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Series: But God... A Walk through Ephesians
Sermon: Gifted
UNITED. RECONCILED. AT PEACE. There are many reasons why we craves the good news of Jesus. How wonderful do these words sound when it comes to the day that we are living in? When it comes to society, the globe, and the issues of our present day? We desire, fervently within us, the word of the Lord and His promise to us; we desire His Presence and the unity He brings by His Spirit. By the truth of His word, we pray that eyes of faith would be opened to receive this gospel of unity, peace, and reconciliation, and that the city and surrounding cities of Austin would yield to His name. We pray for neighborhoods, communities and churches to be united, and in that unity, blessed. We pray for deep, steadfast reconciliation between the people of this city that cannot be drowned out by any divisive word or news. And, we pray for encounters with the peace of Christ–the one true peace that comes by His Presence alone; that this city would desire this Peace, and that the Prince of Peace would meet their need–by means of His people and His sovereign hand. May the Lord bless you in your coming and your going today–may you be filled to overflowing with His love!
World PEACE 🙏 #shorts
We receive boldness through Christ everyday–in His mercy, He sets fire to our feet to see His plan revealed through our lives, while revealing Himself in our obedience to Him. In Him, through faith we get to approach the Lord with freedom and confidence. You CAN stand before Him with unwavering trust in His goodness. You CAN truly and intimately know Him. How different would your life be, right now, if you lived with unwavering confidence in the Lord and HIs goodness? How would that reflect in your faith, and from faith, your understanding of who He is?
You Have the KEYS 🙂 #shorts
God’s plan all along was to extend His salvation to the nations, and this same message stands today. He is the God of His people, the deepest lover of souls. We pray for soft hearts towards the gospel of Jesus, and an increase in compassion toward those who have not yet come to faith in Him. There is always room for us to grow in living out our faith and fulfilling the Great Commission. What are ways that you are actively growing your faith, taking risks, and stepping out in sharing the love of Jesus? We’d love to hear your testimonies in the comments below!
PEACE 🌊 #shorts
In the New Testament, we see Jesus celebrating the Passover meal with His disciples on the night before his crucifixion. But during this meal, He also introduced a new element - the bread and the cup, which He described as His body and blood. He told His disciples to eat the bread and drink the cup in remembrance of Him. In this way, the Last Supper is both a continuation of the Passover tradition and a new beginning. It points to Jesus as the ultimate Passover Lamb, whose sacrifice would free humanity from the bondage of sin and death. And it invites us to participate in His new covenant, to remember His sacrifice, and to look forward to the day when we will share in the ultimate feast of the Lamb. We invite you to reflect on the freedom of Jesus today; the freedom that was purchased through His body and His blood on our behalf. What rises up in your spirit when you meditate on the Cross of Jesus?
The Last Supper #shorts
Series: But God... A Walk Through Ephesians Ephesians 4:1-6 https://trinitychurchtx.org/
Sermon: Living in Community
Gratitude is one of the most powerful attitudes we can cultivate in our lives.
How to Develop Gratitude #shorts
As the Body of Christ, we are not just individual believers, but members of a global community of faith. We are part of a fellowship that transcends time and space, and connects us with believers from all walks of life and from every corner of the world. This fellowship is known as "the communion of saints" - a term that emphasizes our shared identity as citizens of heaven and as members of the same spiritual family. This means that we have a responsibility to love and support one another, to pray for one another, and to encourage one another in our faith. Let’s remember that our ultimate goal is not just our own individual salvation, but the salvation and flourishing of the entire body of Christ. Jesus came to seek and save the lost—He came to bring the “least likely” (from our own perspective) into the Kingdom, into His family—filling them with His Spirit.
Who Are the Citizens of Heaven? 💛 #shorts
Series: But God... A Walk Through Ephesians Ephesians 3:14-21
Sermon: Paul – A prayer for my friends
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