We can all follow the teaching and example of Jesus, in persistent prayer.

We start by reading the story of Saul (later renamed Paul) receiving Jesus as the “light of the world”, and describing the meaning of the experience, in Acts 9:1-18 and Acts 26:23.

“God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.” – 2 Timothy 1:7 ESV

Matthew 6:19-24 – Generous Stewardship

John 17:20-26

Our Savior Jesus is victorious over death. In John 11, we read the account of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead and Jesus’ teaching around it. We can all respond by believing in and receiving Jesus as Savior. In our next steps, we grow in faith and see sharing our faith as a priority.

I. What do we learn from Moses’ Holy Ground experience? – Exodus 3:1-12   God wants to meet with us. Giving priority to “holy ground” places, for interaction with God, will help us see our identity, value, and purpose.   A. God is worthy of our respect and...

We can all respond, to the teaching of Jesus, with love, prayer, and effort.

How do we actually forgive?

Jesus Forgives, then Heals: Mark 2: 1-12

Paid in Full

Why is learning Biblical forgiveness important? Helps us learn more about the character of God. Broadens our understanding of what Jesus did for us on the cross. How we believe God forgives us shapes how we forgive others. Sin: Foolishness, Prov. 24:9, transgression...

Cultivate joy by living in light of the resurrected Jesus.

Cultivate joy by receiving the sacrifice of Jesus as grace.

Sin – Romans 5:12, 20

Let’s look at Romans chapter 5 for the next few weeks. Key words: Law 78, Righteousness & Justification 64, Faith & Believe 60, Sin 57, Grace 24

It is a good idea (with Biblical precedent) to ask ourselves, “How does God view our church?”

Our guests Justin Cardinal and Jessica Hurlbut from New Testament Church in Massena, NY share their experiences in building life based on the teaching of Jesus.