God is never satisfied with us living in admiration of him. He wants us to experience whole life transformation through a relationship with Jesus. Acts 16:11-15 reminds us that this is God’s plan for everyone, and he will do whatever it takes to make that known to each of us.

Ash Wednesday reminds us that God is serious about sin, and is serious about forgiveness.

When God directs our steps, He often does it by telling us no. This means we must remove the negativy from no, and learn to embrace it as a word of instruction and invitation to listen.

Conflict with other believers is not God’s plan. However, because God has chosen us to be part of his kingdom, the potential for conflict with other believers is always present. In Act 15 a disagreement between church leaders gives us a chance to learn how to deal with conflict.

Acts 15 teaches us that we should not make it difficult for others to find and follow Jesus!

Learn life-changing lessons and be inspired by the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus, mirroring our own journey from despair to hope in Christ, and dive into the heart of our 2023 ministry journey to learn how 253,005 people chose Christ. This message is a celebration of faith, transformation, and the power of sacrificial love.

Acts 15:1-11 teaches us taht God’s kingdom is one of Grace, Grace, and more grace. It’s the grace of Jesus that saves us and the grace of Jesus that keeps us. We must resist the temptation to add our rules are prerequisites to his grace.

Today we heard from 4 Christian Chapel missionaries who are preparing to move out of the country in 2024 to share the Gospel with new people in new places. If you would like to learn more about how you can partner with them, please visit christianchapel.com/kingdombuilders.

Christmas Eve is a chance for us to celebrate the arrival of Jesus and his ability to restore our experience of Eden.