Jeff continues our series, Does God Really Love Me, and discusses the ways that Satan tries to steal our identity as children of God.
Jeff continues our series, Does God Really Love Me, and discusses the ways that Satan tries to steal our identity as children of God.
Jeff continues our series, Does God Really Love Me, and talks to us about embracing our true identity as children of God.
This week, church is online. Jeff addresses our cultures current reality and talks about how our Church plans to press in and serve our city during this time.
Jeff teaches about God's unshakeable love. He reminds us that God's love is the most stable, steady and consistent. It is a foundation that we can build our lives upon.
Jeff Faust talks about God's breathtaking love. Referencing Ephesians 3:17-19, he talks about how we can not only grow in God's love, but we can also understand and experience God's love.
Jeff Faust talks about God revealing his perfect love to us. Jesus became one of us to show us that love. We were helpless, even God's enemies, and still he gave everything for us. Through the ongoing revelation of his perfect love, we are made his friends.
Jeff Faust begins our new series by showing us that God loves and likes us. What's more, he loves to love us. He has arranged our lives so that he can show us his love again and again. As we get to accept and experience his love, it conquers our fears and helps us to love others.
Jeff visits with Mayor Wade Troxell and City Manager Darin Atteberry as they share their love for Fort Collins. Our city leaders have a desire for a city that excels and whose people make it a great place to live. We are invited to pray for our city leaders and to join in growing our city.
Jeff kicks off the new year and our new series by calling us to prayer and action for our city. He reminds us that we are called to live, work and play with people who do not share or beliefs. Also, we have the ability to be friends and family to those who may have none. So, pray for your city in 2020. Imagine the impact if we all did! What if we all worked for our city's good? Through prayer and action, we can transform and grow our city.
