This morning, with guest speaker Richard Seefried, we are going to look at six daily disciplines that we must incorporate into our lives. Christianity is not a week-by-week experience, but a day-by-day experience. In the book of Acts, the early church did certain things DAILY, which explains why the church grew so phenomenally. So today we are going to look at six verses in the Bible and I want you to note the word 'daily' or 'day by day' in each of them.
Christmas Eve: Believe That Jesus Came for You
Join us in celebrating and reflecting on the rich meaning of Christmas - the Savior, God Himself, coming in the form of a baby in order to redeem His children by living the perfect life that we cannot and dying an atoning death that took away God's wrath! "Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, For He has visited us and accomplished redemption for His people!" Luke 1:68
Believe: Believe That God Has a Plan
Text: Matthew 1:18-25
Have you ever made plans that you were confident would never fail only to have them completely fall apart? We all go through uncertainties and unpredictable realities in life. There are times that life just seems chaotic and confusing. At one moment all is well, then the next moment we are completely blindsided. When we go through uncertain times, it can be easy to doubt God and question His plan. If you’ve ever been there before, or if you are there today, don’t be discouraged. There is good news for you today! Be sure to listen now to discover what God wants you to know about His care and concern during these uncertain times.
Believe: Believing That God Can Do the Impossible
Text: Luke 1:26-38
Through all the creation and all throughout the Scriptures, God reveals that there is nothing He can’t do. Many of us know the logical fact that God can do the impossible. However, even though we know the truth, we can easily doubt His ability and His willingness to do the impossible in our own personal lives. Be sure to listen to this week's message so that you can overcome doubt and experience the victory and the joy that Christ offers through faith.