What would life be without the ability to remember? It would be chaotic and largely meaningless. Memory allows individuals to draw upon past events to frame their understanding and behaviorin the present. What we remember also provides a framework for us to make sense of the present and future. Peter calls God’s people to remember the gospel of Jesus as itwas accomplished in history because such memory provides stability, understanding, wisdom and hope. None of us can afford to leave remembering up to chance – like when a friend says to you, “If you happen to remember…” We learn from the Scriptures that worship is what stirs ourcapacity to remember the vital things. The Psalmist proclaimed,“Bless the lord, o my soul, and forget not all his benefits.” Let’s listen to this message titled The Power of Remembering from 2 Peter 1:12-15.

None of us can afford to leave remembering up to chance – like when a friend says to you, “If you happen to remember…” We learn from the Scriptures that worship is what stirs our capacity to remember the vital things. The Psalmist proclaimed,“Bless the lord, o my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”

None of us can afford to leave remembering up to chance – like when a friend says to you, “If you happen to remember…” We learn from the Scriptures that worship is what stirs our capacity to remember the vital things. The Psalmist proclaimed,“Bless the lord, o my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”

None of us can afford to leave remembering up to chance – like when a friend says to you, “If you happen to remember…” We learn from the Scriptures that worship is what stirs our capacity to remember the vital things. The Psalmist proclaimed,“Bless the lord, o my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”

None of us can afford to leave remembering up to chance – like when a friend says to you, “If you happen to remember…” We learn from the Scriptures that worship is what stirs our capacity to remember the vital things. The Psalmist proclaimed,“Bless the lord, o my soul, and forget not all his benefits.”

Most Christians want to have a confident and compelling walk with the Lord. Simply knowing God’s Word is not enough to create such a walk. We must remember daily the truth He has spoken through His Word, abiding in Christ and keeping in step with the Spirit in the day to day attitudes and decisions. How encouraging that as we make every effort to follow after Him, God is completing the work in us, teaching us to be Kingdom People. Let’s listen to this message from 2 Peter 1:10-11 titled Kingdom People

Most Christians want to have a confident and compelling walk with the Lord. Simply knowing God’s Word is not enough to create such a walk. We must remember daily the truth He has spoken through His Word, abiding in Christ and keeping in step with the Spirit in the day to day attitudes and decisions. How encouraging that as we make every effort to follow after Him, God is completing the work in us, teaching us to be Kingdom People. Let’s listen to this message from 2 Peter 1:10-11 titled Kingdom People

Most Christians want to have a confident and compelling walk with the Lord. Simply knowing God’s Word is not enough to create such a walk. We must remember daily the truth He has spoken through His Word, abiding in Christ and keeping in step with the Spirit in the day to day attitudes and decisions. How encouraging that as we make every effort to follow after Him, God is completing the work in us, teaching us to be Kingdom People. Let’s listen to this message from 2 Peter 1:10-11 titled Kingdom People

Most Christians want to have a confident and compelling walk with the Lord. Simply knowing God’s Word is not enough to create such a walk. We must remember daily the truth He has spoken through His Word, abiding in Christ and keeping in step with the Spirit in the day to day attitudes and decisions. How encouraging that as we make every effort to follow after Him, God is completing the work in us, teaching us to be Kingdom People. Let’s listen to this message from 2 Peter 1:10-11 titled Kingdom People

Most Christians want to have a confident and compelling walk with the Lord. Simply knowing God’s Word is not enough to create such a walk. We must remember daily the truth He has spoken through His Word, abiding in Christ and keeping in step with the Spirit in the day to day attitudes and decisions. How encouraging that as we make every effort to follow after Him, God is completing the work in us, teaching us to be Kingdom People. Let’s listen to this message from 2 Peter 1:10-11 titled Kingdom People