Romans 10:1-4 There are two reasons many Jews rejected Jesus: ignorant zeal and DIY righteousness. 1. Ignorant Zeal For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge. (v.2) They had a rich lifestyle of God-ward zeal. They had daily, weekly, monthly, annual religious customs. But their zeal was based […]
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And all who believed were together and had all things in common. -Acts 2:44 Fellowship is an important part of the Christian life; but it’s much more than sitting shoulder-to-shoulder on Sunday mornings or eating potluck meals together. Fellowship is a rich idea. It’s mixing lives together. It’s strengthening each other through genuine, authentic relationships.
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Hebrews 10:19-25 Because of what we’ve been given in Jesus Christ, we can and should minister deeply to each other. Since this is a special sermon for Gather at the Grove, we’ll only focus on the last two verses. What to Do And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and
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This Sunday we Gather at the Grove. The purpose of this event is to enjoy the fellowship we have in Christ. As we like to say; we don’t just love each other, we like each other. It should be a lot of fun. Some things to remember: – Dress casual – No Sunday school – Worship gathering
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Romans 9:30-33 We all want to get right. With God. With ourselves. With others. We want to be right, approved, whole, clean, settled and at peace. But how can we get there considering all the mistakes we make and downright bad things we do? There are two primary ways to pursue righteousness. One works and
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Matthew 6:25-33 sermon recap: Don’t Be Anxious Why Not A look at the three primary questions Jesus poses in his lesson on anxiety: 1. Isn’t life more than the things you worry about? (v.25) We don’t get anxious because our world gets too big. We get anxious because our world gets too small as we zero