There's a difference between knowing about God and knowing God experientially. But how can we know him this way? Explore in this finale of More Like Jesus.
Recently while reading the story of Jesus I was struck by something related to John the Baptist's ministry: people were publicly confessing their sins. And it was normal in the early church. Where are we now?
Join us in week #4 where we discuss what prayer is, why it's important, & common reasons we don’t pray. If we desire to be more like & closer to Jesus, prayer is key!
Adam LaRoche, former Major League Baseball athlete and all around awesome guy, came out to Montana for some hunting. While here, he graciously agreed to share the evening with us at After Hours.
Over the last few weeks, we have discussed the Holy Spirit, the person and work of Jesus, and what It looks like to practically obey and follow Jesus in all season of life. This week we are engaging the topic of repentance and the biblical vision for repentance in the life of the believer.
In week 2 we see that Jesus teaches us that our love for him is most clearly expressed through obedience to his commands, which are summed up by loving God and loving others. This is impossible for us to do by ourselves, however, so Jesus gives us the Holy Spirit, who is just like Jesus in spirit. The Holy Spirits renews our hearts and the way we desire to live for God and serve others.
In this podcast (transcript available), Cody Whittington discusses the person & work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. Jesus' teachings are formed in the believer only by the Holy Spirit.
