Overview By Olivia Saunders When we hear the word “Calling” in the church, so many things can come to mind. Some might be clear on what God is called us to do, others might still be unsure or feel unqualified. The best part is that we all have a calling […]
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Paul wrote this letter to the church in Ephesus, to give them an in-depth understanding of salvation. There was a need for the reconciliation of Gentiles and Jews, who were at odds in the days of Paul.
Saved and Satisfied – Isaiah 12:1-6 The penalty of sin separates us from happiness, but God rescues us from being scattered by sin to embrace true joy. God satisfies and nurtures our flourishing from various wells, and our genuine contentment extends an invitation for others to share in God’s abundance.
Paul explains in this portion of the text, the relationship between the lack of obedience, salvation, and the grace of God.
The concept of fasting is not new to the Christian faith. It’s a spiritual discipline that is often misinterpreted and misunderstood. Fasting is not just about abstaining from food or drink. It’s an act of devotion where we focus our thoughts on God, seek His guidance, and express our dependence […]
In this week's lesson we learn that the Israelites were once again worshipping false gods and living unholy lives.
We see in the lesson today, in 2 Samuel brings about themes of temptation, sin, power, responsibility, consequences, and deceptions.
We are told in this week’s lesson, that yet again Israel had sinned against God with false idols, but God would not initially forgive and deliver them from their enemies.
Scripture By Olivia Saunders Scripture Lesson Text: Joshua 24:1, 14-24 Related Scriptures: Exodus 19: 7-8; Joshua 8:30-35; 24:2-13; Luke 14: 25-35 We have all heard the scripture, “choose this day whom you will serve”.(Joshua 24:15). In this lesson Joshua is very clear on the people that he led after Moses […]