The issue of trust is an important one to us. When we read God’s Word, we realize how important it is to Him, as well. Over and over again, the Bible teaches us about trust, and gives numerous examples of people who chose to put real trust in God despite their situations. When all is said and done, and the rubber meets the road–who do YOU trust?
–Pastor Denny Grady
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When you have put on the full armor of God and are relying on Him–JUST STAND. Morning, noon, and night when you have done everything, and everything is Jesus–JUST STAND. –Chaplain Raiza Fernandez
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Why is there such resistance to Christ’s tender invitation to open the door or our hearts to Him? Are we more enamored with our own wants and agendas? Are we more concerned with the criteria of the ones we are seeking than what we have to offer? As we accept the lordship of Christ, we are to fulfill the role as a living, breathing, healing organism known for Christ’s acts of love and grace. –Pastor Denny Grady
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Partial obedience is not obedience at all, it’s just convenience. Lordship settles the four “P” issues in our lives: position, permission, profession, and possession. Have we asked God to change the things within us that we are powerless to change in ourselves? –Pastor Denny Grady
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Who has the right to “my” life? Lordship settles the selfishness and humanism issue in our lives. The issue of lordship forces us to make a choice between masters–that of self or God. It’s more than just what we say–it’s also what we do. This week’s sermon focuses on two issues that lordship settles: that of position and permission. –Pastor Denny Grady
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What does it really mean to give God lordship over my life? Have I personally settled this Lordship issue? If not now, when will I? Am I willing to be made willing? The fact remains that if we don’t trust God IN ALL, we don’t trust him AT ALL. –Pastor Denny Grady
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“Imagination helps us solve problems and create possibilities, and as children of God we carry a responsibility of reflecting what God is like. Our character improvement is an undeserved gift from God that we receive by faith, and requires us to use a sanctified imagination. Living as reflections of God’s love is being like Jesus!” –Pastor Denny Grady
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It’s a special experience to once be dead and then revived-just ask Lazarus, Eutychus, and the unnamed man whose dead body touched the bones of Prophet Elisha in his grave! In similar manner, there’s a big difference between just “putting in time” and experiencing true life and abundant living in Jesus! —Grant Wolters
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What kind of encounter might you have with God this year? Ask God to help you in your unbelief (Luke 5:5) and launch out into the deep (5:4)! Are you willing to let down your net and see what happens? –Kevin Lilly
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So many “puzzle pieces” involved within the Christmas story! Such an omnipotent and omniscient God to orchestrate every single detail of this incarnation of Christ to Earth–first as a baby in a manger, and then a Savior on the cross. Thank you, Emmanuel, God with us! –Pastor Denny Grady
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