We tend to approach faith with the same
self-centeredness that we approach everything else in life. We attempt to earn it through our good, moral
behavior. In reality, God initiates faith.
It was his act on the cross that enabled him to credit us with a perfect
record. It was not something we earned,
but something God gave us as a free gift of grace. We must accept that gift by putting our faith
in Christ’s blood – that it was sufficient to save us and live by. When we do, we can begin a true walk in
faith.
Listen to The Bible On… Faith
Lesson Plan
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Sunday, September 21, 2014
The Bible On... Belief (Chris)
We are Christians. We
BELIEVE in Christ. What does this
mean? Seeking answers, we go to Mark
9:14-29 and the story of a desperate father seeking healing for his child. We use the passage and the father’s pivotal
line “I believe; help my unbelief!” as a means to explore the paradox underlying
faith itself.
Sunday, September 14, 2014
The Bible On… Idolatry (Randy)
God expressly commands us not to put any other
God before him or to worship images because he is a jealous God. While we don’t tend to worship statues today,
we live in a world full of idols and tend to worship them without even
realizing it. We must identify the idols
in our lives and set them aside so that we can worship God alone. Only then
will we experience his full peace and joy.
Listen to The Bible On… Idolatry
Lesson Plan
Listen to The Bible On… Idolatry
Lesson Plan
Sunday, September 7, 2014
The Bible On... The Bible (Randy)
We know the Bible as God’s inspired Word, given
to us through 66 books and 40 different authors over a 1500 year period. It contains God’s story of salvation in our
lives, and so much more. As we kick-off
our “Bible On…” series, we will examine what the Bible is and why we should
trust it. Over the course of the series,
we will examine a range of life topics that the Bible addresses.
Listen to The Bible On... The Bible
Lesson Plan
Listen to The Bible On... The Bible
Lesson Plan
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