Christian Chapel

Walking in the supernatural is connected to developing Jesus’s heart for the nations. Mark chapter 16 offers several important principles on how to simplify the supernatural in your life. Using church planting illustrations from East Africa, this message will challenge you to simplify the supernatural in your life

Gratitude to God is something that we should be engaging in on a daily basis. Today we looked at examples in the Bible of what it looks like to give thanks in all circumstances, and what that means for us in our lives.

In Acts 13:13-52 we learn that every there is a space in every story that points to Jesus. When we accept him as the fulfillment of every God-given hope and dream we experience an inexpressible and unending joy.

Acts 13:4-12 demonstrates a few key features of a Spirit-Empowered Life. When we walk with Jesus, we receive power from the Holy Spirit to live in a way that creates an eternal impact.

Acts 13:1-3 shows up a few key elements to hearing God’s voice frequently and clearly.

In Romans 8:28 God promises to make everything work for good to those who love him. This is clearly illustrated in the story of Joseph found in Genesis 37 – 50. By looking at this example from Scripture we can find encouragement when facing adversity and learn how to respond in faith to our own challenges.

In Acts 12 the early church models a prayerful response when we encounter the impact of evil in the world. When we pray in the face of impossible circumstances, we experience the unstoppable power of God.

Acts 11 is the story of the church advancing through the contributions of every member. It doesn't matter if you feel like an anonymous disciple or a known leader, God's plan is to build His kingdom through your participation.

The story of Jesus is simple, reliable and creates opportunities for us to respond.

Acts 10:1-23 is the story of God's plan for the church to be a place for everyone everywhere.