Grace Travelers

Intimidation and Red-Herring tactics used to cow Christ-followers from standing in their faith. Would you be accused of being a Christ-follower? Listen to this amazing account of when Jesus stood and said "...all who are thirsty, come to me and drink..."

There was and is divided opinion over who Jesus is. Some say a prophet, some say a good man, others say a deceiver. These varied opinions started while He was on earth. Listen in as we read from John 7.

And behold, a woman of Canaan came from that region and cried out to Him, saying, “Have mercy on me, O Lord, Son of David! My daughter is severely demon-possessed.” But He answered her not a word. This story is a great lesson to us on how to persevere in faith and also gives us an insight into the fact that God will examine our faith to see how determined we are to receive from Him.

Sometimes God must engineer failure in us before He can bring about success with us. Our failures are often rungs on the ladder of growth—if we will learn from our mistakes rather than grovel in the dirt.

We face decisions every day. How can we determine the best choices to make, especially in the big decisions and the ones that seemingly have no clear answer? Poor decisions are the leading cause of difficulties!

When a wealthy man asks Jesus what he can do to have eternal life. Jesus replies with a word Christians rarely like to hear.

This story reveals that both in matters of salvation and discipleship we often have a thing or two between us and Jesus that we don’t want to lay down.

In a way, it begins in 1445 B.C. in the wilderness with Moses and the generation after the adults died out that left Egypt.  Or go here if you aren't using a smart phone. http://amazinggraceco.podbean.com

Grace’s impact does not always happen immediately. It’s not necessarily a single dose application. Do we give up and revert to the ol’ rigid legalism when it doesn’t take effect right away?  Or go here if you aren't using a smart phone. http://amazinggraceco.podbean.com

Are we able to extend grace? Or do we find it hard to do so because of anger or justification? Is it even our responsibility? I mean after all, if someone makes their bed, let them sleep in it, right? Some of you us are angry or upset at others and we let that trump grace. And it’s true, we have been offended or hurt. SO WHAT CAN GOD DO ABOUT IT?   Or go here if you aren't using a smart phone. http://amazinggraceco.podbean.com

What is a Grace Moment? A slice of time when grace is abundantly evident. Grace Moments when strung together create a life of grace.  Or go here if you aren't using a smart phone. http://amazinggraceco.podbean.com

Sometimes in life we are presented with a change of the way we have things planned out. It is that moment when we must figure out how we are going to respond. [Sermon Podcast ]