After the resurrection of Jesus, members of the newly found church held everything in common! Was this an ideal for that day or are their principles for Kingdom believers to enjoy today? That’s the question Chris Cree and Andrew Sharp will explore as they delve into the characteristics of the Kingdom lifestyle described in Acts 2:42-47.
There are a great many barriers to prevent us from stepping into the God-given vision we have for our lives. Yet one obstacle is the foundation the others are built on. This week Lisa Mahan joins host Chris Cree to talk about that big barrier and how to overcome it.
Jesus says He is making all things new towards the end of the book of Revelation. Is that just a promise for the end of time? Or does it have some relevance for us today? This week, Chris & Lisa Cree talk about what the Bible says about making all things new.
Prayer is vital to our spiritual health as believers. Joins us as Bryan Nutman and host Chris Cree explore why so many give up and even stop praying before they experience the victory Jesus promises.
The question of truth is not just for obscure philosophers to kick around. Truth is important for all of us and affects our everyday lives.
Many people have rejected God because they have twisted ideas of who He is. Our job as Christians is to share God with people as He is, in all His goodness.
In the Old Covenant obedience was crucial because it determined whether God’s people received blessing or curses. In the New Covenant, faithfulness comes to the forefront. This week Lori Snyder joins host Chris Cree to discuss the difference between faithfulness and obedience and why faithfulness is so important.
Until we understand the difference between soul and spirit and how they relate to our physical body, the Bible will be much more confusing than necessary.
Transition is a part of life. We all go through changes of seasons for various reasons. Here are four lessons learned that might encourage you when you find yourself in a time of transition.
Passivity is a disease which is crippling the Body of Christ. As a result, a great many believers are passively sitting back and waiting for God to show up and do stuff on their behalf. Yet even when the Bible talks about waiting on the Lord, it is not endorsing passivity. In truth, those who are passive are receiving the grace of God in vain.
