In saving us, Jesus gave us the incredible privilege of becoming citizens of Heaven. What does this mean for our day-to-day lives, and how do we live as citizens of Heaven?
Akigawa Baptist Church
Sermons by Steve Carter (Page 20)
Have you ever had to choose between two really good things? Like maybe two flavors of ice cream that you love, but could only choose one of them? Today, we’re going to a similar choice that Paul faced, and one that you and I face as well. It’s a choice that helps us to see…
Why do we recommend things to others? One big reason is because of our confidence in what we recommend. In the same way, we share the Gospel because our experience with Jesus has been wonderful for us, and we are confident that it will be for those with whom we share it.
Jesus does an amazing work in us. It’s a work that starts with salvation that abundantly flows in us, and continues with grace that flows abundantly through us! How do we respond to this incredible work of Jesus?
One of the characteristics of being a mom is sharing. Sharing your time, your energy, your love, even your meal with your family. We see through Lydia how this grace of sharing is one of the many graces that God gives to us.
Even in times when we’re physically separated from one another, how can we strengthen our bond as brothers and sisters, focus on following after Jesus together, and help one another to maintain our joy?
There are often times in our life, that difficult change happens. How does God use that agent of change for our benefit?
Jesus’ Easter Promises can give us peace when we are surrounded in fear and uncertainty. His promises can give us hope for the moment we meet Him face to face. And His promises can inspire us to share His wonderful salvation with others.
Why do we as humans suffer through diseases and infections like the corona virus? What does the Bible tell us about where sickness came from? What hope does the Bible offer to us? How does a Bible-shaped perspective of sickness help us to see that we CAN respond in hope and comfort, and even joy,…
There are times when God places us in situations which require us to wait. These times require us to wait in faith and trust in Him. How do we, as God’s children, wait well?
