What is your personal view on worship? Join us as we take on the biblical view of worship. What does it mean to say "True Worship"?

We are the living testimony of God’s transformation. Right understanding of God through His Word and through the indwelling of His Spirit enables us to realize that the things that you’re doing are no longer for your interest but God’s in order for others to enjoy what you’re enjoying right now- freedom from sin, joy and peace in Christ.

Flesh produces flesh but the Holy Spirit produces spirit. Every person alive has
experienced the natural birth. We’ve all been born of the flesh. The harsh reality is that
while we’re alive and moving around, the Bible gives us the harsh reality, we’re
spiritually dead. Just as aging affects the body, sin damages and infects the soul. But
the soul dies to the power of sin when its faith is placed upon Jesus Christ. That’s why
new birth is a necessity.

And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion at the day of Jesus Christ. (Philippians 1:6 ESV)

As sons and daughters of God we are cry out to our Father. In this season do not let fear govern your heart but we are to listen and be reaffirmed in his words.

Living a Christian life includes hurdling life battles. As said in 1 Timothy 6:12, let us keep fighting the good fight of faith and take hold of the eternal life to which we were called.

Jesus fought our battles on the cross so we can cast our cares on him for he cares for us!

The righteousness that saves does not come from ourselves because we are so dead in our sins that we cannot even see Jesus as glorious and wonderful. It has to come from outside of us. Salvation has to come from the outside. Ephesians 2:8-9 is very clear on this, “by grace you have been saved through faith”. You and I did not create that faith. It was granted to us by God.

When we relate to our lives, try to imagine if there is a binoculars that you can use so that you can have focus in life. How is your personal focus in life? To where are your lenses directed? Are they clear? Or are they blurred. What year are we now? 2020, therefore let us have a 20-20 vision.