David Collister - September 28, 2014
Everywhere
Most Christ-followers today can probably attribute the ancestry of their faith back to the apostle Paul. He was called the “Apostle to the Gentiles,” and was the first to take the good news of Jesus beyond Judea and Samaria out into the better part of the then known world. Other than Christ himself, Paul has probably had the single most profound impact on spreading the Christian faith. As such, there’s a lot we can learn from him!
Join us this Sunday as we consider what made Paul so effective – particularly his ability to reach any person, anywhere.
From Series: "The Ripple Effect"
This Week: "Look Up"
Awesome! Many of us use that word from time to time. And when you think about the word itself, it makes sense that we usually use it to describe something we're really excited about. Something awe-inspiring. Astonishing. Mind-boggling. A jaw-dropping accomplishment, performance, or outcome. Something totally unexpected.
We're often astonished by something we did or someone else did. But can you think of the last time you were astonished because God showed up and did what no one expected and the results were... well…astonishing?
There’s a reason awesome, astonishing things happen. We'll be talking about that reason this Sunday. And Lord willing our time together focused on this subject will result in frequent astonishing works of God that blow our minds.
