Hands Up, Face Down, Part 2
March 29, 2017
The Bible instructs us to be involved in worship physically and emotionally. It can include music and our voices, but Skip explains in the message “Hands Up, Face Down” that it is an acknowledgement of who God is and what He has done.
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Worship is fundamental to who we are as Christians. The worship of God is the reason we gather together as the church, and it is the primary thing we will be doing in heaven.
March 28, 2017
Each member of the body of Christ has a different function, and we are all equal because everyone is necessary. In the message “How to Build a Beautiful Body,” Skip explains that doesn’t mean we should feel sufficient in and of ourselves though.
March 27, 2017
Paul often compared the church to a physical body—made up of different parts with a variety of talents, skills, and abilities. We learn there is also a unity of purpose in the body of Christ as Skip begins the message “How to Build a Beautiful Body.”
March 24, 2017
The work of evangelism is really God’s work. He uses people to reach out to the lost, but ultimately He's the one who does the work. In the message “Soul Winning,” Skip explains that God is the one who calls and the one who saves.
March 23, 2017
Jesus said He would build His church, but how does that happen? In the message “Soul Winning,” Skip explains that it happens by the work of evangelism—when believers proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ and people respond to it.
March 22, 2017
When the church at Jerusalem prayed, they remembered they were talking to an almighty God. What were the characteristics of their prayer, and what made it so powerful? Find out as Skip wraps up the message “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part 4.”
March 21, 2017
The early church was devoted to prayer; they prayed regularly on all occasions. In the message “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part 4,” Skip points out that they also prayed instinctively: it was their automatic reaction to any need.
March 20, 2017
Jesus told us to remember Him by the breaking of bread because it reminds us of His sacrifice for us. In the message “On Your Mark, Get Set...Grow! Part 3,” Skip explains it also reminds us that Jesus is in control and He will return to the earth one day.
March 17, 2017
In Acts 2:42, “breaking bread” is listed as one of the marks of church life. It may seem like an odd foundation. Why not discipleship or evangelism?
March 16, 2017
The early church in Jerusalem was a group of about 25,000 people. But with such a huge number of people, how were everyone’s spiritual needs met?
March 15, 2017
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