If you have ever heard me pray – in a small group, Bible study, or pretty much anywhere else – you have probably heard me start the prayer with “Loving God”.
If you have ever heard me pray – in a small group, Bible study, or pretty much anywhere else – you have probably heard me start the prayer with “Loving God”.
There is a silly comedy movie from 2004 called “Dodgeball” which follows the antics of a team of dodgeball players formed from members of a local gym.
The apostles stood before the council, not as criminals but as unwavering witnesses of the risen Christ.
In Revelation 1:4-8, we are given a powerful picture of God as eternal, omnipotent, and omnipresent.
In Luke 24:28-35, we read about the moment when Jesus reveals Himself to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus.
In Luke 24:22-27, Jesus appears to two disciples on the road to Emmaus.
In Luke 24:13-21, two disciples are walking on the road to Emmaus, deep in conversation about the recent events of Jesus’ death and the news of His resurrection.
When I served at Aledo United Methodist Church, I had the privilege of playing weekly in the contemporary service.