Pastor Dan Wilburn talks about how to interpret the Bible.

We end our series from the Book of Acts with a comedic visit from Herod Agrippa who shares with us his version of Biblical events and the hard lessons he learned.

From Acts 12 we ask this question: If we serve God, is he going to keep us safe and fulfilled or not?

 

My story by Cindy Konomos.

From Acts 11 we learn how God uses us, ordinary people, to accomplish His extraordinary mission in this world.

 

Thanks for inviting me, Tina May thanks Coty Nichols for inviting her to her small group.

This message from Acts 11 gives us hope when we have sharp disagreements and divisions with other Christians.

The church is not always what it should be. Sometimes it can be completely upside down. In this message from Acts 11 we see how both the church and those seeking God can take a REAL spiritual journey toward God.

 

Thanks for inviting to Lakeland: Wayne and Emily Stam.

Some relationships are so upside down, some situations so hopeless, we wonder if they can ever be repaired.  In the scripture (Acts 11) we see God doing the impossible to bring people together who have been culturally divided for centuries.

The fear of God is usually misunderstood. People think of fear as bad. But fear is not bad in Ecclesiastes. Fear of God is necessary to understand God’s presence and influence in our lives. We conclude this study of Ecclesiastes presenting the stages of life and learning the fear of the Lord.

People want to bargain with God and when they don’t get what they want they turn bitter. Truth is, we make plans but they are not God’s plans. How do we understand the heart and mind of God? Ecclesiastes’ wisdom can guide us into the will of God.

Our culture desperately needs a theology of work. Humans were created to work. Work is not a curse. Work is our reflection of God’s creative essence. Let’s explore Ecclesiastes wisdom about working and the meaning of life.