How do things work? We often take full advantage of simple things in life that someone else actually put thought into inventing. We work our IPhones and Droids, but sitting in a dark corner is some braniac with the ability to make all that technology in your phones perform. Are we guilty of belonging to a faith where we enjoy salvation, but aren't aware of what Jesus actually did on the cross? Why was it necessary?
How quickly something so meticulously spelled out can be mistaken for a myth. In this lesson, Jeremy discusses the dangerous decay of truth and spirituality.
There is one verse in the story of the Prodigal Son that is rich with example for us! Listen to Jeff as he gives us four things everyone should know about Jesus!
Jesus came as a Prophet of the kingdom, a Priest between the people and God, and to become the King forever. Most of us know this and believe it, but sometimes we allow one of the three to become weaker leading to many spiritual problems. All three are needed as Jesus reigns supreme in our lives.
We have done a poor job in churches reaching the lost that surround us. What type of effect could we have if we saw people through the same lenses that Jesus saw people? Steve Watson helps us understand what it means to really see people.
Just how hard is it to be the Son of God? How can we know for sure that Jesus is who he said he was? What does the evidence suggest? Follow along and see just how accurate we can be in knowing.
Why are our churches failing to fulfill the mission of God and make a solid impact on our culture? In this message Dr. Earl Lavender from Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN discusses the source of our inspiration (Jesus) and the example he set for us to follow.
Most all Christians believe that Jesus was sent from God, but as a defense to who he is and how our relationship to him is affected by our perceptions of Jesus it helps to understand just how "human" Jesus was.
Sometimes we can become so familiar with something we forget our devotion to it. If we are not careful the same thing can happen in our relationship and calling with Jesus. In the book of Luke, the disciple Peter learns this valuable lesson from the mouth of God.
