Before Jesus’ crucifixion some chose to worship the long-awaited Messiah, while the Pharisees sat back in judgment to see what would unfold. Jesus deserves all of our worship. Some will worship and some will reject Him. It has been and will always be this way until He returns.
Wisdom discerns what is good. Discernment helps us identify what is right and good. When determining what is right and good, remember to consider -- what does God have to say about it? When we are wise, we choose to please God in everything we do. What do Tom and Jerry have to do with today's lesson? Scroll through to find out!
Wisdom is more than information — it’s the power of God.
What is wisdom? As we obey God, we grow with Him in wisdom. We recognize that wisdom will not come from information or knowledge -- but wisdom comes from God alone. You are not the source of wisdom...neither is experience...only God can provide us with true wisdom.
This week, we will talk about an important theological concept – the Trinity. It's important that we remember we cannot know everything about God. The Trinity is a mystery. We are grateful we experience the Triune God in our lives and our worship.
There's no such thing as a perfect family, because there's no such thing as a perfect person. We are all flawed and we are all sinners, desperately in need of God's help. Fortunately, God offers help.
Who are the people that make the church "work?" Who is important to the function of the church? Pastor Simmons? The Deacons? What about you? Do you belong to the body of Christ (church)? What does it mean to be a member of the body of Christ and why is everybody important? Let's find out!
So, last week we attended Easter service and we heard about Jesus' miraculous resurrection. But, what happened after that? Did anyone see him? Did anyone talk to him? And how do we know the resurrection happened? We believe it by faith, of course! But, friends, there is evidence--and there are witnesses--to support Jesus' resurrection as factual. Let's take a look!
