Today’s message of our “Courageous Characters” series has us in John 3. We’re going to talk about the courage Nicodemus needed to have this conversation with Jesus. Remember our definition of courage, or the Greek word tolmao. Tolmao (tol-mah-o) is defined as courageously venturing forward by putting fear behind and embracing the fruit that liesContinueContinue reading “Being that Safe Space || What is Courage? || Week 2”
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God’s Discerning Plans || 1 John 5:14 || Mid-Week Midrash #17
In 1 John 5:14, we are assured that when we ask God for things aligned with His will, He listens and cares. We can approach Him without judgment, pressure, or perfection. Asking aligns us with His plan.
No Anger, Just Love || John 3:16-18 || Mid-Week Midrash #4
God’s love is expressed in John 3:16-18, emphasizing that through belief in His Son, anyone can have eternal life. The verse highlights that Jesus was sent not to accuse, but to help and make things right. God’s conviction is intended to bring about growth and assistance, not condemnation.
Be My Neighbor || John 1:14 || Mid-Week Midrash #3
John 1:14 reveals Jesus as the embodiment of glory and generosity. The Midrash challenges us to emulate Jesus as a neighbor, urging reflection on our actions and how we can embody love for others.
Ever-Present God || John 1:1-2 || Mid-Week Midrash #2
The passage from John 1:1-2 affirms the pre-existence and divinity of Jesus, emphasizing his eternal presence, divine nature, and role in salvation for humanity.