The book of 2 John may only have 13 verses but it still contains an important message for those of us living thousands of years after the letter was written. Today's moral and ethical relativism proclaims that all truth can be self-defined. This short book gives us an entirely different definition and warns us against those who would bring a false Gospel into the church.

In this final message, we look back over the course of our study at the different aspects of living life abundantly as Christ has called us to live. As we consider these things, it is fitting that we hear some testimonies from the lives of those in our congregation, testifying to God's goodness in everyday events and relationships with others.

At the very end of chapter 5 in the book of 1 John, we find five truths contained in the last 4 verses. Can we really know that we can know God? In this day and age, can we know that we know the truth? The apostle John contends that yes, we can and SHOULD indeed know that we can know these things. Listen to hear the rest of these truths from 1 John 5, verses 18-21.

Many of us are likely familiar with the passages in Luke and in Malachi that refer to giving above and beyond a certain amount or what is normally expected. But have you ever applied this principle? Have you ever considered the blessings and impact that such a decision would have on your life? We continue this excellent series on the abundant Christian life with this message based on Luke 6:38.

At the very end of chapter 5 in the book of 1 John, we find five truths contained in the last 4 verses. Can we really know that we can know God? In this day and age, can we know that we know the truth? The apostle John contends that yes, we can and SHOULD indeed know that we can know these things. Listen to hear the rest of these truths from 1 John 5, verses 18-21.

Many of us are likely familiar with the passages in Luke and in Malachi that refer to giving above and beyond a certain amount or what is normally expected. But have you ever applied this principle? Have you ever considered the blessings and impact that such a decision would have on your life? We continue this excellent series on the abundant Christian life with this message based on Luke 6:38.

At the very end of chapter 5 in the book of 1 John, we find five truths contained in the last 4 verses. Can we really know that we can know God? In this day and age, can we know that we know the truth? The apostle John contends that yes, we can and SHOULD indeed know that we can know these things. Listen to hear the rest of these truths from 1 John 5, verses 18-21.

Many of us are likely familiar with the passages in Luke and in Malachi that refer to giving above and beyond a certain amount or what is normally expected. But have you ever applied this principle? Have you ever considered the blessings and impact that such a decision would have on your life? We continue this excellent series on the abundant Christian life with this message based on Luke 6:38.

At the very end of chapter 5 in the book of 1 John, we find five truths contained in the last 4 verses. Can we really know that we can know God? In this day and age, can we know that we know the truth? The apostle John contends that yes, we can and SHOULD indeed know that we can know these things. Listen to hear the rest of these truths from 1 John 5, verses 18-21.

Many of us are likely familiar with the passages in Luke and in Malachi that refer to giving above and beyond a certain amount or what is normally expected. But have you ever applied this principle? Have you ever considered the blessings and impact that such a decision would have on your life? We continue this excellent series on the abundant Christian life with this message based on Luke 6:38.