Posts by Keith
The Last Word On What Is Important – 31 May 2015
Tim McGill, our supported missionary with Athletes In Action – PSU, shared with us and encouraged us to Demonstrate God’s life in us to others. We need to show that we are changed for Christ. We need to teach the Word to others, and while we are doing this, we need to remain faithful. Pastor…
Read More24 May 2015 – Donnie Rosie
Donnie Rosie joined us on Sunday to preach a message of Love. Christ commanded us to love each other. He washed the feet of the disciples during the Passover and commanded them to follow his lead. Loving others should be our joy. To love others, it takes humility and courage. It is sometimes met with…
Read MoreA Transformed People : Part Three – 17 May 2015
We’re spending so much time together in Romans 12 because God wants to tell us here what kind of “A Transformed People” He wants us to become: A community of Christians who have been changed and are being changed by the gospel. Are you changing? Transformed people will be marked by 1. Generosity, 2. Unity,…
Read MoreA Transformed People: Part Two – 10 May 2015
Pastor Matt asked a fundamental question on Sunday: “Can People Change?” To answer this, we turn to Romans 12. Romans 12 calls for all Christians to be conformed, and there are two ways how the people of God are to be transformed and to keep being transformed. A Transformed People Needs to 1. Stay on…
Read MoreA Transformed People : Part 1 – 3 May 2015
Last week, we said that the transformation of our mind includes our thinking about everything, including our thinking about ourselves. We should think of ourselves humbly, as belonging to the body, and as gifted for the body of Christ. But the transformation doesn’t stop there.It affects everything in our life. Just as the world wants…
Read MoreHow to Think of Yourself – 26 April 2015
Last week, Paul gave us a great big “THEREFORE” that tied the first 11 chapters together. We said that the next 4 chapters were going to be full of great asks. Picking up in verse 3, we focus on how we are to think of ourselves. Think of yourself soberly (levelheadedly), as belonging (and beloved)…
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