Project 938

Jesus Among Us May 17, 2020 Rachel Short John 6 Bottom line: Jesus is the one that satisfies our deepest hungers and meets our truest needs.

Jesus Among Us May 3 2020 John 3 We prefer the dark because we are afraid of the light. Bottom line, you must be born again.

Jesus Among Us April 26 2020 John 2 Jesus confronts the selfishness of their religion and places himself as the fulfillment of God's promises to be near ALL people. Bottom line, church is for others.

Jesus Among Us April 19 2020 John 2 Like any good wedding, this has alcohol and family drama. Bottom line: Jesus came to bring you joy. No one can take that away from you.

This Easter walk consists of 12 Chapters and lasts 40 minutes. You will be asked to interact with and meditate on portions of scripture, spoken word, and poetry which were all written concerning the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The walk will begin and end at the same point. It is our hope that you will be blessed by this experience during Holy Week.

Idolatry is at the heart of a life that looks to the law instead of the gospel. The law, or any sort of law, attaches us to rules that have a deeper meaning in that laws are designed to arrange our hearts for affection, worship and love. To add laws is to add false worship to the Christian life. These rules are managing for other outcomes than that which God would choose for us.

Idolatry is at the heart of a life that looks to the law instead of the gospel. The law, or any sort of law, attaches us to rules that have a deeper meaning in that laws are designed to arrange our hearts for affection, worship and love. To add laws is to add false worship to the Christian life. These rules are managing for other outcomes than that which God would choose for us.

We are no longer under the custody of the law but we are children of God heirs according to the promise of scripture.

Why has God given us rules? And what is the purpose of the law? How can they help and how can they hurt?

We do not grow in our faith by obeying laws, but by believing the gospel.