This weekend at Eastbrook, I finished up our series “Risky Faith” with a message entitled “Walk on the Waves” from Matthew 14:22-33.
The main point of the message is that Jesus is the Lord over all and we grow to know Him more as we take steps of risky faith like Peter.
You can listen to my message online at the Eastbrook web-site here. You can also follow Eastbrook Church on Twitter. I’ve included the outline for the message below:
I continued our series “Risky Faith” this weekend at Eastbrook with a message on Hannah from 1 Samuel 1 called “Ordinary Offerings.” The main point of the message is that risky faith begins in our ordinary circumstances when we see God do extraordinary things with His presence and power.
You can listen to my message online at the Eastbrook web-site here. You can also follow Eastbrook Church on Twitter. I’ve included the outline for the message below:
This weekend at Eastbrook, I began our new series “Risky Faith” with a message about stepping out in faith. The message was from Joshua 1:1-11.
You can listen to my message online at the Eastbrook web-site here. You can also follow Eastbrook Church on Twitter. I’ve included the outline for the message below:
This coming weekend at Eastbrook I will begin a new series entitled “Risky Faith.”
When Jesus came into our world, He gave His very life that we might be brought back to God. Jesus does not call people into a comfortable or safe religion. Instead, Jesus beckons His followers into a faith that risks. It is a faith filled with adventure, joy, and surprising possibilities. It is a faith that takes us beyond safety and control into the unknown depths of full life with the living God. It is a life of risky faith that will go where He sends us and do what He calls us to do, no matter the cost.
April 28/29 – “Step Out” – Joshua 1:1-11
May 5/6 – “Ordinary Offerings” – 1 Samuel 1:1-28
May 12/13 – “Walk on the Waves” – Matthew 14:22-36
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