In this lesson/sermon you will discover what asking, seeking, and knocking looks like in prayer based on Matthew 7:7-11. Continue reading
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This article uses Ephesians 6:18 as a guide to introduce the who, what, when, and where of prayer. It answers questions like what does it mean to pray in the Spirit and what are the common types of prayer I can pray? Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series I did. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series I did. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series I did through the book of James. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series I did through the book of James. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is.
These are my notes from a sermon series I did through the book of James. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series I did through the gospel of Mark. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
When you don’t know what to do, what do you do? When you need wisdom on making an important decision, how do you get it? If you ask God for wisdom will He give it to you? If so, how does He give you wisdom? Continue reading
Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fish for people” (Matthew 4:19, HCSB). Let’s review.
First of all, Jesus says, “Follow Me.” A disciple is someone who has made a decision to follow Christ. They thought it through, have repented (which means a change of mind) and surrendered their life to Jesus. This deals with the head (for more details on what it means to “follow me” see part 1 of this series).
Secondly, Jesus says, “I will make you.” A disciple is being changed by Jesus. As we follow Jesus He changes us internally. We gain a new heart that begins to desire new things. Our values begin to align up with God’s kingdom. Our motives and emotions are reflecting God’s values more and more. We become more other-centered rather than self-centered. There is a distinction about us that says we love God and love people. Jesus is making us and transforming us into His image. This deals with our heart. Continue reading
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