Misael Gonzalez

Misael Gonzalez

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Misael Gonzalez • 1 John 2:18-27 Everyone hates Fake News. Since the day Jesus ascended into heaven, many have tried to develop Fake News of his return. John warns against such people and situations that would make you believe something that is not in the Bible. So what do we do? Remain. Remain in Christ.

Misael Gonzalez • John 3:1-7 When someone looks at your phone or other device and tells you “it’s time to update”. What they really mean to say is “Throw that old thing away and get a new one”. If you have been living a life without Jesus, it’s time to update. Throw away the old life and embrace the new one Jesus has for you.

Chris Wall • Mark 8:22-26 God looks at the heart and considers the meditations of the heart. How is your heart? Are you keeping your eyes open to the work of God? Are your ears attentive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. This miracle at Bethsaida blessed this blind man completely healing him of his blindness. At the same time, Jesus healed this blind man, he simultaneously healed the spiritual blindness in the eyes of his followers then and now.

Misael Gonzalez • Acts 28:28-30 One of the biggest acts of God is the powerful message of salvation coming to the world through our every day lives. The power evident in Acts continues today through our very lives.

Chad Balthrop • Acts 22:1-21 Stories are powerful. They inspire, instruct, and inform. The right story at the right time moves people to act. We seek out stories and love to share them with others. There is no story more powerful than the story of God’s love for His people. As a follower of Christ, you are part of His story. It’s your story. Tell it well.

Chad Balthrop • Acts 15:36-41 Let’s be honest. Church life would be easy if it weren’t for all these messed up people! It’s a strange confession. We’re quick to say how much we admire Jesus and just as quick to tell stories about how we’ve been hurt by people in the church. For some, it’s an excuse to abandon one another. For others, it’s a reason to deconstruct their faith. The Bible says, “They’ll know you are Christians by your love.” As imperfect people, conflict will surely come. We can manage that tension in a way that honors God and strengthens relationships.