
Both/And (Odd God Out, part 2)
We can experience the Holy Spirit’s presence as an external power and as an internal presence.
We can experience the Holy Spirit’s presence as an external power and as an internal presence.
We begin a series on the Holy Spirit and discuss the role He plays in our lives. John 14-16.
We have the ability to show who God is by the way we live. Colossians 3:1-17.
You were made to feel most alive in the place where heaven and earth dance.
The Scriptures say to continue in Christ just as we first received him. How do we do that? Colossians 2:6-19.
Rejoicing is the action of a thankful heart. Daniel 2.
Thankfulness is the result of being at peace with God.
Gratitude creates settledness and thankfulness puts you in just the right place.
An “I deserve” attitude kills your sense of thankfulness.
We are told to give thanks in all circumstances, not for all circumstances. There’s a big difference between the two.
Contentment is a skill, not a feeling. We look at the life of David and his habit of giving God thanks.
On the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, we discussed the cost of following Jesus and his warning that those who do so will suffer some amount of persecution for the sake of righteousness.