Love and forgiveness are ingredients of life we all need. We all have pain and sorrow and doubts. Jesus understands all of this. “He Gets Us” is a series of lessons based on eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ life and how the story of Jesus is for all of us!This month’s speaker, Gene Appel, is the lead minister with East Side Christian Church, Anaheim California. This month Gene has been offering insights into the life of Jesus through the eyes of those who knew him personally. Together, we can find hope and purpose because HE GETS US.Have you ever been so desperate that it felt like a heavy darkness was pressing in from all sides? That is an overwhelming feeling. Can you image having that darkness replaced by the dawn of a solution that totally dispels the darkness? Kinda like being able to see after a lifetime of blindness! In the Bible, Jesus performed such a miracle, and He wants to dawn upon your darkness as well! Got your attention? Here’s Gene to explain.

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Love and forgiveness are ingredients of life we all need. We all have pain. We all have sorrow. We all have doubts. Jesus understands all of this. He Gets Us is a series of lessons based on eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ life and how the story of Jesus is for all of us!

Our speaker this month, Gene Appel, is the lead minister with East Side Christian Church, Anaheim California. Today, as we celebrate Easter, Gene offers insight into the life of Jesus through the eyes of those that knew him personally. Together, we will find hope and purpose because HE GETS US.

He is Risen, He is Risen indeed is a common greeting among believers, especially at Easter. These words confirm and encourage hope because of the actual, physical resurrection of the Son of God; Jesus. In the events surrounding the resurrection of Jesus, one of His disciples, Peter, found something more; Peter found forgiveness and restoration in Jesus! We can too! Here’s Gene to explain

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Love and forgiveness are ingredients of life we all need. We all have pain. We all have sorrow. We all have doubts. Jesus understands all of this. He Gets Us is a series of lessons based on eyewitness accounts of Jesus’ life and how the story of Jesus is for all of us!

This month, Gene Appel, lead minister with East Side Christian Church, Anaheim California is leading us, as we examine the life of Jesus through the eyes of those that knew him personally. Together, we will find hope and purpose because HE GETS US.

Last week it was the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead. This week it is the story of Jesus’ meeting with a Jewish leader named Nicodemus. In that meeting, Jesus speaks perhaps the most well-known verse in the Bible, John 3:16. The Apostle John had a very clear purpose for what he wrote in the Gospel that bears his name. John says, these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name. So, here’s Gene to share a conversation from the life of Jesus that has eternal significance for all of us

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Love and forgiveness are ingredients of life we all need. We all have pain. We all have sorrow. We all have doubts. Jesus understands all of thisand the story of Jesus is for EVERYONE.

All this month Gene Appel, lead minister with East Side Christian Church, Anaheim California is leading us as we unpack the life of Jesus through the eyes of those that knew him personally. Together, we can find hope and purpose because HE GETS US.

The Apostle John was very clear on his purpose for writing what he did in the Gospel that bears his name. John says, these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name.

So, here’s Gene to share How Jesus Gets Our Hopelessness, from John’s account of how Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead.

And the impact that event has for all of us.

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A subject that Jesus talked about again and again was the Kingdom of God. Jesus taught that God wants us to take on His Kingdom View; a view not based on the temporary but on the eternal, because His Kingdom is forever.

This month, Aaron Brockett, the lead minister with the Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana has been leading us through a series he is calling modgniK. modgniK is simply Kingdom spelled backwards. Jesus has invited all of us to be a part of His kingdom, a kingdom that through the lens of our current culture’s World View seems very backwards and upside-down.

Today, Aaron wraps up the modgniK series with a look at the thing that really sets God’s Kingdom apart from every other kind of kingdom. In this Kingdom, this King gave His life as a ransom for us!

Here’s Aaron to explain

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In our culture, more is more, but Jesus taught and modeled that the more you’re looking for is found in less. You see, God wants us to take on His Kingdom View; a view not based on the temporary but on the eternal, because His Kingdom is forever.

This month, Aaron Brockett, the lead minister with the Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be leading us through a series he is calling modgniK. modgniK is simply Kingdom spelled backwards. Jesus has invited all of us to be a part of His kingdom, a kingdom that to us seems backwards to our own World View.

In today’s message Aaron uses the word Inclusive to describe the Kingdom of God. That word, has a lot of baggage associated with it. And it means different things to different people. As a result, using it to describe God’s Kingdom, for many people, throws up a flag and begs the question what does he mean by that?

According to Aaron it simply means that in the Kingdom of God everyone is invited and welcome to respond to Jesus’ invitation. Here’s Aaron to explain

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In our culture, more is more, but Jesus taught and modeled that the more you’re looking for is found in less. You see, God wants us to take on His Kingdom View; a view not based on the temporary but on the eternal, because His Kingdom is forever.

This month, Aaron Brockett, the lead minister with the Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be leading us through a series he is calling modgniK. modgniK is simply Kingdom spelled backwards. Jesus has invited all of us to be a part of His kingdom, a kingdom that to us seems backwards to our own World View.

Our world, our culture clamors and claws for power, recognition, position, and title. Jesus says, Not so with you. You live with a different set of kingdom values. If you live this out, the result will be; a healthier marriage, healthier kids, healthier work environment, a healthier church.

Here’s Aaron to explain

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In our culture, more is more, but Jesus taught and modeled that the more you’re looking for is found in less. You see, God wants us to take on His Kingdom View; a view not based on the temporary but on the eternal, because His Kingdom is forever.

This month, Aaron Brockett from Traders Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana will be leading us through a series he is calling modgniK. modgniK is simply Kingdom spelled backwards. Jesus has invited all of us to be a part of His kingdom, a kingdom that to us seems backwards to our own World View.

God wants us to be people in whom and through whom generosity flows like a river. In the kingdom of this earth, stockpiling and security are the norm. But in God’s kingdom, generosity stands out. Today Aaron dispels 4 myths that block generosity and invites us to put into practice the generosity that reflects God’s Kingdom Philosophy

Here’s Aaron

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In life, all of us tend to see the world through lenses of our own making This World View affects what we think, and say, and the decisions we make. The problem is, we live in a sinful world and this tends to skew what we think or believe about God bending it into something that is not accurate.

This month, Aaron Brockett from Traders Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana will be leading us through a series he is calling modgniK. modgniK is simply Kingdom spelled backwards. Jesus has invited all of us to be a part of His kingdom, a kingdom that to us seems backwards to our own World View.

In our culture, more is more, but Jesus taught and modeled that the more you’re looking for is found in less. You see, God wants us to take on His Kingdom View; a view not based on the temporary but on the eternal, because His Kingdom is forever.

Here’s Aaron

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You’re listening to the Christian’s Hour Welcome to the TCH broadcast! TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission.

Let’s face it, there are a lot of out there ideas, about who God is and what God is like. This month, we’re listening in to what God says about Himself, by the names God uses to describe the very essence of who He is. And, when it comes to God, His name means everything. But be forewarned: this may totally change what you think about God. And it will change your life.

This month, our teacher Ben Cachiaras, lead minister with Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, and their multiple campuses in the Baltimore area, is taking us on a journey to intimately learn who God is, by unpacking the names God uses to describe Himself.

El Shaddai, The God almighty, the God who is all-sufficient. God wants us to come to Him not for what blessing, object or feeling He may provide in a given moment. God wants it to be enough that He is there, with us, that there is strength in His presence, that He is enough. So maybe you’re asking; how exactly does this all play out in life? Well, here’s Ben to paint the picture of a Mountainous God; who loves you

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