When we accept Jesus and the Holy Spirit comes into our lives, we have been changed, but we haven’t been perfected yet! That’s Gods work, according to His will and His timing.
Our duty is to yield to God’s hand! He will work in us, but we must allow Him to do that work!
When we accept Jesus and the Holy Spirit comes into our lives, we have been changed, but we haven’t been perfected yet! That’s Gods work, according to His will and His timing.
Our duty is to yield to God’s hand! He will work in us, but we must allow Him to do that work!
Paul writes this letter while under house arrest – waiting to be tried and sentenced – he was in Chains, most likely to a Roman Praetorian Guard. Yet as you’ll see, He was full of Joy in spite of his circumstance. So, as we journey through Philippians it is my hope that these favourite verses and other familiar lines of this amazing letter will take on their first-century depth and power, in this twenty first-century time that seems to lack joy for so many….
Paul writes this letter while under house arrest – waiting to be tried and sentenced – he was in Chains, most likely to a Roman Praetorian Guard. Yet as you’ll see, He was full of Joy in spite of his circumstance. So, as we journey through Philippians it is my hope that these favourite verses and other familiar lines of this amazing letter will take on their first-century depth and power, in this twenty first-century time that seems to lack joy for so many….
A service to highlight and formalize the renewal of our S.T.E.P. program commitment with CBM.
January 9, 2023Laura Gaffan Download Sermon Notes Televised Services If you are unable to attend our Sunday service, there are still many ways that we can worship “together”! You can
I wonder if our resolutions are too small. What if we resolved that Christ would be our center? That He alone would fill the hole we try to stuff with everything this world offers? The relationship we seek to build and hold fast to would be with God? Would our resolutions to read the bible more, attend church more often even attend a study or two, become more organic and not just another “to do” list? I can’t help but think this is the wisdom that we find in Ecclesiastes.
