Did you miss any of the quotes cited in the sermon, "Life Is a Gift from God" (Eccl. 1:12-2:26)? Find them here!
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We commend APTAT to you, not as a formula, but as a memory aid rooted in biblical wisdom to help you do all things through Christ who strengthens you.
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It is a glorious think to overlook an offense, and yet sometimes it is necessary to confront someone who sins against us. How can you discern the difference?
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Here are “The Seven A’s of Confession” and “The Four Promises of Forgiveness” from Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker.
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The following quotes were used in the sermon "Building Invincible Gospel Community" (Philippians 2:1-4) on Sunday, February 18, 2018.
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What is a catechism and why should you use one?
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I read a lot. I read to relax. I read to learn and grow. I read to think. I read to change. I read literally dozens of books each year. Some books grab me and won’t let go. Other books are merely “junk food” for the brain. Here are ten books I read in 2017 that stirred me, and, I pray, shaped me as a disciple/disciple-maker. Perhaps the same might happen for you.
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The Emmaus Road story is a story of irony and reversal. Quite literally, two disillusioned disciples made a U-turn when their eyes were opened to recognize Jesus in the village of Emmaus, and they returned "that same hour" to Jerusalem. But their physical round-trip from Jerusalem to Emmaus and back was the outworking of the U-turn that took place in their souls, as they went from misplaced hope to unbelief to true faith.
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Here are some quotes from the September 3 sermon, "Side by Side on the Emmaus Road" (Luke 24:13-35), as well as some quotes that didn't make it.
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The city which the Emirati, under God, have established is amazing. But the city of God, the Church, is a display of God’s work, and wisdom, and wealth unsurpassed.
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