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Why was Jesus baptized? Why was the perfect, sinless son of God baptized by John the Baptist? This lesson examines the reasons in our year long study of the Life of Christ

Jesus demonstrated His love for God through obedience. Jesus has a personal relationship with the Holy Spirit. Jesus is The Faithful Servant. Jesus fulfills God's will for redemption.

Decisions are things we all must make. Some are more significant than others. Some are more costly. We as Christians have been called to be a living sacrifice, and it is we who must decide if we will make the decisions for service and change that will result in abiding in that good, acceptable, and perfect will of God.

Jonah paid the pentalty for thinking he could do things his way instead of God's way.

Jesus operated on the Divine Timetable in every aspect of His life and ministry here on earth.

1. Jesus desires to bring the Father glory. (vs. 1) 2. Jesus’ subjection brings the Father glory. (vs. 2-3) 3. Jesus’ obedience brings the Father glory. (vs. 4) 4. Jesus’ ultimate glorification brings the Father glory. (vs. 5)

Luke 9:1-17 We are called to be ambassadors for Jesus Christ. As we are sent into different walks of life, God then enables us to fulfill His will where He sends us. As we work to do the will of God we will see Him enabe, empower, and provide all that we need.

Join Pastor Ted Owens as He continues his series The Road to Calvary as he preaches out of the book of Mark.

Luke 2:21-52 God reveals His will to us, confirms it in us and then expects us to faithfully do it. Mary received confirmation from God, and then was challenged by Jesus example to fulfill the mission God gave her.

Philippians 4:1-9 In part three of "God's Peace" we go back to Philippians chapter 4 and see that we need to be thankful in everything. We are shown from God's word how thankfulness coincides with prayer, supplication, and the attitude of our heart.

Often we encourage people to try new things and not to say, "I can't." Especially in life we want them to be successful, but in the Christian life in order to be successful, triumphant, and victorious there are some things we simply can't do.

The influence of the Holy Spirit will lead us in the will of God.

God still uses dreams to give instruction to His people. But, those dreams when properly interpreted will always coincide with His eternal Word.

It is God's will: 1. To work through our limitations (vs. 1-3). 2. For us to link-up with other Christians (vs. 3-6). 3. For us to listen to wise council (vs. 4 & 7-13). 4. For us to love the Lord supremely (vs. 13). 5. For us to lean on the Lord completely (vs. 14).

Jonah's plan to run away from the Will of God and the effects this has on the world around him.

Living in God's will: 1. Takes us to new destinations (vs. 1-2). 2. Touches our occupations (vs. 3). 3. Leads us to new proclamations (vs. 4-5). 4. Gives us new inspirations (vs. 5-7). 5. Brings new celebrations (vs. 7-8).

How knowing who God is as expressed through His names helps us to pray according to His will

How knowing who God is as expressed through His names helps us to pray according to His will

By Pastor Glenn Pease "Atlanta's Race" is the title of Sir E. J. Poynter's most successful paintings. The story behind the painting is from Ovid's Metamorphoses. Atlanta was the daughter of Schoenus of Boeotia, and she was famous for her matchless beauty. She was also so swift of foot that none could…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Most speeches and sermons have three parts to them. There is the introduction, the body, and the conclusion. Often they have three points in the body as well. Then there is another three fold factor involved. There is the message as written; then the message as delivered, and third…