Paul wrote to the church in Corinth that he wanted their faith to ‘not rest in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God.’ This week we’re taking a break from our Gospel Fluency series to hear a story of how the power of God changed the course of a man’s life. This story involves the themes of calling, work, immigration, persecution and God’s power to heal, and you do not want to miss it.

Jesus tells us that the fruit of our lives has its root in our hearts. So, what does the fruit in your life tell you about where your life is rooted?

Jesus tells us that the fruit of our lives has its root in our hearts. So, what does the fruit in your life tell you about where your life is rooted?

Jesus said ‘out of abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.’ What we talk about most reveals what’s going on in our inner life. As we continue our series on ‘Gospel Fluency’, we’ll look at what that says about the health of our relationship with Jesus, and what we need to do about it.

Jesus said ‘out of abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.’ What we talk about most reveals what’s going on in our inner life. As we continue our series on ‘Gospel Fluency’, we’ll look at what that says about the health of our relationship with Jesus, and what we need to do about it.

As we continue our series on ‘Gospel Fluency’, we look at the big-picture story of the gospel throughout the Bible. We’ll see that this story is our little story too, and we’ll begin to see that when we don’t accept it as our story, we end up living out something far less than what we were made for.

As we continue our series on ‘Gospel Fluency’, we look at the big-picture story of the gospel throughout the Bible. We’ll see that this story is our little story too, and we’ll begin to see that when we don’t accept it as our story, we end up living out something far less than what we were made for.

What does it mean to be fluent in the gospel? And how can you train yourself to look to Jesus first in every situation? Join us this weekend as we talk about gospel fluency.

What does it mean to be fluent in the gospel? And how can you train yourself to look to Jesus first in every situation? Join us this weekend as we talk about gospel fluency.

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