We are the body of Christ and there is a need for unity in the body of Christ. Each member of the body works together as a complete unit. Like our physical bodies, the body of Christ will suffer afflictions, such as sickness and pain. As long as I am connected to the church, in these times of sickness and pain, we gain strength from the other members of the body.

We are the body of Christ and there is a need for unity in the body of Christ.  Each member of the body works together as a complete unit. Like our physical bodies, the body of Christ will suffer afflictions, such as sickness and pain. As long as we are connected to the church, in these times of sickness and pain, we gain strength from the other members of the body.

We are the body of Christ and there is a need for unity in the body of Christ.  Each member of the body works together as a complete unit. Like our physical bodies, the body of Christ will suffer afflictions, such as sickness and pain. As long as we are connected to the church, in these times of sickness and pain, we gain strength from the other members of the body.

We have “received power” (the first promise of Acts 1:8) but we have not “become witnesses” (the second promise of Acts 1:8). And the second promise is more significant than the first, because the real test of any visitation of God is whether it results in evangelism.  The Jerusalem church was richly blessed and doctrinally sound, but God still turned His attention to Antioch because Jerusalem would not embrace His command to witness to the world.  There are really only two New testament church models, the Jerusalem Church and the Antioch Church. We have to be one or the other-and the choice is ours.

God waits for us to draw near unto Him when we are lost and hungry for more. When we run towards God, He will run to us.

We have “received power” (the first promise of Acts 1:8) but we have not “become witnesses” (the second promise of Acts 1:8). And the second promise is more significant than the first, because the real test of any visitation of God is whether it results in evangelism.  The Jerusalem church was richly blessed and doctrinally sound, but God still turned His attention to Antioch because Jerusalem would not embrace His command to witness to the world.  There are really only two New testament church models, the Jerusalem Church and the Antioch Church. We have to be one or the other-and the choice is ours.

We have “received power” (the first promise of Acts 1:8) but we have not “become witnesses” (the second promise of Acts 1:8). And the second promise is more significant than the first, because the real test of any visitation of God is whether it results in evangelism.  The Jerusalem church was richly blessed and doctrinally sound, but God still turned His attention to Antioch because Jerusalem would not embrace His command to witness to the world.  There are really only two New testament church models, the Jerusalem Church and the Antioch Church. We have to be one or the other-and the choice is ours.

God waits for us to draw near unto Him when we are lost and hungry for more. When we run towards God, He will run to us.

God continues to pour out His Spirit to ALL that are afar off and all those that have been filled with His Spirit are given power from on high. Everyone can receive this power through the Name of Jesus!

God continues to pour out His Spirit to ALL that are afar off and all those that have been filled with His Spirit are given power from on high. Everyone can receive this power through the Name of Jesus!