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Two parables and a miracle on the water provide the backdrop for this encouraging study on the Lord's work in our lives.
Pastor Billy Venezia is visiting GRC from Calvary Chapel Chattanooga, TN, where he is an assistant pastor. He is also a long-time friend of our Pastor Mat.
Pastor Igor teaches from Ephesians on the nature of the Spirit-filled and Spirit-led life.
If our earthly fathers give us good things, won't our Heavenly Father give us even more?
Pastor Mat looks at our Heavenly Father and the good gifts He gives His children. Most important of all, He gives us His Holy Spirit, so that we can see things the way He does.
How can trials be a gift from God? What should we do when we go through trials? Pastor Mat answers these questions and more in this topical study given for Father's Day.
What does God long for? What does He care about? From Jesus' "farewell address" to His disciples, Pastor Mat points out four things that God longs for and how we should respond to them.
We are all influenced by something(s) in our lives. As believers in Christ, we need to be influenced by God's Word. Our view of the world needs to be based in Truth, not the fleeting and failing whims of society, the flesh and the devil. Pastor Mat reminds us that we need to have our lives directed by a Biblical world view, and then to be sure to teach that to the next generation.
This portion of John's Gospel looks at the promises of the Holy Spirit's coming and of answered prayer, all because Jesus finished the work of salvation and returned to the Father.
Taken from Moses' encounters with Pharaoh in passages from Exodus Chapter 8 and 10, Pastor Mat looks at the devil's plan to get a believer to compromise his/her walk with Christ.
Pastor Mat takes a closer look at the model prayer given by Jesus to His disciples, known by many as The Lord's Prayer.
What do we see when we look out at the lost in our world? Do we just get angry when we see the ungodly behavior and devilish decisions made by unbelievers? Or do we see the lost as "sheep without a shepherd," the way Jesus sees them? Do we have compassion on them? In this study Pastor Mat points out how to view the harvest of souls they way the Lord does.
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