles for Jesus found in John’s gospel this morning. Merry Christmas!
Not only do church buildings need a solid foundation, church members do, too! Today’s text highlights the foundation of our faith and the reason for our hope. Hope HAS a foundation!
John the Baptist asks a question you may have asked: When is God going to act like He said? The answer may surprise you!
Today we hear the message of John the Baptist – preparing hearts to celebrate the arrival of the Christ. The King IS coming!
Christmas gifts not only meet needs or desires, they also express relationship between giver and recipient. God wants you to know Him, and uses two actions to introduce Himself at Christmas.
Christmas is about gifts and giving. Paul says love is the greatest gift; and today you will see that is true. First John repeats the theme of love, conveying a critical truth we celebrate at Christmas: Love builds relationships. Let’s discover three ways love builds relationships.