In this episode we look at ourselves. It is important that we understand who we are and who God says that we are.

In every trade there are tools that that help get the job done. However, using the wrong tool at a certain time in a project can cause damage rather than producing a finished product. The same is true in our Christian walk; we have tools! If we don’t correctly use our tools we can spiritually damage people.

Power! You will receive power when the holy ghost has come upon you Acts 1:8! We get it with the purpose of being his witnesses. So what does that look like when the church started. The book of Acts details the starting of the church, the church the God had planned.

This is another sermon from the series God's Redeeming Rescues.

Today, Rochel preached on our identity in Christ, and who we are called to be.

Today, we begin our transition into the new testament, looking at the promises that God has given us. We can be freed from bondage and delivered in Jesus name.

God is still a promise keeper!

We must always remind ourselves of the goodness of God. When we face trials and we make it out, we must remind ourselves that we did not do it on our own. We must in those moments remind ourselves of what God has done in and through us.

Last week we focused on the cleaning of the temple and the connection between Abraham and the Triumphal Entry. I can’t imagine how triumphant it was when God provided a sacrifice for Abraham. The feeling Abraham must have felt was probably similar to what the people of Israel felt at the time of Jesus triumphal entry. All that leads us to Easter which is the crucifixion and the resurrection. Easter coincides with the Passover that started just before Israel was released from bondage. It is a reminder that before victory comes death.

What do we do when what we see does not align with what we thought? Do we follow man or do we follow God’s plan?