Resurrection Life Church

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand."  These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.  Why?  Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus.  The Church has been waiting for something that is already here.  As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us.  It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Why? Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus. The Church has been waiting for something that is already here. As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us. It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Why? Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus. The Church has been waiting for something that is already here. As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us. It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand."  These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.  Why?  Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus.  The Church has been waiting for something that is already here.  As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us.  It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand."  These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.  Why?  Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus.  The Church has been waiting for something that is already here.  As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us.  It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

Nobody likes going through pain and suffering.  Nobody wants to hurt.  But God has promised us that through the pain, suffering, and hurting will come glory.  Living in a "selfie" world it makes it hard to envision a life that isn't lived for your own pleasure.  However, God has given us the power through His Holy Spirit to live our lives void of our any yearning to live for our own pleasure, but to live for His glory.  The scripture tells us do good works and people will give glory to our heavenly Father.  How can that be?  This week guest speaker Ryan "Remo" Moreaux share just how God does that.

Nobody likes going through pain and suffering.  Nobody wants to hurt.  But God has promised us that through the pain, suffering, and hurting will come glory.  Living in a "selfie" world it makes it hard to envision a life that isn't lived for your own pleasure.  However, God has given us the power through His Holy Spirit to live our lives void of our any yearning to live for our own pleasure, but to live for His glory.  The scripture tells us do good works and people will give glory to our heavenly Father.  How can that be?  This week guest speaker Ryan "Remo" Moreaux share just how God does that.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Why? Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus. The Church has been waiting for something that is already here. As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us. It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. Why? Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus. The Church has been waiting for something that is already here. As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us. It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.

"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand."  These were the first public words spoken by John the Baptist and Jesus Christ.  Why?  Because the Kingdom wasn't going to come, the Kingdom of Heaven was come, in the flesh, in the person of Jesus.  The Church has been waiting for something that is already here.  As American Christians we have this sense of anticipation of something that will happen in the future when Jesus, i.e. the King of the Kingdom, is standing right in front of us.  It is time we live for the King in the Kingdom that is in the here and now.