This week’s sermon is about why all Christians should be theologians. A theologian is not necessarily someone who has multiple degrees and has written plenty of books. A theologian is simply someone who studies the Word of God! Why you should be one will be broken down into three tangible points that will help you guard against false teaching, understand that Scripture is sufficient for life and godliness, and to help you know God and His will for your life.
Faith in Jesus Christ should impact every part of our life. Over the next three weeks, we will walk through a series called “Christians Should”. This series is going to challenge us to be more faithful; an aspect of our daily life that we might not immediately think about. This week we will study Ephesians, chapters 4 and 5. The challenge, “Christians should be chalant!” This will make more sense after the sermon.
Join us online or in the church this Sunday as guest speaker Michael Stambaugh gives a message about a fruitful life and being connected to God.
Join us in person or online for Part 4 of Transformed by Grace, Living by Truth. Transformed. A thorough, dramatic, purposeful change. Grace. Love and mercy received, and undeserved. Living. Active, thriving, flourishing, and moving forward. Truth. Reliable, factual, faithful, steadfast, accurate, and dependable.
Join us for Part 3 of Transformed by Grace, Living by Truth. Transformed. A thorough, dramatic, purposeful change. Grace. Love and mercy received, and undeserved. Living. Active, thriving, flourishing, and moving forward. Truth. Reliable, factual, faithful, steadfast, accurate, and dependable.