Resurrection Life Church

Our lives as followers of Jesus Christ should be a witness of Life. The Life that He brings. The Life that He is. The words we speak should bring life. The life we live should bring life. How we do our jobs should bring life. Why? Because we are witness of that Life. The disciples saw first hand as eye witnesses to the Life that Jesus brought to people while He was on this earth. However, it was in the best interest of the entire world that Jesus should leave. Because then He could pass that Life on to us and we then begin giving that Life away, so, others can be witnesses of Life also.

Our lives as followers of Jesus Christ should be a witness of Life. The Life that He brings. The Life that He is. The words we speak should bring life. The life we live should bring life. How we do our jobs should bring life. Why? Because we are witness of that Life. The disciples saw first hand as eye witnesses to the Life that Jesus brought to people while He was on this earth. However, it was in the best interest of the entire world that Jesus should leave. Because then He could pass that Life on to us and we then begin giving that Life away, so, others can be witnesses of Life also.

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a POWER in the Cross. No more inability to be the man or woman of God that He called us to be.

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a POWER in the Cross. No more inability to be the man or woman of God that He called us to be.

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a POWER in the Cross. No more inability to be the man or woman of God that He called us to be.

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a POWER in the Cross. No more inability to be the man or woman of God that He called us to be.

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a Joy in the Cross. No more shame.  No more pain, sorrow, or death!

At one time in history a cross represented cruelty, pain, sorrow, shame, and the worst of humanity.  The Romans wanted the cross to strike fear into people's heart.  It was easier to control the masses when horrific death scenes were on display.  It was during 4th century that the Cross became a symbol of hope and redemption rather than one of death.  Although the death that Jesus suffered on the Cross that day two thousand years ago was horrid and unimaginable, today all across the globe the Cross is beacon to all those who are in need of hope, restoration, and life.  Today there is a Joy in the Cross. No more shame.  No more pain, sorrow, or death!

How is it with your soul?  How is your mind, will, and emotions?  Are they controlling you?  Are they affecting your relationships, your job, your community, your connection with God?  Is it well with your soul?  Pastor Allen dives deep into what it means to be "well", and what it means to be "Well with your soul".  Listen and see the lessons that we can learn from King David and how he was able to say about his own soul, that it was well with him and with God.

How is it with your soul?  How is your mind, will, and emotions?  Are they controlling you?  Are they affecting your relationships, your job, your community, your connection with God?  Is it well with your soul?  Pastor Allen dives deep into what it means to be "well", and what it means to be "Well with your soul".  Listen and see the lessons that we can learn from King David and how he was able to say about his own soul, that it was well with him and with God.

How is it with your soul?  How is your mind, will, and emotions?  Are they controlling you?  Are they affecting your relationships, your job, your community, your connection with God?  Is it well with your soul?  Pastor Allen dives deep into what it means to be "well", and what it means to be "Well with your soul".  Listen and see the lessons that we can learn from King David and how he was able to say about his own soul, that it was well with him and with God.

How is it with your soul?  How is your mind, will, and emotions?  Are they controlling you?  Are they affecting your relationships, your job, your community, your connection with God?  Is it well with your soul?  Pastor Allen dives deep into what it means to be "well", and what it means to be "Well with your soul".  Listen and see the lessons that we can learn from King David and how he was able to say about his own soul, that it was well with him and with God.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.

There are a lot of people giving out advice on how to live.  Podcast, videos, books, social media post and a host of other ways to communicating to people.  However, the apostle James had a lot to say about living and how we are to apply the wisdom that we gain from our relationship with God.  This week in part two Pastor Allen deals with the awe of God and the beginning of wisdom is the Fear of the Lord.