Christmas Toys continues this week as we creep closer and closer to Christmas morning. This is an amazing time of year when the days are Merry and Bright! Think about it, for an entire month we get to hear about Jesus in moments that, any other time of the year, we wouldn’t. What are you doing with your Merry and Bright Days of Christmas?
Today we begin our new series entitled Christmas Toys…. The expectations, the anticipation, the lists, the wishes, the décor, the giftwrap, the lights, the music, and of course…. The toys are all a part of the Christmas celebration. Each of them create an almost magical season of the year that points to one place – a stable in Bethlehem. So get ready for a fun filled, nostalgic, and essential things to remember as we celebrate Christmas once again. We begin with snowfall and starlight… the stuff of a magical Christmas night….
Our series as we start the Holiday Season is called simply – “Thanks”…a simple word loaded with meaning and importance. The truth is this – If you want to increase the quality of your life — that means more satisfaction from your work, more joy from your relationships, and a more fulfilling walk with Christ — learn to be thankful and then start Thanks Living
Wow! The holiday season is here. The Church @ 434 has so much to be thankful for. God has blessed, is blessing, and will continue to bless us as a ministry and as individuals. We just have to say “THANKS!” Today, we look at some specific things that we can constantly do to make sure we keep our hearts as thankful as they should be. We will call it “Thanks-Doing” A thankful heart gives meaning to the past, present and future of our lives…get ready Thanksgiving is on the way!
This series is focusing on the concept of the “fog of war.” We approach the topic with a biblical and historical lens, emphasizing the importance of having a spiritual perspective in times of fear.
The session continues the look at the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East. Jeff discusses the biblical background of the conflict and emphasizes the importance of understanding and interpreting current events from a biblical perspective. He also addresses various questions and controversies surrounding the conflict, including whether Christians should speak out on the issue and whether Israel’s response is disproportionate. Jeff suggests that Iran is the driving force behind the conflict and outlines a scenario in which Israel could reclaim lost territory. He concludes with a reminder that God is in control and that believers should find peace, hope, and security in their faith.