Missio Dei Fellowship

In light of the massive amount of violence occurring in Israel and the-Gaza Strip, we take time to consider the source and causes of war and how does a Christian begin to approach a very complicated subject. Many opinions flow on this subject but not a lot of biblical thinking. We seek to begin to remedy this.

David finds himself surrounded by enemies once more who conspire against him privately. While they desire to see his downfall, David, though afraid, comes to recognize there are certain unavoidable results of God's judgment that will take place. Thus, David looks at his own circumstances as an opportunity to teach - but the driving question we all must reconcile with in the end is this- who do we fear-- Do we fear the one who can kill the body, and after that, do no more-- Or, do we fear the One who can cast both body and soul in hell--

In light of the massive amount of violence occurring in Israel and the Gaza Strip, we take time to consider the source and causes of war and how does a Christian begin to approach a very complicated subject. Many opinions flow on this subject but not a lot of biblical thinking. We seek to begin to remedy this.

Luke turns his attention away from Saul and to the Apostle Peter. In doing so he records two more miracles done by Peter. It is easy to focus on the miracles but flowing through the entire passage is really a lesson on serving.

Luke turns his attention away from Saul and to the Apostle Peter. In doing so he records two more miracles done by Peter. It is easy to focus on the miracles but flowing through the entire passage is really a lesson on serving.

David finds himself surrounded by enemies once more who conspire against him privately. While they desire to see his downfall, David, though afraid, comes to recognize there are certain unavoidable results of God's judgment that will take place. Thus, David looks at his own circumstances as an opportunity to teach - but the driving question we all must reconcile with in the end is this: who do we fear? Do we fear the one who can kill the body, and after that, do no more? Or, do we fear the One who can cast both body and soul in hell?

As David is on the run from his own son, who is seeking to take the throne through a violent coup, he begins to meditate on God and His Word. Though he finds himself in a dry and weary land with no basic provisions, he thirsts instead for the living God. The reason why is simple- to David, the grace of God is truly better than life. In light of this reality, he gives us five principles to learn how to find satisfaction in God as we traverse through the barren wasteland of the wilderness.

As David is on the run from his own son, who is seeking to take the throne through a violent coup, he begins to meditate on God and His Word. Though he finds himself in a dry and weary land with no basic provisions, he thirsts instead for the living God. The reason why is simple: to David, the grace of God is truly better than life. In light of this reality, he gives us five principles to learn how to find satisfaction in God as we traverse through the barren wasteland of the wilderness.

In this extended series on suffering and trials we explore the nature of-God's discipline upon sinning believers. This is often a misunderstood aspect of our relationship-to our heavenly Father and yet the bible is replete with examples and instruction regarding it. In-this final message we consider the way God brings trials and hardships into the life of a believer-to grow them. In a very real way we will learn that it is in and through adversity that our faith-both matures and is purified.

In this extended series on suffering and trials we explore the nature of God's discipline upon sinning believers. This is often a misunderstood aspect of our relationship to our heavenly Father and yet the bible is replete with examples and instruction regarding it. In this final message we consider the way God brings trials and hardships into the life of a believer to grow them. In a very real way we will learn that it is in and through adversity that our faith both matures and is purified.