How do we exercise our responsibility in our everyday lives?

The art of giving.... The importance of giving.

We have to realize how special we are to God. We all have a place - he created each of us and put specific gifts within.  Sometimes he will ask of us.

Pastor Greg uses Philip as an example.

What is it all about?????       Us!!!!!     The kingdom of God was built on us!!!!

God wants us to talk to him, and ask him things - he is our source and supply.  He wants us to build a relationship with him

Sometimes we run into discouragement, or need help finishing - getting there.  Quite often we will need to work with or seek help from someone who has been there - or is like minded.  Teamwork.  Working as a team with the right people ensures we finish.

We must fight for what God has for us. We have to go to it and through it to receive the blessings instore. 

Us taking action to get the blessing will qualify us - rely on the Holy Spirit's guidance!

As we accept Christ in our life God moves into our hearts, making it home - Cleaning out things, reinforcing others, bringing new in, taking out things not serving.  Helping us to become more, as we walk with him.

God wants us to know no matter where we are at in life, he is there in our highs and our lows. He will not leave us or forsake us.

There is another that deceives - he comes to destroy us and wants to stop us from our callings, snuff our light.  We must discern who it is talking.

In this sermon Pastor Greg uses Paul as an example of how people will push their views on others. (Based in Acts Chapter 9)

     The difficult times is what brings us into God's presence, it is also our teacher.  Sadly this is where we learn to build our relationship with Christ Jesus - but it may also have the most significance in this time. We need Jesus Christ, God, The Holy Spirit at all times, praise them in the good rejoicing, don't just wait for the storms.  They help guide us through life, and are the best friend we will ever know.  The give the love to the lonely, sustain us, heal us, direct us, and arrange meetings among others along our way.  But we must do our part, - grow our relationship with them, move on faith, take action.