Who Are We Submitting To?

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Who Are We Submitting To?

1 Peter 2:13-25

November 29, 2020 • Pastor Jim Amador

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Throughout our current times we continually hear that Christians should fully submit to whatever mandates the government enforces on it's people. Is this always true? Should we always submit to governing authorities no matter what? There is a way to honor governing rulers but also not submit to every mandate the government enforces. We are to obey God rather than men! There may come a time where Christians may disobey government in order to stay obedient to God. Paul and Silas were imprisoned for proclaiming the Gospel and upon release they were instructed to not preach the Gospel anymore. Immediately upon release they went to the streets and proclaimed the message of the Gospel!

Feed God's Flock

February 21, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

Jesus has established His church to make disciples and to expand His kingdom in earth. Within the church He has established leaders to help guide the flock, grow the flock, and to solidify the faith of Christians. To be planted in a biblical church is vital for our growth in Christ. Satan is prowling around like a lion, seeking whom he may destroy. We must be vigilant and properly equipped to fight off his temptations!

Suffering For God's Glory

February 14, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

Suffering most often is viewed as a negative thing, and it is without Christ. As Christians, our suffering can ultimately bring glory to God. There are many who have suffered before us in similar ways. We are not alone. Just as a weightlifter needs a spotter, God has given us fellow Christians to help us through our sufferings. In many cases, the degree in which you suffer is related to how you handle the situation which caused you to suffer. It was once stated, "The Christian life is a banquet because God has invited us to the table of salvation, but it's not a picnic."

Christ, Our Example

February 7, 2021 • Pastor Jim Amador

Many times in our lives, God allows suffering and despair caused by sin to bring us to a point of repentance. When we deny the leading of the Holy Spirit concerning the conviction of sin, it's only a matter of time that we will suffer the consequences of those sins. The results of those consequences should bear the fruit of no longer living in the sin of our flesh but to live for the will of God. God works all things together for good to those who love Him and are called according to His purpose!