New Life Christian Church - Paragon Indiana

Gideon is a man that faces the same types of problems in life that we do. Listen as we see Gideon go from a wavering, small as a mustard seed faith to a strong warrior for God! The moral of the story is God sees you for who you can become through faith in Him, not who you are now, or who you have been. And The Lord has already went ahead of you and won the victory over death in Christ Jesus our Lord!

Gideon is a man that faces the same types of problems in life that we do. Listen as we see Gideon go from a wavering, small as a mustard seed faith to a strong warrior for God! The moral of the story is God sees you for who you can become through faith in Him, not who you are now, or who you have been.

The woman who had an issue of blood for 12 years comes up behind Jesus just to touch the edge of His garment. What we find out about this story is magnificent! Praise be to God and His Son Jesus Christ, and the Spirit that dwells within us!

Here we see that God's fingerprint is upon every day life. His watchful care, protection, providence, power and deliverance are mightily put on display here. And God will do the same thing in your life as well. It is a promise. The things written in the Old Testament, where written for us to learn from. They are given to us as examples of what God will still do for you, today. If you will trust Him, commit your way unto Him, then you can wait upon the LORD and His power at work in your life too. It is a promise, from a God who cannot lie.

Haman is biblical example of how what we think, can lead us into big trouble. Sins like pride, arrogance, anger, envy, jealousy, bitterness, retaliation, lies, plans to harm, all go together in one big cluster. 

Jesus all of a sudden comes out with this charge, that blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is unforgivable. What is that, am I in danger of it? Tune in and listen for the answer to that question.

Jesus rescued His bride, in a similitude of what Adam tried to do with his wife.

Ephesians 6:10- 18 encourages us to put on the whole armor of God. What does that look like? This study takes a look at our High Priest, Jesus Christ, as our armor of God that we put on.

We are told to put on the whole armor of God in Ephesians 6:10-17. What is that armor? Does it look like the roman soldiers, or does God have something else in mind!