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Is it a sin for a Christian to protect and defend with lethal force? Has God shown approval of people who use deadly force for self-protection? What did Jesus say about carrying a weapon?

Do you wonder if Jesus was ever weary of criticism? This lesson examines the context and possibilities of what Jesus meant when He told the Apostles to "shake the dust off their feet."

Part 5 of the Series on "Spiritual Gifts & Spiritual People. Acts 2 & 1 Cor 2. God poured out His spirit on the believers.

Spiritual Gifts & Spiritual People. The Holy Spirit gives gifts to His people for the building of the church.

God will specially equip you to accomplish the work He has called you to do as we face spiritual opposition in this world.

What is the gift of the Holy Spirit? What was the purpose of it?

The Mesaage Explains the purpose of Christ GIft to th e church and defines the Roles and offices of those mention in Ephesians 4:11

Jesus last teaching to the ones closest to him was of humility, servanthood and love. A leader wants you to do more but a servant is willing to do more with you.

What is the Path of Authority? How can we establish authority for something from the Bible? Does the silence of the Scriptures authorize or forbid?

In this series session, Dr. Mercury Thomas-Ha highlights key elements that can manifest your Breakthrough as a Believer! You may be in a drought, but God can bring you out. Add effectual Holy Spirit prayer "With One Accord" and SOMETHING'S GOTTA HAPPEN!

Will you be God's ambassador to bring about spiritual healing in people's lives?

Are children born innocent? What is church discipline? What is the process of church discipline? How many times should I be ready to forgive? Did the apostles determine what would be bound (required) or loosed (not required)?

As Christians, we live our lives by faith. We live by believing God and learning to trust Him. As weak humans, our faith can waiver, and following together with Jesus, we may find ourselves at times in spiritual highs and at other times in spiritual lows. In the midst of this, Jesus remains faithful. He remains steadfast, immovable, sure. He obeys the Father and He becomes for us the place where we find rest and refuge. We hope you'll begin to trust Him, too. There is no one like our God! Shared by Jonathan Albanese at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, March 1, 2020.

Traditions easily become used as a way to enforce prejudice. Especially after several generations of practice. We can forget to see the needs and the people around us and obey teh command to love them because we are so busy trying to keep our traditions. People are more important than our man-made traditions. Showing mercy is better than not healing on the Sabbath. While we struggle to understand and believe who Jesus really is, the demonic realm is absolutely sure of Him. And they tremble. Too bad we don't. Frequently the world sees Jesus and His followers as those who are out of their minds because spiritually things must be discerned by God's Spirit. His Spirit is in those who believe Him. The Jewish leaders blasphemed God's Spirit by attributing Jesus' works to the power of Satan. Even so, Jesus has come and is making a new family of all those who believe, both Jew and Gentile. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, February 9, 2020.

Jesus chose twelve ordinary men to change the world. If Jesus asked you to serve in His kingdom would you give Him a list of excuses or would you be like Isaiah and say "here I am Lord, take me"?

Mark 3:13-19

Today we are going to continue the sermon series on the Twelve Apostles by examining the lives James the Less, Simon the Zealot and Judas Son of James and conclude that while their feats for God are not known their lives testify to three profound truths: serving God in obscurity is far better than riches, fame or power, serving God is to be done with the right zeal and serving God to obtain an eternal legacy means planting seeds of righteousness.

Without doubt the Resurrection of Jesus is the most important moment in Christianity. It has changed everything. How did it affect those that were there, how did it shape their faith? Let's learn some lessons in faith from those there that day and see how God works to make the shadows of uncertainty break into the dawning of hope.

Six years ago I went through a unique process in the church. I was ordained as a minister of the gospel. Several of you were present at this event. You got to see the process of how we examine those who feel called into ministry to discern whether they are called by God and if they are ready for the…

Passage: Acts 14:1-28. As we continue to examine the life of the apostles, we learn that if we are going to be missionaries, we must persevere through the many challenges and blessings this calling brings.