Real Prosperity is Life with God | Chestnut Hill - Psalm 73
Community Fellowship Church
“If God is good, why do the wicked prosper while I don't?” This is an age-old and familiar question for many of us. It is also a question the Scriptures address. Join us this weekend as we look at Psalm 73 and discover what God has to say about who truly prospers.
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Real Prosperity is Life with God | Bethel Drive - Psalm 73
Community Fellowship Church
“If God is good, why do the wicked prosper while I don't?” This is an age-old and familiar question for many of us. It is also a question the Scriptures address. Join us this weekend as we look at Psalm 73 and discover what God has to say about who truly prospers.
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God’s Grace Leads to a Sanctified Church | Chestnut Hill - 2 Corinthians 12:11-13:14
Community Fellowship Church
Since God gives us so much undeserved grace, should we worry at all about growing, or can we stay in our sin? Join us this week as we finish 2 Corinthians and learn how His grace actually leads to a sanctified church.
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God’s Grace Leads to a Sanctified Church | Bethel Drive - 2 Corinthians 12:11-13:14
Community Fellowship Church
Since God gives us so much undeserved grace, should we worry at all about growing, or can we stay in our sin? Join us this week as we finish 2 Corinthians and learn how His grace actually leads to a sanctified church.
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The grace of God makes me want to boast in God | Bethel Drive - 2 Corinthians 12:1-10
Community Fellowship Church
Have you ever boasted about something that didn't deserve the credit? Isn't it embarrassing to find out that your pride was misplaced? Join us this weekend as we see how the grace of God makes us want to boast in Him, which is a perfectly appropriate boast.
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The grace of God makes me want to boast in God | Chestnut Hill - 2 Corinthians 12:1-10
Community Fellowship Church
Have you ever boasted about something that didn't deserve the credit? Isn't it embarrassing to find out that your pride was misplaced? Join us this weekend as we see how the grace of God makes us want to boast in Him, which is a perfectly appropriate boast.
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Godly maturity requires responsibility | Bethel Drive - 2 Corinthians 11
Community Fellowship Church
When parents are raising young children, do they hope their kids remain the same all their lives, or do they hope they mature into adults who take on responsibility? The apostle Paul hopes for the same thing for the Corinthian church! Join us this weekend as we look at how maturity comes with responsibility in 2 Corinthians 11.
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Godly maturity requires responsibility | Chestnut Hill - 2 Corinthians 11
Community Fellowship Church
When parents are raising young children, do they hope their kids remain the same all their lives, or do they hope they mature into adults who take on responsibility? The apostle Paul hopes for the same thing for the Corinthian church! Join us this weekend as we look at how maturity comes with responsibility in 2 Corinthians 11.
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You need the authority of Jesus in your life | Chestnut Hill - 2 Corinthians 10
Community Fellowship Church
Why do we struggle with the idea of authority so often? It's likely because our human nature wants to be its own master, but also because we too often experience poor authority. Join us this weekend as we look at what good authority requires.
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You need the authority of Jesus in your life | Bethel Drive - 2 Corinthians 10
Community Fellowship Church
Why do we struggle with the idea of authority so often? It's likely because our human nature wants to be its own master, but also because we too often experience poor authority. Join us this weekend as we look at what good authority requires.
info_outlineAccording to the American Psychological Association, “Anxiety is an emotion characterized by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like increased blood pressure.” Notice that it begins with thoughts and feelings and can ultimately lead to physical problems. In our study, Judah was at an all-time high in terms of anxiety. The brutal empire of Assyria was at the gates, threatening to torture and destroy them. Isaiah 9:4-5 speaks of God breaking the “rod of the oppressor.” The implications of this statement are far-reaching, especially in light of what comes next in Isaiah 9:6: “…and His name shall be called…Prince of Peace…” Join us as we unpack the implications of Jesus being our Prince of Peace. What should we expect? How does He address the anxiety we feel? And what can be done?