Whether you are reading it for the first time or the hundredth, you will always find something new within the words of John's Gospel. While simultaneously being the easiest to read for new believers, The Gospel of John is a beautifully woven masterpiece loaded with deep theological insight that only the closest of Jesus followers could express. In this book we will explore themes like light vs darkness, life and death, and what it means be born again. As stated by John, The purpose of this gospel is to convince readers that Jesus is The Christ, the Son of God, and that if you believe in Him, you will have eternal life. Join us as we embark on a journey through John's Gospel.
In this podcast we will be talking about the gift of prophecy vs the gift of tongues.
Over the next few episodes we will be talking about the Gifts of the Spirit.
Over the next few episodes, we will be talking about the Gifts of the Spirit.
Over the next few episodes, we are talking about the Fire of God and what it really is.
Over the next few episodes, we are talking about the Fire of God and what it really is.
Over the next few episodes, we are talking about the Fire of God and what it really is.
Today, our episode is a little different. We are having a conversation about what God has laid on our hearts. Enjoy!
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
The book of Acts was written by the same author that wrote Luke and picks up where the Gospel of Luke left off. It takes us on a journey of Jesus' followers as they are given power from the Spirit of God. It shows us the beginning of the movement called “The Way,” which is the start of the church as we know it. In Acts, Jesus’ followers are tasked with spreading the good news of God's Kingdom from Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the world. Join us as we Explore Acts.
There are a lot of great books in the New Testament, but none of them do what the book of Hebrews does. It perfectly marries the Old Testament with the Gospels by showing the supremacy of Christ and encourages believers not to abandon the faith. Though the author and the date Hebrews was written is unknown, believers everywhere can be encouraged to run the race of unwavering faithfulness and perseverance to the one who is far greater than the prophets, law, and angels combined. Join us as we take a Hike through Hebrews.
There are a lot of great books in the New Testament, but none of them do what the book of Hebrews does. It perfectly marries the Old Testament with the Gospels by showing the supremacy of Christ and encourages believers not to abandon the faith. Though the author and the date Hebrews was written is unknown, believers everywhere can be encouraged to run the race of unwavering faithfulness and perseverance to the one who is far greater than the prophets, law, and angels combined. Join us as we take a Hike through Hebrews.
There are a lot of great books in the New Testament, but none of them do what the book of Hebrews does. It perfectly marries the Old Testament with the Gospels by showing the supremacy of Christ and encourages believers not to abandon the faith. Though the author and the date Hebrews was written is unknown, believers everywhere can be encouraged to run the race of unwavering faithfulness and perseverance to the one who is far greater than the prophets, law, and angels combined. Join us as we take a Hike through Hebrews.
There are a lot of great books in the New Testament, but none of them do what the book of Hebrews does. It perfectly marries the Old Testament with the Gospels by showing the supremacy of Christ and encourages believers not to abandon the faith. Though the author and the date Hebrews was written is unknown, believers everywhere can be encouraged to run the race of unwavering faithfulness and perseverance to the one who is far greater than the prophets, law, and angels combined. Join us as we take a Hike through Hebrews.