Parkview Findlay

When God told Noah about things that he had never seen, Noah believed the word of God and did what God commanded him to do. Noah’s faith enabled him to faithfully follow God’s instructions even though he didn’t fully understand them.

Enoch was committed to God. He walked faithfully with God and continued to

seek God throughout his life. How can we walk as Enoch did?

This week, we discovered how Abel responded to God in faith.  His offering

to God provides an example, demonstrating to us that what we give to God is

just as important as the way in which we give.

Discover your spiritual gifts and how you can contribute to God's Kingdom.

Do everything without grumbling or arguing, so that you may become blameless and pure, “children of God without fault in a warped and crooked generation.” Then you will shine among them like stars in the sky as you hold firmly to the word of life.

This is not “choose tomorrow whom you will serve”, this is not “choose

after you’re done with whatever else you are doing whom you will serve." We

must choose THIS DAY whom we will serve.”

When we worship God, we find Him; we encounter Him. It is a shared experience. It draws us close to Him, and the response that we receive is fulfilling. We connect with our Creator. We grow in our relationship with Him. He provides us with purpose, and we feel complete because of the experience that we share with Him.

When we gather together as the Church we make up a community of people who

have been redeemed by Christ and we respond together to what God has done

for us.

Remaining in the vine requires us to experience the love of God, to

continue experiencing the love of God, to respond to His love with faithful

living, and to express His love to others.

Jesus is the only road that will bring us to God. Of all the roads and paths that could be taken, He is the only one that reaches this destination.