Delight in Grace

Part of loving God is loving His people. We could have all the knowledge about Him and all the faith, all the works, but 1 Cor. 13 says that without love, these all fall short. Today as part of our series titled Live as People who Remember, Pastor Rich takes a deep dive into 1 Peter 1:7, focusing on how our awareness of all God has done for us will produce love for our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

Part of loving God is loving His people. We could have all the knowledge about Him and all the faith, all the works, but 1 Cor. 13 says that without love, these all fall short. Today as part of our series titled Live as People who Remember, Pastor Rich takes a deep dive into 1 Peter 1:7, focusing on how our awareness of all God has done for us will produce love for our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

Part of loving God is loving His people.  We could have all the knowledge about Him and all the faith, all the works, but 1 Cor. 13 says that without love, these all fall short.  Today as part of our series titled Live as People who Remember, Pastor Rich takes a deep dive into 1 Peter 1:7, focusing on how our awareness of all God has done for us will produce love for our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

Part of loving God is loving His people. We could have all the knowledge about Him and all the faith, all the works, but 1 Cor. 13 says that without love, these all fall short. Today as part of our series titled Live as People who Remember, Pastor Rich takes a deep dive into 1 Peter 1:7, focusing on how our awareness of all God has done for us will produce love for our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

Benjamin Franklin set his mind to ethical perfection when he wrote out 13 virtues and created a plan for mastering them. He realized that as he became stronger in certain virtues, he struggled with the sin of pride over his progress. Morality without a heart change is really just behavior management, isn’t it? Today’s message reminds us that virtue is the outer flow of inward righteousness. Instead of self-governance, God calls us to surrender to His transforming work. As we abide in our Lord Jesus, He gives us the power to be transformed for His glory. Let’s listen in.

Benjamin Franklin set his mind to ethical perfection when he wrote out 13 virtues and created a plan for mastering them. He realized that as he became stronger in certain virtues, he struggled with the sin of pride over his progress. Morality without a heart change is really just behavior management, isn’t it? Today’s message reminds us that virtue is the outer flow of inward righteousness. Instead of self-governance, God calls us to surrender to His transforming work. As we abide in our Lord Jesus, He gives us the power to be transformed for His glory.

Benjamin Franklin set his mind to ethical perfection when he wrote out 13 virtues and created a plan for mastering them. He realized that as he became stronger in certain virtues, he struggled with the sin of pride over his progress. Morality without a heart change is really just behavior management, isn’t it? Today’s message reminds us that virtue is the outer flow of inward righteousness. Instead of self-governance, God calls us to surrender to His transforming work. As we abide in our Lord Jesus, He gives us the power to be transformed for His glory.

Benjamin Franklin set his mind to ethical perfection when he wrote out 13 virtues and created a plan for mastering them. He realized that as he became stronger in certain virtues, he struggled with the sin of pride over his progress. Morality without a heart change is really just behavior management, isn’t it? Today’s message reminds us that virtue is the outer flow of inward righteousness. Instead of self-governance, God calls us to surrender to His transforming work. As we abide in our Lord Jesus, He gives us the power to be transformed for His glory.

Benjamin Franklin set his mind to ethical perfection when he wrote out 13 virtues and created a plan for mastering them. He realized that as he became stronger in certain virtues, he struggled with the sin of pride over his progress. Morality without a heart change is really just behavior management, isn’t it? Today’s message reminds us that virtue is the outer flow of inward righteousness. Instead of self-governance, God calls us to surrender to His transforming work. As we abide in our Lord Jesus, He gives us the power to be transformed for His glory.

As we preach truth to ourselves, God transforms our affections and attitudes, stirring us up to good works. The inner transformation flows out into our actions. Let’s listen to this message titled “Remembering Your Awesome Grant by Faith, Stirs Up Virtue & Knowledge”