As Christians, we are defined by the love that we have for our fellow believers. What will be your spiritual DNA trail as you travel through this world?

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As Christians, we are defined by the love that we have for our fellow believers. What will be your spiritual DNA trail as you travel through this world?

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As Christians, we are defined by the love that we have for our fellow believers. What will be your spiritual DNA trail as you travel through this world?

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Kaz Okaya continues the series in the first Epistle of John by bringing out that the Gospel saves us and cleanses us from a sinful life.

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The First Epistle of John is not so much a letter a a manifesto, where John the Apostle defines the Christian life. Eli Brayley begins the series by expounding the first four verses of chapter 1, which bear witness to the fact that Christ, the son of God, walked this earth as a human being where he could be seen, heard and touched.

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How do you make progress spiritually? You stop.

Stop going your own way. Stop trying to save yourself. Stop solving your own problems.

That’s what the Lord says, in Isaiah 30:15, “In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and trust shall be your strength.”

This is the third in a short series on spiritual revitalization.

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How do you make progress spiritually? You stop.

Stop going your own way. Stop trying to save yourself. Stop solving your own problems.

That’s what the Lord says, in Isaiah 30:15, “In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and trust shall be your strength.”

This is the second in a short series on spiritual revitalization.

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How do you make progress spiritually? You stop.

Stop going your own way. Stop trying to save yourself. Stop solving your own problems.

That’s what the Lord says, in Isaiah 30:15, “In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and trust shall be your strength.”

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God’s Word strengthens our faith. Our faith serves His purposes in the world.

The book of the prophet Isaiah did this in its time as well as today.

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The fundamental principles of the universe are simple and binary: Yes or No, Worship or Rebel.

Isaiah ends with a return to the basics: Everyone is Welcome! And, everyone chooses.

Yes or No, In or Out, Worship or Rebel.

Everyone’s welcome, but everyone chooses.

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