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Develop Your Discernment
Today we learn how to protect our lives by developing discernment.
Walking on Water
This message takes a look at 1 Thessalonians 5:15 in the third part of our 3 part study of Right Relationships in the Body of Christ, learning how we can pour heaping coals on your enemies head.
Standing United from Within
Pastor Jeremy Hickman spoke out of Philippians 2 on how to stand united within the Body of Christ.
We Are the Body of Christ
We are introducing a theme for our church in 2018 - We Are The Body Of Christ! God has designed the church to function as a healthy human body. This analogy helps us to understand a number of factors essential for the effective working of the local body of Christ. As we operate in harmony with these truths not only will the ministry of our Lord be better represented, our relationships with fellow believers will be significantly improved.
6 Steps for Radical Change--Ephesians 4:25-32
Behaviors of the old life (before Christ) should be replaced with behaviors of the new life in Christ.
Gifted for Unity and Maturity--Ephesians 4:6-17
Christ gives each one of us gifts to build His church.
Familiar Q's
All the members of the church are part of the body of Christ and have an important role to play. As the body of Christ, we give off familiar cues that are foreign to newcomers so we must use the language of love until they get to know our body language as the body of Christ together.
God's Design for Serving
God has called his people to joyfully serve him with their lives so that the good news about Jesus Christ will be heard and embraced by people throughout our communities and world. But what is this serving actually supposed to look like? There are a lot of misconceptions out there and we need to see what God's design for serving actually looks like.
The Labor of a Christian
Ministry isn't the only vocation that requires a lot of different kinds of gifts. Any job worth doing requires more gifts than we've got. But that's just God's way of reminding us, in Paul's words, not to think of ourselves more highly than we ought to think. Being human is very humbling, and what we humans ought to think is that none of us can have it all. None of us can be it all. And none of us can do it all. Doing what is good and acceptable and perfect is not something that any one of us can do by ourselves. To be "perfect in love," as Wesley used to say, is a group project. We may each have a few marks of the true Christian, but we need the whole Church in order to be remarkable.
