What makes Christianity so unique is that we have, God, the Creator, pursuing His creation for the purpose of being in a relationship with His creation. Our doctrine of, what we understand about God, about His divine nature, what we understand about His character will ultimately affect how we relate to Him. God has revealed Himself so that we could have a relationship with Him and so we could know who The One True God.

Scripture we dive into today:

Acts 17:22-27, Psalms 19:1, Colossians 1:16,

Jeremiah 31:33, Jeremiah 9:24, Matthew 28:19

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January 29, 2023

A common misconception for believers is that “I don’t need church to have a relationship with God.” That is true, only in part. Church is not a requirement for us to have a relationship with God. But we will never fully experience all that a relationship with God offers, without the church. The church is the place that we learn how to practice our faith, the place we glorify God, and the place we experience the presence of God. Our misconception about the necessity of church may be rooted in our misunderstanding of the purpose of church.

Scripture we dive into today:

Matthew 28:18-20, Hebrews 10:24-25, Acts 2:42, Romans 12:4-5

January 22, 2023

The story of the fall, salvation and sanctification is the story of God restoring his image in us. We were made perfect in the garden, but chose sin and therefore defaced – but never destroyed – God’s image in us. Jesus untwisted the story on the cross and covered our sin with his perfection. The work of sanctification, God making us holy, is the painstaking restoration of the image of God in us.

Scripture we dive into today:

January 15, 2023

Two practices that Jesus gave to the church is baptism and communion. God’s Word directs the believer to observe communion and baptism in order to grow our relationship with God. The ordinances given by Jesus to the church, anchor our faith.

Scripture we dive into today:

1 Timothy 4:6-8, Luke 22:18-20, Matthew 28:18-20, Romans 6:3-4

January 8, 2023

None of us would like someone determining who we are and how we should act based on a few sound bites and another person’s personal feelings. Yet, this is exactly how we treat God. We determine God’s character and nature based on a few images we’ve gleaned from church and our personal feelings of how God should act. We build an image of God that looks a lot like us, but looks very different from who God has revealed Himself to be. God has given us His Word to help us understand who He is and how we should relate to Him.

Scripture we dive into today:

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January 1, 2023

A boat missing an anchor will suffer greatly when winds and waves threaten to overpower it. In the same way the life of a Christian lacking doctrine will at the mercy hands of error and persecution blown and tossed about. Biblical doctrine anchors our life to God.

Scripture we dive into today:

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December 18, 2022

As the people of God, we are called to edify each other – build each other up through loving encouragement. This is a revolutionary act against our human selfishness, which doesn’t make room for the other, but it is the continual miracle of the family of Christ – we are lifted up by lifting each other up.

Scripture we dive into today:

December 11, 2022

God loves us where we’re at, but He’s not satisfied to leave us that way. God desires that we would be transformed through the work of the Holy Spirit as we put God’s word into practice. God’s Word directs and deepens my faith as I try to live out the one another statements of Scripture. Therefore, it’s critical for the believer to develop a healthy spiritual life because it directly impacts the ability of the church to love another.

Scripture we dive into today:

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December 4, 2022

One part of loving one another is how we treat those around us – treating people the way we want to be treated. It’s making the choice to be loving, even if we don’t feel like it. Another part of loving people is being willing to invite them into our world – being willing to open up the doors and let someone in. I can respond to someone in love, but it is entirely different for me to reach out to someone and invite them into my personal space.

Scripture we dive into today:

Luke 14:12-14, 1 Peter 4:7-10, Hebrews 13:1-2