Chandler Bible Church

We are reminded in the Book of Titus that Jesus is our advocate, everywhere we go. We can make a difference in this world by being kind and showing the love of Jesus. We are to recognize evil and darkness but still be kind. Reach out!

We learn in the Book of Genesis details of God's creation of the heavens and earth. We also learned of "sabat", a biblical principle . We are to keep the sabbath day for rest, in an effort to be refreshed, while focusing on God.

As we continue in the Book of Numbers, we are reminded to obey God's guidance. His commands are clear, compelling and demonstrated.

As we continue in the Book of Numbers, we are reminded of God's Faithfulness. His truth is timeless, though the world's settings have changed. Jesus is the Light of the world and The Lamb of God. He takes away the sin of the world and gives us this day, Our Daily Bread.

As we continue in the Book of Numbers, we are reminded of God's abiding presence. He equips us with all we need; physically, mentally, and spiritually. Being dedicated to the Lord, is the Gospel lived out daily.

As we continue in the Book of Numbers, we learn of physical purity, relational righteousness, and what it means to be committed to God.

As we study the Book of Numbers, we are reminded it is not by works we are saved, but by Grace; however there is much work to be done. There is great joy in the work of the Lord, when we are in the right relationship with God.

As we begin our study in the Book of Numbers, we are reminded that God Is Faithful. He is our rescuer and sustainer. We can do nothing on our own strength. We are always to Look to God, Listen and Obey; then delight, as He blesses the faithful.

We were reminded, while in the Book of Acts, that Jesus lived out profound truth and gave us all the teachings necessary. The question remains; What is your life based upon? and Are you living out truth claims? Be encouraged to be filled with the knowledge of His Word and Live It Out.

As we learn in Luke, we are encouraged to seek truth, speak truth and believe scriptures. God knows our hearts and minds. On this Easter Sunday, we were asked; Whom do you seek? Do you believe in the scriptures? Does your faith give you strength?

As we consider the Easter season and read in Luke, Chapter 19, we are asked if our life portrays our faith, as it should. Are you searching, waiting, hoping or weeping? Jesus is the answer for real peace, truth and glory.

As we end the series of "Letters to Loved Ones" in 3 John, we are reminded to walk in truth, is to walk with Jesus. The most important part of our being is to have a healthy and good soul. Is your attitude with strangers as though you were serving Jesus? Discover ways to be personal with others, showing love.

As we study 2 John, we are reminded that Truth is a person, not simply an idea. When we walk with Jesus, we walk in truth and love. Stay in truth with Jesus and do not follow or watch deceiving ways.

As we end the Book of 1 John, we summarize with the water of Jesus' baptism, His blood through crucifixion and Holy Spirit left for us to bless our lives and guide us, through faith. We are created to do good things.

As we continue in 1 John, we are reminded that God blesses us, each and every day with love. God gives us the breath of life. In response to God's love, we are encouraged to love one another, unconditionally.

As we continue our study of 1 John, we are reminded that God is Light, and darkness is the father of lies. The message of love is the message of God. In Him there is no darkness.

As we continue in 1 John, we are inspired by the gift of God's love to us, through our spiritual birth. To love Christ is to abide in Him. By abiding in Him, we elevate Jesus, making more of Him and less of ourselves. Practice righteousness and love one another.

As we continue our study in 1 John, we learn to walk with the Lord is to walk in The Light. God dwells in the light and Is The Light. If we deceive ourselves, the truth is not in us; but if we confess our sins, we are forgiven, purified and transformed.

As we continue in 1 John, we learn of where true joy is found; which is in a personal, faith relationship, with Jesus Christ. Earthy joy is not eternal. Only Jesus is eternal. You will find true and eternal joy in Jesus.

As we end our study in Galatians, we are reminded that our "boasting" should only be godly boasting of Jesus. The cross and it's meaning is worthy of boasting. As we grow in Christ, we become less and Christ becomes more; always being our focus.