The Necessity of the Spirit in and leading our churches is far more superior, important, and to be desired over any other principle we might implement from Acts when it comes to how it addresses our churches. We come into Acts and find that it’s not so much about what the Disciples did in that first generation of Christians, as it is about the power found in the Holy Spirit who led them and can lead us!

The Necessity of the Spirit in and leading our churches is far more superior, important, and to be desired over any other principle we might implement from Acts when it comes to how it addresses our churches. We come into Acts and find that it’s not so much about what the Disciples did in that first generation of Christians, as it is about the power found in the Holy Spirit who led them and can lead us!

As Jesus breathed his last on the Cross, to His dying moment He was reviled... until one thief had a heart change, and recognized Jesus for who He is: the King of a Kingdom not of this world. He asked permission to enter it with Jesus, and to him it was granted.

*Audio from practice preach, not actual service.

As Jesus breathed his last on the Cross, to His dying moment He was reviled... until one thief had a heart change, and recognized Jesus for who He is: the King of a Kingdom not of this world. He asked permission to enter it with Jesus, and to him it was granted.

*Audio from practice preach, not actual service.

At the end of Micah's book, is a lamentation and hope in what we still have hope in today: that God's faithfulness to us extends to us still even in the middle of our own sin and despair. We can take hope in the covenant that God enacted with Himself with Abraham. That was Micah's hope, and that is our's.

At the end of Micah's book, is a lamentation and hope in what we still have hope in today: that God's faithfulness to us extends to us still even in the middle of our own sin and despair. We can take hope in the covenant that God enacted with Himself with Abraham. That was Micah's hope, and that is our's.

When people start sinning, corruption starts happening, when God's laws are thrown out and man's laws are implanted, when God is mocked, no injustice will go unpunished. In these moments, we rest our hopes not on broken, sinful people, but the One Good God.

When people start sinning, corruption starts happening, when God's laws are thrown out and man's laws are implanted, when God is mocked, no injustice will go unpunished. In these moments, we rest our hopes not on broken, sinful people, but the One Good God.

Micah’s giving a Word to Jerusalem, what should have been the paradigm of Godliness for the world in their day. A rod is coming to the very heart of God’s people, but the hope and peace found in the rod is found in the One who ordained it.

Micah’s giving a Word to Jerusalem, what should have been the paradigm of Godliness for the world in their day. A rod is coming to the very heart of God’s people, but the hope and peace found in the rod is found in the One who ordained it.