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Jesus tells us to "ask whatever we wish." What does he mean by this? Is this like a Christmas list we might send to Santa? Pastor Marques Nelson has the answer.
What good fruit are you doing? Today we join Pastor Nelson to talk about how we, as branches in Christ, can produce good fruit.
We're joined by Pastor Nelson as we continue to talk about Jesus as the Vine. Today we take a closer look a the gardener.
And over and over Jesus says, remain in me as I remain in you. And that's where you're going to get your power and your strength.
What is the opposite of Chaos? It's Peace. It's the Peace that Jesus first shared with his disciples when he appeared to them in the upper room on Easter evening.
"They have taken away my Lord..." The tomb was empty and for Mary there was only one explanation. The body had been taken. Mary stood outside facing the tomb, weeping.
Look up and live. That was a safety initiative when I was in high school in Australia. It's also the instructions God gave to the Israelites in the Old Testament. And it's what God says to us even today.
Christ wants us to live in His word. To make it such a regular part of our life that that's where we can be found.
Don't ever underestimate how God might use you and your invitation to somebody. Or maybe just some casual way that you can talk to them about the wonderful message of Jesus.
God welcomes people of different ethnicities, races, backgrounds, cultures to come and worship Christ.
Matthew 2:1-2, John 3:17 Watch on YouTube – Watch on Facebook To what lengths would you go to worship Jesus? Would you wake up early in the morning? Would you set aside a part of your day or your busy…
I encourage parents, not just want their child to be baptized, which is certainly a good thing, but to also have the same motivation to teach them everything in God's Word.
