As we continue to explore Christ’s mandate for us “to love one another” and “examine ourselves.”, we are looking at prayer and how Jesus taught us how to prayer is what is commonly known as “The Lord’s Prayer.”
As we continue to explore Christ’s mandate for us “to love one another” and “examine ourselves.”, we are looking at prayer and how Jesus taught us how to prayer is what is commonly known as “The Lord’s Prayer.”
This is the eighth sermon in our “Union in Christ.” series. It is understanding this oneness we have with the Lord Jesus that produces joy and defines the Christian life. In this message we cover the first three of seven evidences of being in Christ; what the Spirit of God produces in a heart united to the Lord Jesus.
In this sermon, we continue our look at our commitment to prayer as it relates to our fellowship with one another. “And they continued steadfast in the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread and prayer.”
In this sermon, we are looking at our commitment to prayer as it relates to our fellowship with one another.
The Apostle Paul tells us “we have the mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16). What does that mean? In part seven of the series “Our Union in Christ” we hope to discover five truths about the Christian having the mind of Christ.
In this sermon, we are looking at the Lord’s Table and five intimate lessons from the Lord of the Table to His people. This is part of the continuing series where we are casting of our vision for 2018 “to love one another” and we are doing so by obeying the Scripture mandate to “examine ourselves.”