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Luke 5:12-26 We all have great expectations in our lives. Sometimes the things God has planned for us or allows in our lives don't line up with those expectations. However, when we fully trust God, He works miraculous things in and through our circumstances.

It's okay to be sad. Jesus and His Kingdom message are true even if you don't feel anything. Jesus speaks the truth without all the modern hype. We're deceived by trying to live from dopamine rush to dopamine rush and calling that 'spiritual life'. The Father is seeking those who will worhip Him in Spirit and truth. Worship is not a type of song. It is not necessarily singing songs at all. Workship is bowing yourself down to something. Bowing down, in your heart, to someone or something, is workship. Jesus is able to save the sick, yes, but when should He stop? When would it be okay for Him to let someone you love die. Does death matter? Does life matter? If there is eternal life, if there is resurrection, then it matters more than we seem to think. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, November 28, 2021.

Jesus heals our sicknesses. Not always how we want, or when we want. Everyone that was healed by Jesus while He was on Earth still died. Those who trust Him are healed eternally and are in His presence awaiting the resurrection. Jesus demonstrated to Israel that He was truly the promised Messiah, God with Us, come to remove the curse upon creation after Adam's sin. Jesus did many great miracles and He still does. Not the least of which, He was raised from the dead and is, therefore, alive now. He has promised to raise everyone who lives and believes in Him. We have truly entered and enjoy His Kingdom knowing freedom from the fear of death! He Himself took our infirmities. Rejoice, we'll live free of sicknesses in the end.

When should I forgive someone? How many times should I forgive them? What are the different components of prayer? What is the proper attitude and actions for prayer?

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.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Clovis Chappell, the great Southern preacher and author, said in one of his messages, "What announcement could the average pastor make to his people next Sunday that would create less enthusiasm, less approval, less holy expectancy, then that he would soon to begin a revival?" Rather…

07/12/2009 The Grass is Greener Knox 16 PC 324/746/670 Psalm 23 Ezekiel 34:11-16 Hebrews 4:14-16 John 10:11-13 OOPS! An ignorant man was examined on the subject of his faith, as follows: “What do you believe?”—“I believe what the Church believes?”—”What then, does the Church believe?”—“The Church believes…

Jesus Came For Mercy, Not Sacrifice Jesus heals a paralytic and is accused of blasphemy - Matthew 9:1-8 Jesus calls Matthew and eats with sinners and tax collectors at his home - Matthew 9:9-13 Jesus uses an analogy of an unshrunk patch and a new wineskin to make an illustration about fasting - Matthew…

Psalm 107 Introduction Let the Redeemed of the Lord say so Proposition God has summoned us Here to Give Him Thanks. We can join in the saints of old as we Thank God for All He has Done. Proposition #2 When we continually thank God for what he as done, we will gain confidence that He is able to do again…