(gca) - Grandview Christian Assembly

The apostolic teaching concerning Christ is the only healthy "soil" in which belivers ought to grow.

The ministry of the New Testament is not simply about Christ as a subject, but Christ in the believers.

The Christ to whom we have been transferred is supreme over anything and everything else.

The will of God begins with the Father God delivering us from the domain of darkness to the Kingdom of His Son.

A study of Colossians, week 1: Faith and love are indispensable to the Christian life, but Paul prayed for one further thing: that we would be filled with the knowledge of God's will.

We should speak to people that we know concerning Christ, but we should have something to say that accurately represents Him.

Jesus promised to make His disciples fishers of men and then gave them a strategy to reach their world.

God's work in the life of Jacob (transformation) culminates in the life of Joseph (kingship). The same pattern occurs in a New Testament believer's life. Gen. 37:2-11; Luke 19:17; 1 Cor. 6:2-3; Rev. 20:6; Gen. 41:38-44

God's work in the life of Jacob represents His work of transformation in all of our lives, taking us from the natural to the spiritual. Gen. 25:23-26; 32:24-31; 2 Cor. 3:18

Spiritual Maturity : God's work in the life of Isaac models for us the grace and inheritance that we should rest in.

God's work in the life of Abraham models for us the faith that we should all grow into.

The Bible becomes rich and experiential to us as we mingle it with prayer.

Christians are enriched by setting aside a deliberate time to fellowship with God.

You are what you eat! Christ said, "Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God."

The Bible directly introduces us to the work of God where we encounter His operation and activities.

We must learn to be faithful to God in the little things like earthly finances, so that He will entrust us with the great things (His Kingdom).

The church must realize and accept its God-appointed mission of the gospel and discipleship. Real seekers consder this as a necessity when they consider the church.

The church is the household of God, the warm community of the believers; this should be the reality that believers seek when they consider the church.

Looking for Truth

Baptism is a visible declaration, a bookmark that delineates our old life from the new one.