The sin nature (flesh) opposes the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit opposes the sin nature resulting in a constant struggle to live a Christlike life in a world filled with temptations.  Paul, in Galatians, gives us four practical steps for victory over the flesh and they are 1.) Walk by the Spirit, 2.) Be led by the Spirit, 3.) Live by the Spirit and 4.) Keep in step with the Spirit. 

You are obligated either to the flesh to do the deeds of the flesh or you are living by the Spirit according to the Spirit.  Which are you obligated too?

Exploring Jesus' conversation with the two disciples on the road to Emmaus.

Christ the King of Glory willingly set aside His glory and stepped in the shoes of men and paid the price that was, without question, our price to pay.  He stepped into our shoes for the sake of redemption. Will you step in His shoes and continue to carry the hope of salvation?

Every Christian has been commissioned by Christ to go and make disciples.

God can take your darkest circumstance and create out of it something new and refreshing for you.

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God did not call a building to represent Him in the earth as His church.  He called you and me through Jesus Christ to be His church.  It's time for us to be who God has called us to be.  It's time for us to be the church and not just go to church.

We are not defeated though we face many challenges in life.  In fact, Paul in Romans 8 would have each of us to know that because of God's love and Christ's victory over sin and death, we are more than conquerors.

It's important for Christians to never forget the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.  This is why Jesus instituted what we know as the Lord's Supper.  As we share the bread and the cup we are reminded of the broken body and shed blood of our Lord.

It's important for Christians to never forget the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.  This is why Jesus instituted what we know as the Lord's Supper.  As we share the bread and the cup we are reminded of the broken body and shed blood of our Lord.