Inter-personal relationships.
Under God’s discipline, Judah is changing, becoming merciful as God is merciful.
Sermons on Relationships
Guest speaker Alex Busch speaks to us from Genesis 26.
Servant leadership puts people first, promotes God’s purposes and gives rather than takes.
Jesus redefines greatness. It’s not me vs. you or us vs. them, but each one serving the other and celebrating all ministries done in Jesus name.
In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus gives his disciples the important task of continuing the work of the Kingdom that he initiated through making disciples. This mission flows out of the complete authority and presence of the resurrected Jesus.
Jesus is the pioneer king, who has championed sin and death, authored new life and blazed a trail to future glory for all who will follow him.
The family is to be united in Christ, a solidarity that expresses God’s glory to a fractured world.
The mission of proclaiming the good news of Jesus is bigger than any generation and therefore must be past along from one generation of believers to the next.
God’s family is not like the families we know. We clothes ourselves with Christ, there are no favourites, we serve one another and use our inheritance to bless others.
Love for fellow believers is an essential mark of being in true fellowship with God.