Series & Sermons (Examples)Blake Miller2014-10-03T10:51:07-07:00
I know it’s hard for some people to believe that the Bible is still relevant to our lives today, but the more you explore what God has to say to us in His word the more you will realize that the transforming power of God’s word never goes out of style. It is still as powerful and life changing today as it was 2,000 years ago.
Every Sunday the staff at Canyon Springs works hard to communicate the power of God’s truth in messages that connect the Bible with our every day life. Check out our message archives and you’ll see. You’ll laugh, you’ll relate, but more importantly you’ll see that God’s story can change your story and help you start a new chapter in your life.
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If you take a close look at the life of Jesus you will notice one continuous pattern chapter after chapter, He was constantly being interrupted. Interrupted to heal people, to help people, to speak to people. Maybe its time we take a closer look at the nuisance of being interrupted, and realize it may actually be for a greater reason.
When Jesus was asked to reduce everything in the Bible into one command he said: Love God and love your neighbor. What if that meant we should love our actual neighbor? Most of us have turned this idea into a nice saying. But the fact is Jesus has given us a practical plan that if we put it into practice it could change the world. Join us to learn some lessons in the art of neighboring.
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This is another installment in the series, "The Art of Neighboring." In this video we look at how to break down the fences between neighbors so relationships can be formed and we can genuinely begin to love our neighbors.
When Jesus was asked to reduce everything in the Bible into one command he said: Love God and love your neighbor. What if that meant we should love our actual neighbor? Most of us have turned this idea into a nice saying. But the fact is Jesus has given us a practical plan that if we put it into practice it could change the world. Join us to learn some lessons in the art of neighboring.
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If you take a close look at the life of Jesus you will notice one continuous pattern chapter after chapter, He was constantly being interrupted. Interrupted to heal people, to help people, to speak to people. Maybe its time we take a closer look at the nuisance of being interrupted, and realize it may actually be for a greater reason.
When Jesus was asked to reduce everything in the Bible into one command he said: Love God and love your neighbor. What if that meant we should love our actual neighbor? Most of us have turned this idea into a nice saying. But the fact is Jesus has given us a practical plan that if we put it into practice it could change the world. Join us to learn some lessons in the art of neighboring.
If you take a close look at the life of Jesus you will notice one continuous pattern chapter after chapter, He was constantly being interrupted. Interrupted to heal people, to help people, to speak to people. Maybe its time we take a closer look at the nuisance of being interrupted, and realize it may actually be for a greater reason.
When Jesus was asked to reduce everything in the Bible into one command he said: Love God and love your neighbor. What if that meant we should love our actual neighbor? Most of us have turned this idea into a nice saying. But the fact is Jesus has given us a practical plan that if we put it into practice it could change the world. Join us to learn some lessons in the art of neighboring.
This is another installment in the series, "The Art of Neighboring." In this video we look at how to break down the fences between neighbors so relationships can be formed and we can genuinely begin to love our neighbors.
When Jesus was asked to reduce everything in the Bible into one command he said: Love God and love your neighbor. What if that meant we should love our actual neighbor? Most of us have turned this idea into a nice saying. But the fact is Jesus has given us a practical plan that if we put it into practice it could change the world. Join us to learn some lessons in the art of neighboring.
