Sometimes we get into a situation where it seems like there is no hope. There is an unbeatable obstacle in front of us. There are no options. However, when God is on our side, any obstacle in our way will fall. Find out more as we look at Joshua 6. Note: there might be some static in the audio. Attempts were made to decrease it, but some may still be there. Hopefully the message is not lost in the noise.

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Unbeatable Obstacle

We may find ourselves in a situation where it seems like there is no hope. There is no way out. There are no options. But God can make a way where there is no way. Find out more as we look at Exodus 14:10-31.

No Way Out

From our perspective, many things seem impossible. We lack abilities, resources, foresight, etc. Thankfully, for those who follow Jesus, we serve a God who is able to do more than what we can imagine or are capable to do. That is evident by how he created everything from nothing. Learn more as we look at Genesis 1:1-2 and James 4:13-17.

Everything From Nothing

Our vision has been bad. We have been unable to focus on Jesus and the task he has given us to accomplish. However, Jesus is working to correct that. Find out more as we look at Numbers 13-14.

2020 Vision

We often feel unloved or unworthy of love. Despite that, God loves us anyway. As we look at passsges from Romans and John, we learn the depth of God’s love for us. Note: there were audio issues with the recording. Most of the static has been removed, but not all. Also, in removing excessive static, the audio quality took a hit. Despite that we know you will be encouraged.

Christmas Cheer: Love

Due to stress, apathy, or selfishness, it is easy to become a Scrooge during the Christmas season. It ought to be a time of joy and celebration. We look at Luke 2:8-20 and learn how we can overcome being a Scrooge an recover the joy of the season.

Christmas Cheer: Joy

One of the things that brightens up our lives during the Christmas season is seeing the beautiful lights used to decorate our homes and trees. We know those lights are most appreciated in the dark. Similarly, Jesus himself is the light that shines in the darkness. He shines in the darkness of our Iives and in the world. As we look at John 1:1-18, we will understand more fully what it means that Jesus is the light and what it means for our times of darkness.

Christmas Cheer: Light

This is the last in our series on Philippians. In this life we might feel like what we have is not enough or that the situation we are in is not enough. Paul teaches us the secret to being content, in experiencing the fact that Jesus is enough. Join us as we examine Philippians 4:10-22

Philippians: Jesus Is Enough

Paul does something unthinkable, he publicly calls out people for not getting along. He does so because of the need for peace among brothers and sisters in Jesus. But he goes on to talk about issues that relate to other kinds of peace that followers of Jesus experience. Find out wha as we examine Philippians 4:2-9.

Philippians: Make Peace

We are still in the race of faith. That will be the case until we die or Jesus returns. While we run, there are many possible distractions that might cause us to not finish faithfully. Much of those distractions consist of sin, past accomplishments, comforts of this world, and so on. But, as we keep looking ahead to Jesus we can be assured that we will finish well. Find out more as we look at Philippians 3:12-4:1.

Philippians: Look Ahead

In following Jesus, it is important to have a proper perspective of the things we hold dear in this world. Riches, reputations, recognize, and other things may have to be let go of in order to follow Jesus. In Philippians 3:1-11, Paul describes what he gave up so that he could have Jesus.

Philippians: It’s All Trash

There are some things that we have that don’t get put to use. Things like: tools we pick up froM garage sales, that pile of junk in the garage you keep “just in case”, grandma’s fine china, etc. One of the things that is not to be put on a shelf to gather dust is our salvation. Our faith needs to have movement. Philippians 2:12-30 tells us what and how that can happen.

Faith In Motion

Everyone is different. From how God created each of us to the different experiences we have, all of us have various perspectives. Those differences can cause conflict and division. However, as we learn from Philippians 2:1-11, thinking like Jesus can help overcome this challenge. Learn what and how as we examine this passage.

Thinking Like Jesus

As followers of Jesus, we are to bring honor to Jesus. This involves our individual lives, but also as a body of believers. This requires more than just saying that “God is great” or “Jesus is awesome.” Find out what as we look at Philippians 1:19-30.

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