What to Do When You’re in an Unhealthy Church
John the Apostle is writing to a friend who finds himself in a church with a corrupt leader. That situation has been played over and over again throughout the history of the church. John encourages his friend to continue to be faithful, and God will bless. Join us as John reveals to us what faithfulness looks like.
Being a part of a healthy Church is a great blessing that is worth protecting. This is the theme of 2 John. Join us as we continue through God’s Word and discover how we protect what’s worth protecting in our Churches.
Four Things We Need to Remember
The Bible uses the word remember about a hundred and fifty times. We are forgetful creatures after all. As we close out our study in 1 John, John reminds us of four things that we know. Remembering these four things are critical when it comes to finishing this race that God has put in front of us. Join us as we seek to finish well.
As we continue in our study of 1 John, we come to an interesting statement that John makes concerning Christ. He tells us that Christ has come by water and blood. Join us as we look at several different historical views concerning what John’s statement might have meant.
Causing the Heavenly Father to Enjoy His Family
We have a wonderful Father in Heaven. It should be every believer’s desire to live in a way so that their wonderful Father not only loves them but also enjoys them. How should one live in order for their Heavenly Father to find pleasure in His Church? Join us as we continue our study in First John as John gives us insight on bringing pleasure to God.
As He is, So Are We in the World
Coming to the end of 1 John chapter four, John reveals what we as the followers of Christ are to be. He simply tells us we are to be what God is. And he told us “God is love”. This is what we are called of God to be in this world. Join us as we discover how all of this can be made possible.
What does the Spirit of God Produce In Our Lives?
In 1 John 4 we have seen what the spirit of anti-Christ believes. Now John turns his attention to the Spirit of God. To neglect the person and the work of the Holy Spirit is to set ourselves up for certain failure. Join us as John reveals what the Holy Spirit seeks to produce in us.
