OnlyJesusSaves

In this message, I wrap up this short series on Becoming a Living Testimony. Everyone has one. As Christians, whether or not it is one that best represents Jesus Christ to our world depends on understanding these three things: Our salvation. Our Walk. Our Talk. This message examines our talk - what we say, how we say it, and to whom.

I can say without hesitation there has never been a time in our world that Christians need to love and live more like our Savior. My emphasis in this series is what it means and looks like to become "living" testimonies of Light in dark places.

Every adult person has a living testimony whether or not they realize it or call it that. What is yours? In this new series we are going to examine what that means and how Christians can develop the one Jesus commanded.

This is the fourth and final message in my series on JOY. We examine five areas in which Christians can choose to live joyously in a world desperate, hopeless, and very often, joyless.

This message wraps up this series on JOY by answering the two questions we all ask when joy eludes us - Who stole my joy? How do I get it back?

JOY in our lives. This week we examine what Jesus and the Apostle Paul had to say about Joy. It is a gift of the Holy Spirit so it must be important and something He wants to be prominent in our lives as blood-bought Christians.

This message and the one next week examine the Scripture to help us understand what biblical lasting joy is; how we lose it and how we get it back!

Many Christians will fact check me whe I say the phrases childlike faith or faith of a child do not appear in Jesus' teachings. They do not. However what He said and taught using children as examples lead people their use. In this message, I share five keywords that challenge you to consider your "childlike" relationship with Him.

In this message, Walter takes us thru what Paul wrote to Timothy about "these (former) things and how we cleanse ourselves from them so we cah be "vessels for horor" to the Lord.

Pastoral searches lead the way for churches in transition. Drawing from decades of experience in leadership and strategy, Walter shares three questions from a biblical perspective that leaders (and individuals) must ask and answer as they approach or find themselves in this place.