In Dialing Up Destiny we are discovering that faith really is an adventure. However, the adventure doesn’t really happen until we choose to live with the boldness that Jesus instills in each one of us. This study reminds us of how important it is to have a passion for this adventure and more importantly – how do we tap into the passion. So get ready – the journey continues with even more action today!
The call of God is a call to live a life that is bigger than you are… it is to live the life He created you to live.
Our series about dialing up our destiny began with a prayer – a prayer to be BOLD. Once you are willing to live and love with a holy boldness, then and only then are you ready to step into the amazing adventure Jesus has for you… today…we explore that adventure!
One of the classic Indiana Jones lines offered up in the latest installment of the film series – Dial of Destiny – features the title of this Bible Study.
Fasten Your Seat Belt – There Might Be Some Turbulence
Today in Celebration Worship we are reminded that if we want to live the life that God has for us, then we need to fasten our seat belts and get ready. It will not always be smooth but it always worth it…today we think about how to unleash a holy boldness in our lives.
We live in a faith filled world. That statement might surprise you but it shouldn’t. Everywhere we go we find people who are putting their faith in something, anything, and everything. They all do it, although they might deny it. Our culture if full of faith but living faithless. We are called, by God to be different. Having real faith in a faith filled faithless world in something else altogether. In a culture when our backs seem to be against the wall, what do we need to know and do to make sure we don’t disappear and drown in a sea of good intentions and inaction? Today we make some discoveries and add a few bricks that will help us all.
With Jeff feeling under the weather (not COVID), Glenn Rogers is joining us to teach us why a manger, using Luke 2 and Philippians 2 as our passages.