Clifford Baptist

"God is Great, God is Good..." has started many mealtime prayers. God is not good just because our food is good or because we get things. God's greatness is part of His character. We look to God for His work in our lives and in our world. Join us as our praise is turned to the greatness of God today.

Division. We learn about it in school, in politics, in culture and even in the church. Little things can cause division. The separation that we will see today is the greatest in all the world. It can't be navigated once death comes. Join us as we look at the great gulf that separates Heaven and Hell.

How do you view the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is not someone to be afraid of. He is the third Person that makes up the Triune nature of our God. There are some things we may not understand, but we are given the Comforter as a help. If you are a Christian, you have the Holy Spirit. He convicts, guides, teaches and helps to make us more like Christ. It is the work of the Holy Spirit that saves. Let's look at the Great Comforter and see the promises He brings to the believer.

The life of a very familiar and faithful man is on display today. He loses all that he has in the form of material possessions and nearly all of his family. Behind great men and women of faith, stands God. "Great is the Lord" the Bible exclaims. Join us today as we see how faith in the Lord will lead us through any circumstance.

The idea of being great may cause someone to put themselves above others. Yet, the Bible teaches the exact opposite. The way we approach Jesus and the way we approach others matters. The idea that we must decrease, humble ourselves before our God and submit to His leading. Join us today as we see part of being great is being humble.

We come to one of the discussions in the faith, what is the unpardonable sin? There are many thoughts surrounding this question and we must look to scripture for the answer. Join us today. The answer to this question has implications on every person.

We open up to the greatest commandment today- to love God and love our neighbors. With these two commands Jesus instructs not only those challenging him, but you and I today. This commandment puts the responsibility on the believer to extend love. Join us today as we hear "The Call to Love".

We begin looking at some of the "greats" in the Bible. We start out with the great commission. Many think this commission is simply to go, but that is not true. Are we missing out on the great responsibility that Jesus has called us to? Join us today as we take a look at this great assignment the Lord has instructed.

We close out the letters from Peter with one last charge for the early Church. Peter exhorts the believers to continue to look for Jesus. As they continued to look, they must continue to be holy in their walk. The encouragement is to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord. Join us today, as we look at Peter's charge to the early church and apply it as we still look for Jesus' return.

In our final chapter of the second book of Peter, Peter continues to stir the minds of the believers that he is writing to. He is pressing them to realize the importance that Jesus will return. Their circumstances are not ideal, but their hope can be placed in the Lord. He has not forgotten them. He has not forgotten us either! Join us today as we continue to trust Jesus!