Clifford Baptist

After experiencing the glory of Jesus on the mountain, the disciples came down to desperation. The disciples had tried to help but were unable to do so. Jesus then confronted their lack of faith. There are many areas of failure in ministry. Join us today as we learn from the disciples' failures in ministry.

Luke gives us a glimpse of the glory of God revealed in Jesus Christ. On the mountain, the disciples saw Jesus in a way they had never seen Him before. In the midst of the glory, God reminded them that Jesus is the One they must hear and follow. Join us today as we see the Glory of God.

Jesus poses a question directly to the disciples- Who do you say that I am? Jesus makes it clear that following Him is more than simply believing who He is. It means denying ourselves, taking up our cross daily, and following Him. Jesus challenges us to consider what it would profit us to gain the whole world but lose our soul. We must know who Jesus is, be willing to follow Him, and value our relationship with Him above everything else.

We take a look at the only miracle recorded in all four gospels today- the feeding of 5000. How can a little boy's lunch satisfy so many? When we trust the Lord with what we have instead of what we don't have, He works. Join us today as we see the importance of trusting Jesus with all we have.

Paul authenticates his gospel ministry with four clear marks. In this passage, we learn that every believer is called to authentic, gospel ministry that is urgent, costly, holy, and beautiful.

Luke 9 marks a significant transition in the ministry of Jesus as He begins to involve His disciples more actively in the work of ministry. Jesus was preparing them for what was ahead and teaching them that the mission was bigger than themselves. There were—and still are—people all around us who desperately need Jesus. The question is, “Who in your life needs Jesus?” As we examine this passage, we are reminded that the need for Jesus is not limited to others—it is a need we all share. We all need Jesus!

Life's storms often come without warning, even when we're walking in obedience to God. Jesus reminds us that His presence is our assurance, the persistence of the storm has a purpose, and the priority is always our faith. Is Jesus in your boat? Join us today as we look at "The Unexpected Storm".

In our scripture today, we see people coming to Jesus in moments of desperation and death. Jairus and the woman with the issue of blood both come to Jesus believing that He alone can help them. Their stories remind us that our greatest needs can bring us to our knees. When we fall at the feet of Jesus, we are acknowledging that we cannot fix everything ourselves and that we need His power, presence, and grace. Join us today at the feet of Jesus.