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How often should God’s people forgive? The answer lies in understanding the extent of our indebtedness to God and complete inability to repay it. In today’s lesson, Will examines Matthew 18 to encourage us in growing Together as People of Grace.
Who are we hiding from? God? Each other? Ourselves? As Vaughn Park Church works to strengthen connections, Tim helps us see Genesis 2:25 in a different light. Before the fall, there was no shame — no reason to hide. But when Satan turned our focus inward, our self-centeredness erected barriers between God and others.
Who is your person? Where can you be completely yourself? How do you find joy and rest? In Romans 15, the Apostle Paul anticipates rejoicing and refreshment when he visits the church in Rome, though he’d never met them. As Vaughn Park Church of Christ opens its sails to catch the direction and guidance of the Spirit, Will uses Paul’s instruction to the Romans as encouragement for our congregation to be a place of joy and rest for all who come our way.
Why did Moses climb the mountain? Or, perhaps we should ask, why do we attend church? In this lesson from Exodus 24, Tim challenges us to takes the steps necessary to reach new heights in our obedience, our worship and our outreach to others.
He is Risen! So, what? What does it mean for our past? Our present? Our future? What should be our response to His victory of death? On this Easter Sunday, Tim turns to Exodus 15 where we see the joyful worship and anticipation when Israel witnesses their Hope Fulfilled.
What does God’s jealousy mean? As we look at Exodus 20, Tim focuses on the God’s commandments to reject other gods and idols. In contemplating the obedience of the Israelites and ourselves, we gain a clearer picture of God’s expectation for a relationship of priority, fidelity and intimacy.
Get ready! It’s time! As we continue our study of Exodus, Tim brings us to the foot of the mountain where God instructs Moses to prepare the Israelites for receive His law. Their response, “We will do everything the Lord has said.” Can we says this? Are we ready? It’s time!
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