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"Change My Mind." Based on 1 Corinthians 2:6-16. Once we accept Jesus, we begin a lifelong journey of changing our mind to become the mind of Christ. Each day we are less us and more Him.

INTRODUCTION Martyn Lloyd-Jones said... Love does not look at itself—it is absorbed in the object of its love. The Love of God , 77 That is so true! And that is the kind of love that God calls us to give Him A love that is “absorbed in” Him It is clear in Scripture that we are to love God That is without…

INTRODUCTION Today we are looking again at the apostle John’s second letter Please take your Bibles and turn to 2 John Today we’re looking at verses 4-6 4 I was very glad to find some of your children walking in truth, just as we have received commandment to do from the Father. 5 Now I ask you, lady,…

INTRODUCTION We are beginning a new book today It’s 3 John It appears after 2 John and before Jude It is written by the same author as the gospel of John, first and second John and Revelation That man is the apostle John, disciple and apostle of Jesus Christ John is committed to two inseparable things:…

Is baptism for physical cleansing? Is baptism a work that earns our way into Heaven? Is baptism in order to get salvation or is it because of salvation? Why was Jesus baptized?

Lesson 21: Responsibilities Colossians 3:18-4:1 We left off in our last study with giving Christ our all while staying close to Him, letting Him dwell in us completely. Everything we say and do needs to be for God’s glory. It needs to be done in the name of Christ and with thanksgiving to God. This passage…

Where could the idea of "Saved by grace alone" come from? Can we work and earn our way to Heaven? Are there any works we have to do to be saved?

Jesus was Obedient because He knew the Father Intimately (vs.28)
Jesus was Obedient because He Trusted the Father (vs.29)
Jesus was Obedient because His Life was about the Will of the Father (vs.30)

Pastor Luke preached from Genesis 22 saying that the God who tests is the God who provides.

Moses makes his way back to Egypt, but not without some difficultly. In one of the more bizarre passages of Scripture, we find God about to kill Moses for his disobedience. Jesus wants to use you (for his glory, others’ good, and your joy!), but requires repentance and obedience before he’ll accomplish his will through you.

Romans 10:14-21