Bible Patterns and Principles

It is our choice to spend eternity in the presence of God or separated from God. God has made a way for us to spend eternity with Him through His son Jesus. You do not want to spend eternity separated from God. Let me encourage you to accept the salvation God has provided for you! Do it today!

There is no burden in your life that God cannot help you carry. Jesus has experienced every hurt and heavy burden you bear. Take your needs to Him in prayer and let Him minister to you!

You and I need to make sure we are prepared for the second coming of Christ in the event called by many the Rapture. He the scripture declares will call the believers on the earth to be with Him in the air. It is often called the Blessed Hope of the church. We look forward to the calling of God to be with Him for all eternity.

Abraham showed his faith in God by obeying God's command to leave the homeland in which he was raised and going into a land with which he was not familiar. Do you have that same strength of faith when God gives you his instructions?

As believers in Jesus Christ we have a promise that the Christ who was crucified and raised from the dead will come again and receive us unto Himself. We will live with Him in heavenly places for all eternity.

It is only through the cross of Jesus Christ that we have hope and expectancy for Eternity. It is through the cross that we are forgiven of our sins and promised eternal life. 

Paul and Silas find themselves  in  prison and still sing praises unto the Lord. As a result they are set free from their bonds and lead the jailor and his family to salvation. Let the words here encourage you to turn to God even when things are difficult in your life.

We celebrate communion or the Lord's Supper the first Sunday of each month at Fountain of Life Church. It reminds us of the great price that Jesus Christ paid for our salvation!

In times of stress call upon the Lord! As He spoke to Israel, He will answer you. We need to learn to pray in our difficult times for He is always there.

The Psalm our verses are taken from were written by King David. They express his desire to get closer to God and really know God. These verses challenge us to have the same desire. How close do we want to be to God?