Fellowship

Today we continue our series entitled "Living the Grace Life," where we will learn to embrace and walk in God’s unmerited, unearned, and often undeserved favor throughout 2025. Key scriptures for this:

Today I will share the final message in our “Power of Fellowship” series. We have studied this topic for 15 weeks. I trust this series has been a blessing to you. I will close it out with the same passage we looked at yesterday. This what Jesus said about loving God and loving others.

This morning we begin to wind down our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” For the past 15 weeks we have studied the importance of fellowshipping with God and man. I will end this series tomorrow. Today we will look at something Jesus said about the importance of our (upward) relationship with God and our (outward) relationships with others.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” Last week we looked at the prayer Jesus prayed for us in John 17. Let’s go back to it today as we continue to talk about fellowship. I will wrap up this series soon.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” Last week we looked at the prayer Jesus prayed for us in John 17. Let’s go back to it today as we continue to talk about fellowship. I will wrap up this series soon.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” All week we have been looking at the prayer Jesus prayed for us in John 17. Let’s go back to it today as we continue to talk about fellowship.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” For the last few days we have been looking at the prayer Jesus prayed for us in John 17. Let’s go back to it today as we continue to talk about fellowship. In yesterday’s message I talked about how difficult some people are to not only love, but to even have a relationship with. Today I will tell you that you are able to do it, by God’s grace and His power. Let’s get into it.

The Power of Fellowship Part 70: Dealing With The Difficult This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” For the last few days we have been looking at the prayer Jesus prayed for us in John 17. Let’s go back to it today as we continue to talk about fellowship. Bottom line: God wants us to be united and satan wants us divided.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” A few months ago, early in this series, we looked at John 17, which is the prayer Jesus prayed for us. We did so with an emphasis on our fellowship with the Father. I taught one us being ONE with God. Yesterday I took you back to this passage. This time we are looking at it through a different lens.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” For the last few days we have been looking at Acts 20:35, where the Apostle Paul quoted Jesus. Paul tells us that Jesus said: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.”

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” For the last few days we have been looking at Acts 20:35, where the Apostle Paul quoted Jesus. Paul tells us that Jesus said: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Another translation reads, “You will have a greater blessing when you give than when you receive.” In yesterday’s message I shared 3 reasons why it is better to give than to receive, within the context of this series. Today I will 3 m

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” Yesterday we took at look at Acts 20:35, where pointed you to the Apostle Paul quoted Jesus. Paul tells us that Jesus said: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” Another translation reads, “You will have a greater blessing when you give than when you receive.” In yesterday’s message I shared 3 reasons why it is better to give than to receive, within the context of this series. Today I will

This morning we continue our series entitled, “The Power of Fellowship.” I received great responses from the prayers and declarations provided yesterday. Even people who do not have school-aged children were excited to pray for other people’s children as they go off to school. The prayers were shared and re-shared on social media all day. This is yet another example of what I am teaching in this series. We were designed to be social beings.

NOTE: Before I get started I need to let you know that this message is the last message you will receive for two weeks. I am going on a much needed vacation and coupled with the vacation, our family will perform some Missions work with we are in the Dominican Republic. We will work on the building project we have ongoing, will purchase the 400 backpacks and associated school supplies, and will hand out the backpacks to underprivileged children.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” I woke up this morning meditating on something the Holy Spirit was sharing with me. This is one of the most important messages I have shared. I will do my best to communicate what the Holy Spirit is saying to me.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” I trust you have learned a few things about the importance of fellowship thus far in this series. We still have a way to go. Fellowship is not something we are to simply teach or preach. Fellowship is how God has called us to live. He wants us to enjoy fellowship with Him and with each other. Today I will not focus on any particular scripture.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” In the video version of yesterday’s message I got emotional. I talked about the people who are out here, in this world, with real problems, looking for Jesus. I said that they will never come to you if you put up some sort of image of perfection.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” We have been looking at 1 John 1:5-10 for a while. Every day I have presented it to you from the Easy to Read Version. I am about to move on from this passage, but before I do, I feel led to share it with from The Passion Bible Translation. As I do, I will share a few thoughts about our imperfections and God’s grace.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” Yesterday I provided you a summary of what I consider to be the progression of the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul. I then connected it to the passage we have been studying in 1 John 1. Today’s message will flow in the same vein. Let’s get back to it.

This morning we continue our series entitled, “Power of Fellowship.” For a few days I have been teaching you from 1 John 1. I want to go back to this passage again today, but with a different emphasis. I will tie in the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul. Because the Apostle Paul wrote so many books of the Bible, His writings actually show us his progression. The closer he got to God, the less he thought of himself.