Jesus asked a lot of questions. Some rhetorical, some compassionate, and some provocative — but all of His questions are still being asked today. In John 5, Jesus asked: “Would you like to get well?” It feels like a simple answer but as we explore the passage you’ll see there’s more going on here than a simple healing. Listen in as we invite Jesus to keep asking us questions today.
Jeff closes our series ‘People of His Presence,’ but looking at three New Testament promises: God’s Spirit is within you, You (personally) are the temple of God, and you (collective) are the temple of God. How might these truths impact how you walk with God and His people?
Jeff continues our series by reexamining the ‘Mount of Transfiguration.’ These glorious moments of God’s presence happen for a reason but it’s not only to display the glory of Christ — they’re also designed to empower, encourage, and propel us forward on our mission with God. Listen in as we continue our series: “People of His Presence.”
The Bible doesn’t primarily tell a story about us escaping earth to one day go to heaven, it tells a story about God coming to earth to rescue and redeem all of creation. As Jeff kicks off our new series, “People of His Presence,” we explore various scriptures and promises about experiencing and knowing the tangible and life-changing presence of God — Listen In.
Jeff & Bryan McLees (Convoy of Hope) talk about how your ‘One Day’s Wage’ can change someone’s ‘Everyday Life.’ Listen in as we discuss our current ministry partnership in Zimbabwe, future plans of travel, and the incredible stories of what God is doing through YOUR generosity.
Our spiritual journey includes ups and downs, highs and lows, mountaintops and valleys. It’d be nice if we could skip the struggle and suffering and live in perfect blessing, but life often has more complexities than we realize. We can see the bigger picture by placing our hope in Jesus Christ and learning to walk with God through hardships. The truth is: there are parts of our spiritual maturity that are only developed in the midst of pain. Listen in as we continue our series on ‘Spiritual Puberty.’
The most spiritually mature people I know have this in common: they recognize their desperate and immediate need for God. God promises to bless those who are ‘poor in spirit,’ but what does that mean? How can we live it out? And has it been done before? Listen in as we seek God together, praying for a deeper spiritual maturity.
‘Spiritual Community’ remains one of the most important ingredients to a healthy and maturing life in the Lord. For centuries, Christians have gathered together to worship, pray, hear Biblical teachings, and support one another. But in today’s world, distractions seem omnipresent. Listen in as we discuss the beauty of a spiritual community and the potential risk when we avoid gathering together.
