We began week six of One Ekklesia noting how everything in our relationship with God hinges on whether we believe him. Not only believing who he is but what he says. We focused on the reality of receiving eternal life – the Father’s name – and being born of God. The concept of eternal life …
We started Week Five of One Ekklesia bible study with a quote from page 18: “The building up of the assembly occurs when millions of distinctively individual believers become one just as the Father and the Son are one.” We spoke about how this works practically by a change of mind and noted these scriptures: …
Week four of One Ekklesia bible study was anther powerful week. Although we only covered two pages of the book, they were potent pages. We looked at a very profound section of scripture which took place during Jesus’ last hours with his disciples: the Gospel of John Chapters 13 through 17. We discovered that during …
Week three was another satisfying gathering of One Ekklesia bible study. We reviewed Jesus’ words to the Pharisees in John 5:39, claiming that all scripture testifies of Him. Not only do the scriptures testify of who he is as the Messiah, but also what moves his heart – what is His eternal purpose, pleasure and …
We tackled a pretty heavy topic this week: the difference between the word church and the Greek word Ekklesia. We learned that the word Jesus spoke in Matthew 16:18 and 18:16 to identify what he would build is Ekklesia – which literally means a called-out assembly. Six hundred years before Jesus walked this earth the …
How delightful it was to gather around the table again and together look at God’s Eternal Purpose in Christ. We were astounded (again!) at the wonder of God. “Even before he made the world, God loved us and chose us in Christ to be holy and without fault in his eyes.” Ephesians 1:4 This is …
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The Life of God in every believer in Jesus Christ is a gushing river. It is not stagnant. Going to a weekly church service and only receiving does not keep the river moving. The Living Water we receive must be flowing through us, otherwise it will grow stale. It comes out or flows through us …
The Lord Jesus Christ will never leave us or forsake us. Nothing can separate us from Him. He is love and we are enveloped in Him. God does not just carry us at certain difficult times in our life. He carries us every moment from our first step of faith. In God’s mysterious way He …
God has revealed his mysterious plan to us To fill His good pleasure Accomplished in Christ To turn us from dark to light: The power of Satan to God Placing us into The family of God Though least deserving God has so graciously giv’n To us the privilege Of sharing with all The endless treasures …