The Christian life is to be walked as Jesus did while upon the earth. We are currently observing seventeen traits of Jesus in His walk and applying them to ourselves. This Lord’s Day evening, we hope to see Jesus and the walk of love; the chief pursuit and practice that not only is our calling as Christians, but validates we are Christians.

This Lord’s Day evening, we continue in 1 John looking at one of the most important pieces of evidence that we are Christians – walking as Jesus walked. We are identifying seventeen characteristics of how Jesus walked and evaluating our lives after His example. By then actively following Him by our obedience, we gain assurance of salvation – a key theme in this letter from the Apostle John.

This Lord’s Day evening, we continue in 1 John looking at one of the most important pieces of evidence that we are Christians – walking as Jesus walked. We are identifying seventeen characteristics of how Jesus walked and evaluating our lives after His example. By then actively following Him by our obedience, we gain assurance of salvation – a key theme in this letter from the Apostle John.

This Lord’s Day evening, we continue in 1 John looking at one of the most important pieces of evidence that we are Christians – walking as Jesus walked. By evaluating our lives after the manner in which Jesus walked, then actively following His example by our obedience, we gain assurance of salvation – a key theme in this letter from the Apostle John.

This Lord’s Day evening, we continue in 1 John looking at one of the most important pieces of evidence that we are Christians – walking as Jesus walked. By evaluating our lives after the manner in which Jesus walked, then actively following His example by our obedience, we gain assurance of salvation – a key theme in this letter from the Apostle John.

This Lord’s Day evening, we continue in 1 John looking at a serious issue the apostle addresses; professing to be a Christian who walks with the Lord but in reality, the life lived lacks the evidence this is true. We hope to identify the marks of self-deception and the way to affirm we are true children of God.