Listen to, "Turn by Turn Part 2: How To Read The Bible" by Greg Sidders / Sunday 04-14-13
If you're someone who wants to follow Jesus, you know, instinctively, that the Bible can help you do that. But has your quest to glean truth from the Scriptures ever left you more frustrated than fulfilled?
What are the keys to deciphering what God has hidden on those holy pages? And how smart do you have to be to access spiritual truth?
I can assure you that you're plenty smart enough. In this message you're going to learn how to get from the Bible everything you need to navigate the challenges you are facing in your life right now.
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Sunday, April 14, 2013
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Turn by Turn Part 1
What do Christians do
If your answer is a list, you may be missing the life God created you to live by a mile. But if you can find the Bible's refreshingly short answer to that question, you will be well on your way to a quality of life that eludes most people (perhaps even most Christians).
I'm excited to begin Turn By Turn this Sunday, because I think this series will help you navigate the route to a deeply satisfying spiritual life. Whether you've been on the Way for some time, or your journey is just beginning, I hope you'll join our caravan.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
Why We Need Christian Friends: Romans 16
Listen to, "Why We Need Christian Friends" by Greg Sidders / 03-17-13
I used to sing a worship chorus that included the words, "You're all I want; You're all I've ever needed." And while there have been times when God was all I wanted, there has never been a time when He was all I needed--because He created me to need both vertical and horizontal relationships ... not just intimacy with Him, but also friendships with others.
That goes for you, too. In fact, few things will strengthen your relationship with God more than friendships with others who love Him like you do.
But how do we forge spiritually enriching friendships?
I used to sing a worship chorus that included the words, "You're all I want; You're all I've ever needed." And while there have been times when God was all I wanted, there has never been a time when He was all I needed--because He created me to need both vertical and horizontal relationships ... not just intimacy with Him, but also friendships with others.
That goes for you, too. In fact, few things will strengthen your relationship with God more than friendships with others who love Him like you do.
But how do we forge spiritually enriching friendships?
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