God's Eternal Pursuit - More Than Conquerors
In this session, John Bailey addresses the common question of how we know if we’re saved.
In this session, John Bailey addresses the common question of how we know if we’re saved.
Grace is one of God's greatest gifts to us, and it should dynamically change our lives. This week, John Bailey explores how we must grasp the full implications of God's grace.
John Bailey dives into scripture to show how the simplest faith is what sparks our new life with God.
In this session, John explores how this practically impacts believers’ everyday choices and mentality toward God.
The New Covenant is something you can never grow tired of studying. As heirs of this covenant, our duty and our joy is to learn more about this great inheritance we have in Christ.
Throughout scripture, the greatest revelations of God’s goodness came to people in their times of trouble, calamity, isolation and hardship. We find an example of this in the life of John. For three years, this disciple was “in Jesus’ bosom.” It was a time of rest, peace and joy with few troubles or trials. He knew Jesus only as the Son of Man. So when did he receive his revelation of Christ in all his glory?
Everyone wants a promise to be fulfilled quickly, especially if it’s from God and we know it will be very good.
When we are tempted to become impatient with the Lord, when God seems like he’s moving slowly, we must understand that he often cannot fulfill the promise he has given us until his character and nature are more fully formed in us. There can be great danger when any measure of truth and revelation about God that we have been given is not yet fully formed in us.