Should we sin more, that grace may abound? Certainly not! I am grateful that God has orchestrated things in such a way that His perfect grace and justice work hand-in-hand so that I might be saved from death, lavished with His love and blessings, and still have the motivation and drive to pursue His will for my life!
Noah’s life impacted the rest of history! And yours can too!
Humans have an interesting relationship with God, but I am so grateful that Jesus identified with us in order that we might identify with Him!
What does it mean to “be the church?” What does it mean to me to be a member of River Of Life? These are questions that I have pondered after hearing this sermon, and I invite you to read what God has put on my heart in response.
Everyone experiences struggles and strongholds, and the world offers us many solutions. Unfortunately, none of those solutions will bring about the change that we so desperately need! Only the love of Jesus can make that difference in our lives!
We all experience loss or suffering or tragedy in our lives. In hearing Dane and Angie Morvant’s testimony, we were reminded of God’s faithfulness in the worst storms of life!
God’s love is so very deep! He loves us in spite of us, yet His Word calls us to change. We can’t be good on our own, but praise God for the righteousness of His Son and the indwelling of His Holy Spirit to help us grow into what He created us to be!
Facts can be good or devastating, but we are called to have faith in God, often in spite of difficult facts. However, it is important to remember that it is the facts that we know about God that give us confidence as we place our faith in Him!
Everyone has a story, and that story is a powerful tool to be used for the Gospel! As we begin this new series, I encourage you to be aware of what God has done and is doing in and through your life, that you might be a Kingdom building teller of the cosmic story of our Sovereign God!
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