Bringing Relationships to Life

We are not our own. We have been bought with a price. We are to honor the Lord with our bodies because they are His. From the outside this looks like a sacrifice. On the inside, its a privilege.

How would you react if you got an unexpected check for $200? Would you simply react with a ho-hum or would you get excited? Isn't God worth more than $200? Isn't He worth more to us than ho-hum? Our worship should express it.

There is a difference between a principle and a promise. This message explains the difference and tells how the principle of generosity works.

Is worship an entertainment experience? Do people attend worship or do that worship? Obviously, many people do either of these. Some people do not know what it is like to worship. They do not know what the elements of worship ought to be. This message isn't comprehensive, but it might be a good starter!

Sometimes we might say that our loving cup is full. The Christian cannot be content with that. He or she just needs to get a bigger cup and keep loving.

Most Christians do not share their faith. They are content to go to huge churches, watch worship rather and worship and go home with the latest book written by the pastor. They won't cross the street to tell someone about Jesus.

Maybe its the way they were taught they had to share their faith. Maybe its the spirit of fear. Maybe you need to listen to this message to find out.

Prayer is not something we can check off our list as something we know how to do and there is nothing else we can learn from it. It is something that grows as we grow in the Lord.

A mark of a disciple is that he or she experiences God's Word. That is much more than simply knowing it.

If God choses without regard to the person's decision to do anything at all, why doesn't He save everyone? This message deals with this.

God has not closed the doors on the Jews. He has a means of saving them as a nation. His plan included saving the Gentiles. His plan is assured. The Deliverer will come out of Zion when the fullness of the Gentiles is reached. When will that be?