Relate Church

Often we don’t think of God as someone who knows anything about the game of our life. Like He is somewhere up there—removed from our day to day, doesn’t get our problems. He doesn’t understand our pain. But that's not true! You have to begin to see yourself the way God sees you. When God looks at you, He doesn’t see your problems. He sees your potential.

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It’s easy to take the freedom the Signers gave us in their rebellion for granted. But as any veteran or active duty military personnel will tell you, we have a responsibility to live up to those who have sacrificed for us. Similarly, what Jesus did on the cross isn’t an excuse to live freely. It is a responsibility to live up to His sacrifice.

As Christians, we have the option to believe that life happening is more than bad luck. Instead of just believing it is bad luck, we can reroute our thinking to our faith. Instead of just getting angry and let distractions in life ruin our day, we can decide that God may be actively involved in getting me where He wants me, when He wants me to be there.

It’s easy for us to find ourselves stuck in life. A time in life where it seems that no matter how hard we try, we just can’t seem to make any progress. God wants you to be encouraged today that your day of getting UNSTUCK  is coming. Your day of deliverance is just around the corner. The more you want to give up, the closer you are to seeing breakthrough.

The story of Noah's Ark reveals how God wants us to build the foundation for our lives.

Today we come to know a little more about God and understanding who He is with this topic: The God to Be LOVED.

How can the God of the Old Testament be a loving God like we see in Jesus?

When Jesus was here He was continually saying, “You have heard it was said…but I say to you….” He was teaching them theology- "Jesusology." Beyond that, He spent a lot of time debating and publicly correcting the false teachings of the Jewish Scribes and Pharisees. He corrected their wrong interpretations and often He warned His disciples and the crowds He was teaching to beware of the dangers of false teachers.