Vision is the Holy Spirit given perception of God in Jesus Christ, and it results in a personal sense of purpose and direction in the Christian's life.

Vision is the Holy Spirit given perception of God in Jesus Christ, and it results in a personal sense of purpose and direction in the Christian's life.

Vision is having a sense of purpose, direction, and a plan with the ability to see forward clearly. Many of God's chosen people had a vision of God where he told them his purposes and plans for them. We should have a vision of Christ and his kingdom that motivates us to love and serve him faithfully in every trial.

Vision is having a sense of purpose, direction, and a plan with the ability to see forward clearly. Many of God's chosen people had a vision of God where he told them his purposes and plans for them. We should have a vision of Christ and his kingdom that motivates us to love and serve him faithfully in every trial.

Vision is having a sense of purpose, direction, and a plan with the ability to see forward clearly. Many of God's chosen people had a vision of God where he told them his purposes and plans for them. We should have a vision of Christ and his kingdom that motivates us to love and serve him faithfully in every trial.

Vision is having a sense of purpose, direction, and a plan with the ability to see forward clearly. Many of God's chosen people had a vision of God where he told them his purposes and plans for them. We should have a vision of Christ and his kingdom that motivates us to love and serve him faithfully in every trial.

What is the Trinity? Why do we believe in it? How does it compare to the monolithic "god" of Islam?

The Psalmist recounts the Lord's works in salvation as a motivation towards worship. As we recall how God has worked in and through our body's history over the past year, we give thanks to the Lord and praise his name. Interpret the details of your life by remembering the bigger purposes of God.

What is the Trinity? Why do we believe in it? How does it compare to the monolithic "god" of Islam?

The Psalmist recounts the Lord's works in salvation as a motivation towards worship. As we recall how God has worked in and through our body's history over the past year, we give thanks to the Lord and praise his name. Interpret the details of your life by remembering the bigger purposes of God.