Come join us for a night of free food, music and fun! We will be celebrating the unity that we have among the Tri-city area by enjoying a night of music, fellowship, food and encouraging messages. We are so excited to have civic leaders speaking on the subject of unity. We also have an amazing lineup of music artists that will be playing that night a wide variety of contemporary Christian, gospel music and hymns. Whether you are involved in a local church or are just looking for a great family-friendly event, this event is for you! FREE CHICKFILA for the first 2,500 people! Arrive at 6:00pm – Doors will open at 6:30pm RAIN OR SHINE KIDS ZONE AREA – Fun for the whole family! Free Music and celebration! Everyone is... Read more...
Transformed by the Impossible Sanctified through Taking on the Impossible When Jesus tells us to do something that seems truly impossible we must view it as an open door rather than a barricade. He is not attempting to push us away, but to call us higher and deeper into His heart. I believe it is actually part of our transformation process to do the impossible. We are sanctified by taking it on. As we receive the invitation and the challenge we inevitably become more like Him. It is in our “yes” that he is allowed to build us up in our faith. Luke 9 In the ninth chapter of Luke we see a beautiful example of this. Jesus challenged the disciples to feed the multitudes. This provoked them into dialogue with the Lord. Instead of shutting down and giving up on their Rabbi, they began talking with him, explaining they didn’t have any food except five loaves of bread and two fish. Their willingness to have this conversation allows Jesus to address their doubt and to give them specific instructions, leading to the miraculous feeding of the 5,000. More than the miracle, I believe what meant the most to Jesus was that the disciples obeyed him like he obeyed the father, becoming more like him in the process. Provoked into Prayer The impossible is meant to provoke us into prayer, into dialogue with Jesus. In the context of prayer, the ultimate stagnation of it would be for us to only ask the Lord to do things we could do ourselves in our own human strength. This would defy the... Read more...
Have you ever wondered more of what the term “New Covenant” from the Bible really means? In this series of videos, we will explore the reality of the New Covenant from the Bible!Join our TRAINING HUB to take this FREE E-COURSE about fulfilling the Great Commission. « Prev1 / 1Next »What is the New Covenant in the Bible? (Intro) – New Covenant Reality Series by Andrew ChalmersWhat are the covenants from the Old Testament? // New Covenant Reality SeriesWhere does the term New Covenant come from? New Covenant Reality Series (Part 3)Empowered to walk in Obedience — New Covenant Reality (Part 4)The Good News of the New Covenant – New Covenant Reality (Session 5)« Prev1 / 1Next » Start FREE E-COURSE ABOUT E-COURSE: When Jesus was having the last supper with His disciples, he raised a cup of wine and said that this wine of a symbol of the New Covenant that was paid for in His blood. We will explore more about why Jesus said this as they took communion and where the term “New Covenant” comes from in the Bible. We will dig into some of the old testament examples of the covenant. Then we will look more closely into the story of Israel and some of the promises given to Israel concerning the New Covenant. After we look at those promises, we will explore how Jesus came to initiate this New Covenant and how this affected the lives of his early followers. Finally, in the conclusion of this series, we look at how this incredible new covenant reality can affect our daily lives.The beautiful reality of... Read more...
Start FREE E-COURSE ABOUT E-COURSE: Join Ellen Chalmers as she teaches from the book of Ruth. She reads Ruth chapter by chapter, verse by verse, line by line and study it Inductively. We ask ourselves these 3 questions: “Who is God?” “What is He doing?” “How can we apply this to our lives?” Through this study let your heart & mind be transformed as you grow to know God more. If you are interested in doing this free online inductive bible study you can visit: https://takethecity.com/traininghub/ Take the FREE E-COURSE through our TRAINING HUB « Prev1 / 1Next »A Study Through RUTH: Chapter 1A Study Through RUTH: Chapter 2A Study Through RUTH: Chapter 3A Study Through Ruth: Chapter 4« Prev1 / 1Next » What is the Training Hub? Do you long to grow in sharing your faith? Or want to learn more about the Bible? We have created this training hub for people to grow in their walk with Jesus, be equipped, and empower you to share your faith. Below are some FREE resources for you; simply register for a free account and check out our free... Read more...
WHO IS GOD? Many people often wonder what God is like. Have you ever asked the question of what God is like? In this video, join Andrew Chalmers, as he talks about an important attribute of God’s character that we find in the Bible. This session specifically helps to answer the question, Does God discipline us? Many people have varying views and ideas about what God is like. In order for us to really find out the truth of who God is and what he is really like, we must always go to our primary source, the Bible. In the bible we can find the answers to many of our questions we have about God. Does God discipline us? In this session, Andrew Chalmers explores Hebrews chapter 12 where it talks about God’s discipline in our lives. We discover in this chapter the truth that God not only disciplines us but also that His discipline in our lives is a sign of being His children. If we are not being disciplined by our heavenly father, then we are not truly His children. Punishment vs. Discipline Is there a difference between punishment and discipline? In this video we explore the difference and how important discipline is in our lives. What we discover from this is that not only do we need discipline but also that God’s discipline in our lives is a sign of God’s love for us. He loves us so much and He is so good that he’s constantly working in our lives to bring us more and more into what is best for us. God uses discipline... Read more...
