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We need power for living and not just in difficult times. Life is always full of challenges that would try to hold us back from God’s best. The good news is that Jesus has promised us all we need to make it through what we are facing. As Jesus gave some of His final instructions to His disciple He spoke a lot about the Holy Spirit (John 14-16). He also promised them (and us) that the Holy Spirit would abide within us. Unfortunately, the Holy Spirit is kind of the forgotten person of the Holy Trinity. Some refer to the Holy Spirit as it, like some impersonal force, but He is a person. And Jesus used a Greek word paracletos to describe Him. That word is complex and can be translated helper, advocate, counselor, and comforter. It literally means “called alongside” and by implication one called alongside to help. God the Holy Spirit is alongside us throughout our lives. In this series we are going to look at how the Holy Spirit within us empowers us with comfort, courage, direction, transformation, and the supernatural life.
Courageous Living, Romans 8:11, 15-16, Fear can easily dominate us like that bully at school who was so imposing and intimidating. What if we could know that we have someone who is powerful enough to “have our back” and turn the tables on fear? Well, we do and the power He brings into our lives is referred to resurrection power.
Pastor Karen Tyler presents a message on Prayer and how that plays into being a friend of God.
Jesus in John 15:15 says we are His friends, but how can we be friends with God? Well, it is what
Pastor John teaches from John 13 and explains what Jesus tells us will bring fulfillment in our lives.
Answering the question:"Where is God?". John 1:1-5; 14 and Luke 4:18-19 "God works primarily through people." Pastor John
Can I Doubt? Mark 9:14-24, Doubt is part of authentic faith. Pastor John
What Matters Most? Mark 12:28-34, Loving God means loving others. Pastor Karen Tyler
Both lifelong Christians and people on the edges of the church have some of the same basic questions about life and faith. Lent is the perfect time to explore these questions, leading up to the big question that is answered with Easter: Is there hope for life and life beyond death?
Who is Jesus, Matthew 16:13-17, He is Lord and God. Pastor John Newsome
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