July 30, 2003 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 3:1–3
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
The Problem with Sin!
August 13, 2003 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 3:4–10
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
Loving One Another
September 3, 2003 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 3:10–18
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
Much Assurance
September 10, 2003 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 3:19–24
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
Testing the Spirits
Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 4:1–6
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
Love Perfected Us
October 1, 2003 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 1 John 4:7–21
It has been said that the cross serves as a picture of our relationships the horizontal portion of the cross represents our relationships with others, and the vertical portion of the cross offers a picture of our relationship with God. Our relationship with friends, family members, co-workers and others often reflects and depends upon our relationship with God.
In this fascinating study in 1 John 3-4, Pastor Lloyd examines how God's love for us should be the foundation upon which we build and maintain all of our other relationships. "Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God," (1 John 4:7a). In this series, Pastor Lloyd explores how God not only shows us love, but IS love. His presence within us enables us to truly love one another!
