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Blood is used for different things in the Bible. What did the blood of Jesus do?

Why should the Galatians not have returned to the old law? What was the event that set in motion a new covenant between God and man?

Jesus chose YOU. Pastor Don also leads us through communion.

The walls God has set up to keep people out of hell are a testimony to the fact of His great love for us.

The Passover Exodus 12

Exodus 12:1-11

We are frequently pursuing things that we believe will make life easier or gentler. We are frequently making choices to follow after things that we think will keep us from difficulties. Jesus presents Himself as the One who rescues from death; He who brings eternal life to those who will pursue Him, those who will trust in Him. Many are trying to work God's works... Jesus seems to turn the tables on this idea reminding us that God is the One who works in us. We must receive Jesus' life or we have no eternal life. We can receive His eternal life now. We often focus on the material world whereas Jesus reminds us that it is the Spirit that gives life, the flesh, the body, the material doesn't provide profit in spiritual things. Let us lay, as we are enabled, our trust and hope in Jesus alone. He died for our sins, He has been buried, and He has already been raised from the dead. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, December 19, 2021.

Join the Grace United crew as we continue in our Christmas series for 2022 as we explore and appreciate Jesus as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, and how that profound truth applies to our lives today.

Sermon, March 7, 2021

Jesus is the Good Shepherd of those in His Kingdom. He ensures we have all we need, every moment, to do and be and think and say what He wants. He is the ruler of all the Earth and there is nothing that is hard for Him. He is able to help any who come to Him. Jesus rescues sinners. Many believe they have established there own righteousness but those who know they are sick are readily rescued by the Good Shepherd, Jesus. He justifies the ungodly. While he is able to and does variously heal physical illness or touble, we look forward to the fullness of His Kingdom, when all sorrow, sickness, death, and pain will pass away and we will be made new! Isn't He wonderful!??!!!?!?!!

How would Christ be like the Passover lamb? What did the bread and fruit of the vine Christ gave to the apostles symbolize? What made the conviction of Jesus an improper one?

Often, even as followers of Jesus, we find our immediate response regarding behavioral psychological issues to be more in line with an unbelieving, materialistic, naturalistic worldview. This, in spite of the fact that Jesus regularly dealt with, talked about, and affirmed the reality of the meta-physical, the unseen spiritual world in which we live. At the very least, we should pause and pray, consider, and seek the LORD in the situations in which we find ourselves in relation to the people around us in regard to both their and our behavior. Maybe there's more to humans that random, electrical impulses, synapses, and chemicals. Where do we draw the line anyhow? And who gets to decide where that line even is? God has made a world full of powerful elements. Medicine can be good. We ought to trust in God and be wise. We are to live by faith. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, February 23, 2020.

A Study on the meaning of covenant and how it pertains to our covering under the blood of Jesus.

Theme: Jesus changes water into wine. The motive that God gave this sign was to fulfill up religious practices and to show that he is the fulfillment of everything that the people of Israel had been doing in the past. The first sing that Jesus gives is to fill up with himself the whole institution of why he invented and instituted marriage in this world.

Hebrews 9 contrasts the limitations of the old covenant with its earthly sanctuary and repetitive sacrifices, emphasizing the efficacy and permanence of the new covenant established through Jesus Christ's once-for-all sacrifice, which offers true atonement and inaugurates an eternal relationship between God and humanity.