Coalport Cma Church

John writes this letter so that believers may know that they have eternal life

What should our response be after all these examples. We are to keep going in our own walks with God. Fix our eyes upon Jesus and run well.

How do we know what "love" is? How are we to treat other believers? John says that a sign that we truly are a follower of Jesus is how we love our fellow believers.

How do we know what is true and who to listen to? John tells us to examine everything we hear. Are we being diligent students of God's Word so that we may be able to stand firm upon the truth and not be led astray by false teachers?

How do we know for sure that we are followers of Jesus? John tells us that we can know for sure, and we will not have to deal with doubts any more. 

In faith, the Israelites crossed the Red Sea on dry ground. 

In Faith, the Israelites celebrated the Passover and the Destroyer did not touch their children.

Why should we desire to live our lives in obedience to God?

The author of Hebrews now begins to talk about Moses' faith in God. Even though Moses grew up in the wealthiest nation on the planet at that time, he rejected that wealth and trusted in God. Are we following in Moses' example?

The Holy Spirit plays an important role in our lives as believers. So many people think that if we are going to live for Jesus, we need to try harder or make more rules. This is not true. We cannot live like Jesus in our own strength. God gives us His Spirit, who lives in us and empowers us to live like Jesus. We need to cultivate our relationship with God and then we will live in obedience to God.

Psalm 23, Lord, Shepherd, David

Does it really matter how I live my life? My sins are forgiven, I have eternal life, so what if I continue to sin. Paul, in Romans 6, would beg to differ. It does matter how we live our lives because we are dead to sin and we are to not allow sin to be our king any more. Are you living for God?

After a person comes to be a follower of Jesus, does it really matter how he or she lives their lives? Jesus forgives our sins when we become a follower of Jesus, and Jesus continues to forgive our sins as we follow Him. So really, I can live my life how ever I want because of Jesus' forgiveness. Right? Paul has some interesting things to say about this line of thinking in Romans 6 and how we as followers of Jesus are to live like Jesus.

By faith Joseph talked about the exodus of Israel from Egypt hundreds of years before Moses and the exodus actually happened. God is a faithful God that we can trust.

As we continue to look at the assurance of our salvation, we move on to as the question what happens when a follower of Jesus sins? This is an important question, because of who we are in Christ. We are a new creation. Our old sinful lifestyle is gone, and God calls us to live holy lives. But what happens when we do not live holy lives? Good News is that Jesus, who is our means of forgiveness, continues to be our means of forgiveness and is our helper with the Father.

Why do churches exist? Why is it important that we go to church when we have access to sermons online and on the radio or TV? Join us as we look at different passages of scripture that deal with the purpose of a church and why being involved in a Bible believing and Bible teaching church is so important.

When a person chooses to become a follower of Jesus, some things happen to them spiritually. They become a new creation, they become reconciled with God and they become righteous. What does it mean that a person becomes righteous and what does it mean that we are justified. Join us as we continue to think about who we are in Christ.

As Isaac comes to the end of his life, he blesses his two sons, Jacob and Esau. These blessings come true and the promises that God gave to Abraham will continue through Isaac's son, Jacob.