Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of Jude that our walks with God are worth fighting for. We do that by guarding our time with God. and having mercy on those who are struggling.
Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of 3 John five good lessons from a bad example, a man named Demetrius. By becoming a student of the lives of others, we can imitate the good and give God glory.
Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of 2 John that we walk in truth when we love sacrificially. At the same time, sacrificial love should never sacrifice truth. God’s Word gives us the balance.
Synopsis: With Jude's call to contend for the faith, we examine the central theme of the cross and Jesus' substitutionary atonement and all it accomplishes.
Scripture: Jude With Jude’s call to contend for the faith, Rhome Van Dyck examines the central theme of the cross and Jesus’ substitutionary atonement and all it accomplishes.
Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of 1 John that obedience is the key to fellowship with God, and when we blow it, confession restores our fellowship. Why? Christ's intercession for us provides the continual security we need.
Wayne Stiles teaches from 2 Peter that we can forget the essentials—so determine to read God’s Word repeatedly. And we never stand still spiritually—so determine to grow.
Wayne Stiles teaches from the book of 1 Peter that God helps us keep going when we’re ready to quit by reminding us that our trials, though necessary, are temporary—and we have an amazing future hope that is certain.
Wayne Stiles teaches from the Book of James how to actually live the Bible. God’s goal for us is to read the Word—yes—but then what?
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Please join us. We are an active fellowship group taught by Stephen Kim, Wayne Stiles, Stanley Toussaint, and others with many activities, such as: Sound Bible teaching, Prayer ministry, Men’s and…
Women’s Bible studies, Missions support, Koinonia dinner groups, Women’s sweetheart breakfast, Men’s breakfast at the Mecca, Single women’s “Women of Worth.”