We often talk about gathering together with your cell site or home church. We encourage you to share these webcasts with them. But we have never talked about how you start a cell site or home church.
We have learned a lot of lessons while floating and kayaking our local rivers. These lessons are easily applied to our life in Christ. Let’s look at some of these lessons and some Bible verses that teach us how to keep from drifting.
Fellowship, gathering, get-together, assembly, and congregation are all terms for the same thing. We use these to describe when people come together in one accord. Today we want to talk about what fellowship is, what we do when we fellowship, and what happens as a result of fellowship.
When constructing any building, you want to make sure that your foundation is firm and sound. You take many measurements and use just the right materials so that the building will stand against any storm or unsettling of the earth. […]
The Apostle Paul gives Timothy an important charge in 2 Timothy 4:1-7. Paul says he has fought the good fight and has finished the race. Living Out The Gospel is a discussion about running the race and living a practical […]
Every relationship is made up of pieces much like a puzzle. Each piece must be present and placed in the right order to make the picture complete. Join us as we discuss relationships such as marriage, siblings, authority, and more. […]
Jesus made some pretty controversial statements, not only for his day, but for today as well. In Controversial Statements of Jesus we will discuss some of these statements he made, why they are so controversial, what the scriptural support is […]
We know we must forgive as Jesus forgives however, sometimes forgiving someone can be very difficult. What is the true meaning of forgiveness and what if the offense is repeated? What about forgiving oneself? This mini discussion series will answer […]
When we are introducing someone to someone else we often share some characteristics of the person we are introducing. The introduction often sounds like, "Hi, this is Joe. He's the person who does all of that volunteer work at the shelter I told you about." In Introducing God, we are doing the same thing. We are sharing some of the characteristics of God and contrasting them with some of the common thoughts of the world.