Season 2
Because We Believe, We...
Happy Day
IN Awe of YHWH
The Paraclete Not A Pair of Cleats
So Much More
Overcomers
Jesus Is Our Vine
Death Has As Life Problem
Lord, Hear Me When I Call
Because we believe that God raised our Lord Jesus and will raise us also, we freely speak of it, especially as we encounter the frailty of our bodies. For more information about St. Johns you can find us at our website or on Facebook. If you would like to donate to support our ministry, you give online through Vanco on our website.
Is God's command to remember the Sabbath a burden or a joy? Something we must do or get to do? For more information about St. Johns you can find us at our website or on Facebook. If you would like to donate to support our ministry, you give online through Vanco on our website.
Isaiah sees the throne room of God and says, "And I said: “Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a people of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, YHWH of hosts!” For more information about St. Johns you can find us at our website or on Facebook. If you would like to donate to support our ministry, you give online through Vanco on our website.
Jesus promises that he will send the Help, the Paraclete. A promise that is fulfilled on Pentecost and still today. For more information about St. Johns you can find us at our website or on Facebook. If you would like to donate to support our ministry, you give online through Vanco on our website.
While " a cloud took [Jesus] out of [the disciples] sight," so much more was going on in the heavenly realms. Just like so much more is happening even yet today.
The relationship of a Christian to "the world" is summed up with three words, "Cautious, Confident; Compassionate."
Jesus gives us the best invitation we will ever receive to simply be branches grafted into Him the true Vine.
Since our Good Shepherd laid down His life only to take it up again, death now has a life problem.
Psalm 4 gives us an intimate look at prayer that is offered in faith even when we are in distress.
The Easter effect in the early church was they were of one heart and soul, caring for each other and supplying each the needs of their community. The actions challenges us to remember how completely Easter impacts us.