Regardless with what we do with our lives, the outcome will be from the heart. May we as God has said, “Keep your heart with all diligence, for out of it spring the issues of life.” – Proverbs 4:23
Sermons on Worship (Page 2)
An encounter with God is never the same, nor is the person who God encountered. This time, we will be looking at an encounter with God that, given the opportunity, will change every person that has lived, is living now, and will ever live. Jesus has a message for you today. I hope that you…
We wake up every day, thinking this day is like every other day we have lived, and walk through it without much thought about where we are walking. Paul reminds us that it truly is a life and death matter.
If each of us set as a New Year resolution to be Christ centered, what would we gain in 2015?
God designed worship for our good and to His glory. Today, as once again we celebrate our Lord of lords and King of kings, may we do so with spirit, in truth, and with greater joy for all that He is, and for what He can help us become.
David shows us the way to live life and draw close to God when life is not as we want it to be.
Christianity is constantly bombarded with a seeming need for adding cultural concepts to worship and life in order to make Christianity relevant for today. What can we learn about the differences between culture and Christianity?
Today we welcome hundreds of new FHU students! The above title is the theme of their orientation program, Interface, and we pray for them as they begin this special time of life. The psalmist reminds us “this is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”
Both morning and evening lessons today are taken from the theme for this year’s Horizons. The Hebrews writer reveals the special and specific role Jesus plays as our High Priest at the right hand of God, and the benefits we enjoy as a result.
What should happen when we come before the throne of God? Isaiah shows us what to do.