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Join us as we explore the origins of church planting in the book of Acts, and how that applies to us and our community. Pastor Kyle reaffirms Gospel Life Church', Biblically mandated, commitment to planting churches in and around the Puyallup Valley.
Being a follower of Christ is not easy, and the Bible never makes that claim. If we want to endure we need to one, recognize that there is difficulty coming; and two, we have to put our hearts in the right place. So be encouraged as Dr. Paul Dean shares stories from the Bible as well as his own experience of God's provision and faithfulness.
Have you ever suffered due to your own poor decisions? We all have. So what does it take to make wise decisions? Join Dr. Greg Sutherland as he guides us through Biblical Decision making.
When we focus on the physical we’re going to miss the spiritual. Far too often we are so focused on our physical wants or needs that we forget God’s providence in the current and the past. And in those situations, God has given us stories to reference His faithfulness when physical circumstances get tough.
As adults we take pride in our independence and in our ability to do life on our own. Unfortunately, this same pride makes us proud before God and we find it rather easy to do life apart from Him. Jesus offers another way; the way of humility and dependence and complete reliance upon a Good Father who loves us very much.
Jesus is the promised Saviour few want, but all need. He saves broken desolate people from themselves and eternal damnation. He has the power to make desolate hearts and lives flourish no matter the past, place, or circumstance.
There are no accidents. God's timing and presentation are always perfect and always personal. Jesus gives you exactly what you need, when you need it. Because he knows you intimately; loves you deeply, and wants to experience the joy of his salvation more than you ever will.
God's grace is completely sufficient, all-satisfying and runs in surplus. Therefore, there is enough grace to go around.
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