Throughout Romans, Paul offers the hope that Jesus died for us. His death was not in vain, his life was not wasted; Jesus accomplished the purpose and plan of God. He sacrificially died, as a substitute, in our place, for our sins and you can know God personally through Jesus alone. ...
Advent is a time of commemoration and anticipation. Each year we celebrate the coming of Jesus, as a babe in Bethlehem; and joyfully anticipate his second Advent. ...
What happened to the Apostles of Jesus? The book of Acts focuses most on the advance of the church from Jerusalem to Rome. Peter offers eight speeches throughout and Paul gives nine, but what happened to the rest following the conclusion of the book of Acts in 64 A.D.? ...
This week take a little extra time to consider the Final Week of the life of Jesus - the Passion Week. Follow the gospel writers as they lay out his final words and actions. Note throughout these accounts the burden, compassion and prophetic voice of Jesus. Our Redeemer at work among humanity. Read and rejoice in all he's done for you!...
Luke chronicles the life and ministry of Jesus. As we come back to our study of Luke, it is important for us to be reminded of all Luke has communicated to us throughout his gospel. ...
As we begin a New Year, it is imperative for each of us to prioritize a consistent time in the Word of God. What is your plan for reading the Word this year?...
As we begin a New Year, it is imperative that we understand our foundation as the people of God. God has called us to live out the distinctly Christian characteristics defined in Scripture....
Easter is an extraordinary time of year! It is always so beautiful to watch the grass get greener, the flowers bud, and the trees begin to sprout new leaves....
The events of the past week have created all kinds of feelings for just about everyone in our country. How should we respond as believers? ...
Should differences in the Greek manuscripts of Scripture cause any lack of faith on the part of believers that we have the Word of God or can trust completely that God has indeed preserved His Word? You can trust God alone to preserve His Word!...
Advent - 2020 This is a special year for us because it is our fifth year of celebrating the First Advent of Jesus together as a church. Consider the significance of Advent with us for a moment....
The Real Decision for Believers following the 2020 Election is whether or not we will trust our God! ...
Voting Matters and the way we vote matters! It is vital for us as believers to be informed and to be influenced as to how we should vote by the Word of God and the priorities of God as defined in his Word!...
Graceway Church of Michiana exists in South Bend, IN for the purpose of Exalting our great God and Savior, Edifying and Encouraging believers and Engaging our Community. Graceway Church is committed to being a God Exalting, Christ Centered, Spirit Motivated, Word Focused local body of Believers! This post explains our objectives as a church....
The book of Psalms is an amazing collection of the responses of individuals and the entire of assembly of Israel over the course of several centuries. These responses demonstrate for us the devoted responses that should be produced in us as we see the mighty works of God and his faithfulness on our behalf!...
At times of chaos and confusion, it is imperative that we know our God. How well do you know God? Do you understand how he engages with the world he created? Do you understand how he interacts with you? We can and we must if we are to respond appropriately to our God!...
Peter is once again, most likely, writing to believers who have been scattered abroad and are likely facing suffering because of their faith. Today, we have a guest blogger, who is going to tell us what he has been learning from 2 Peter 1....
Each Sunday Morning after our morning worship service, we have a time for Questions about the morning message. The purpose of this time is to explain and often we expand on the topic we have addressed in our morning service. It has been an incredible time of engagement and growth for our church family. The following is a question that came after a service in response to our discussion. ...
Often there are people all around us that are hurting! Do you see the opportunity to help, to encourage or try to comfort?...
Throughout Romans, Paul offers the hope that Jesus died for us. His death was not in vain, his life was not wasted; Jesus accomplished the purpose and plan of God. He sacrificially died, as a substitute, in our place, for our sins and you can know God personally through Jesus alone. ...
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