What’s the Word

As we continue to dive deeper into our own Identity Crisis, it is extremely vital  that we not only look at, but acknowledge that while what we do is important, it is never more important than whose we are.

Being simultaneously saint and sinner does not mean that unbelief and faith can peacefully coexist as equally valid commitments. The Christian struggles against sin precisely because the Holy Spirit has created faith. We look to the Law to tell us the truth about our sin, and look to the Gospels to show us the truth about our Savior.

With so many voices whispering, telling, screaming into our ears about our identity--our TRUE identity--what are we really? We've learned we are created and that we have a Creator; however, we are so much more than that. We are sons and daughters of the Almighty. We are His children, He is our Father, and He loves us.

We are beginning a new series! In a world full of loud noises, distractions and self-absorption; who are we, really? Every aspect of our daily lives tells—actually SCREAMS at us—to be this thing or that thing. We have forgotten who are, or maybe, we never really knew at all. Who or What does God say we are? In a word, creature. We are God’s creation, plain and simple.

We are beginning a new series! In a world full of loud noises, distractions and self-absorption; who are we, really? Every aspect of our daily lives tells—actually SCREAMS at us—to be this thing or that thing. We have forgotten who are, or maybe, we never really knew at all. Who or What does God say we are? In a word, creature. We are God’s creation, plain and simple.

Today, we are going to unpack the false notion of once saved, always saved. While Baptism freely grants salvation and faith, it is NOT a get-out-of-jail-free card for wanton and unrepentant behavior.

There is quite a bit of noise about the difference between 'water' baptisms and 'Spirit' baptisms. How can we calm the chaos long enough to see and understand that those events are one and the same? Join us as we explore the utter indivisibility of the Trinity in the gift of Baptism. Original Clip: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1368923742090743

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Who is King David? Listen along as Lee and Dallas discuss the highs and lows of his life and how God uses him regardless.