Jan 8, 2012
"What do you seek?"
In John 1:38, Jesus essentially asks us: "What are your goals?" Inherent in that question is a commentary about how the choices we make ultimately determine the outcome and influence of our lives. Here, we're challenged to take inventory of our lives - taking a look at where we're headed and analyzing how our decisions align with and/or effect our goals.
Messages
Jan 15, 2012
What do I have to do with you?
Who is Christ to YOU? Transformative and consuming? A self-improvement concept? A weapon to wield?
Faced with the beauty of God’s nature, we come to realize that any choice we make to exalt God or draw nearer to Him dramatically impacts who we are and what we decide to do. Continuing in “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” here we examine how we’re relating to God in our day-to-day!
Jan 22, 2012
How shall you believe if I tell you heavenly things?
Continuing in “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” we catch a glimpse of heaven on earth ... learning how to understand the pervasive dynamic of day-to-day relationship with the God of the Heavens.
Jan 29, 2012
How is it that-?
How do you deal with differences? Continuing in “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” we worship God as the Living Water and learn from Jesus’ example as Dr. Hunter takes us through the John 4 story of the woman at the well.
Feb 5, 2012
He inquired of them the hour
Continuing in “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” we look to our Eternal Savior in worship and Dr. Hunter talks about God’s providential timing.
Feb 12, 2012
Do you wish to get well?
“Do you wish to get well?”
A pointed question from Jesus to a very sick man in John 5 is the launching point for this service as we worship God, our Healer. Continuing in “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” we work to rid ourselves of excuses and learn to embrace God’s healing power in our lives.
Feb 19, 2012
Who is the man who said to you?
Finishing up “Choosing God, Circumstances or Temptation,” we talk about what happens after we stop making excuses and accept healing from God.