In Isaiah 6, we see a breathtaking vision of the holiness of God, the sinfulness of man, and the mercy found in Jesus Christ. Guest preacher Pastor Landon Jordan walks through Isaiah’s encounter with the Lord and reminds us that true worship always leads to mission. When we truly see God’s glory and grasp the gospel, our response cannot remain passive. Like Isaiah, we move from “Woe is me” to “Here am I. Send me.” This message challenges believers to live on mission, from their neighborhoods to the nations, because our worship of God fuels our mission for God. Jesus is worthy of the worship of every tribe, tongue, and nation, and the gospel compels us to take His name where He is not yet known.
Today, we studied 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 to learn how true spiritual growth comes not from our own effort, but from God working in us....
Jesus teaches us about the danger of judging others in Matthew 7:1-6, 12. Often, Christians are the worst at being judgmental! But in this...
This week we conclude our series in 1 Timothy by looking at chapter 6. Guest speaker, Bryan Miller, asks us to consider what we...