Hippocrates, the ancient physician said, “Cure sometimes, treat often, comfort always”. That last part is part of a Christian’s calling. We serve the God of comfort and are called on to share that comfort with others. This week, we continue our Family Covenant series on the one-another’s of the New Testament with “Our Family will comfort one another.”
Hippocrates, the ancient physician said, “Cure sometimes, treat often, comfort always”. That last part is part of a Christian’s calling. We serve the God of comfort and are called on to share that comfort with others. This week, we continue our Family Covenant series on the one-another’s of the New Testament with “Our Family will comfort one another.”
Jesus was the ultimate example of service. He gave His life to serve humankind. So, how do we live up to that? Service for Jesus starts small with the people you know and love. Scripture is full of examples of how to serve in ways that count using what God has given you to do it. This week, our series about the “one another’s” of the New Testament continues with Our Family will serve one another.
What is joy? Is it different than happiness? What are some of the joy killers in our life? Is your joy sucked away by anger, bitterness, fear, business, jealousy, anxiousness? Where do you get joy and how do you pass it on. Our series, Our Family continues as we explore the one-another’s of the New Testament and make a covenant for our family and our church family.
Are you nice or are you kind? Someone once said that a nice person will ask you if you are hungry. A kind person will bring you food. As we continue our series on the “one another’s” of the New Testament, we covenant together this week to be kind to one another in the church, the home, and beyond.
A lot of people want to “speak truth” to you right now. But which version of truth do you believe? And which version of truth do you pass on? As we used to ask our children, “Is that helpful or hurtful?” Join us for a conversation on Truth and the one who is The Truth.
Our Series on family covenant “Our Family” continues as we talk about praying for one another, both in the church and in the home.
Our family: A new Series about church and home. What happens when we intentionally apply the “one-another’s” of scripture to our family and to our church family? What happens when we choose to follow Jesus in this way? Will it make a difference?
The apostle Paul’s visit to the province of Asia during his 3rd Missionary Journey was very difficult. As a result of the hardship he faced, he learned about relying on God instead of Himself. This week, we look at some of the lessons Paul learned about Independence vs. Dependence on God and apply them to our own lives.
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