Chandler Bible Church

As we continue the Book of Galatians, we are encouraged to be in a Faith Relationship with Jesus; to reach out to others and demonstrate our faith, by sharing another's burdens. Generosity is a love response to the Lord.

As we continue in our study of Galatians, we are encouraged to live our life displaying the Spirit of God and not the desires of the flesh. Belonging to Christ Jesus, results in fruitful living and the display of love in Him.

As we continue in Galatians, we learn of the disadvantages and dangers of following the Law, and the advantages of following Christ. The Law will enslave and cast away from Grace, while Christ will give the hope of glory. Respond to the heart of God, which is love. He asks us to serve one another, through love.

We learn in Colossians 2, how to receive the gift, given by God and to live it out. Be listening to the Word of God and let it speak to you. Walk with Him and in Him. Be rooted in the gospel and grow in the Word.

As we end our study, in the Bible's book of Malachi, we are motivated by God's love, knowing that the day of the Lord is near. We lift our eyes to the Maker of heaven and earth.

As we continue our study in Malachi, we are reminded of God's judgement. All people are included. Be in a right relationship with Jesus. Repent and do right and the result will be delighting in the Lord. To serve God and be blessed, is the Lord's desire. Blessings will flow when your heart is right, with God.

As we continue in the Book of Malachi, we learn more about the heart of God. The closer we bring God in our heart, the more blessings will flow. Blessings simply wont come without the relationship. God desires a relationship with all people.

In the Book of Malachi, we read about God's loving relationship with His people. To honor God, is to have right attitudes of the heart with right living. God doesn't need anyone, but He desires everyone.

As we continue in Galatians, we see how freedom comes through faith. We all have a Master; our choice is Sin or Jesus Christ. In Christ we are "New Creations." Jesus loves the nations, in all circumstances, but it is our choice of the life we choose. Will it be Sin or Jesus Christ?

As we continue in the Book of Galatians, we learn about the gift of Christian Life; how we live it and why. One of the greatest ways that we witness the Power of Jesus, is through our weaknesses, by way of faith and trust in Him.

As we continue our study in Galatians, we are reminded of how the law was given, to show how God keeps his promises and that His timing is perfect. When we put truth into action within our lives, there is a unity, with being In Christ. Christ welcomes us into His family. Won't you share Jesus with other's and encourage them, with your faith?

As we continue in our study of Galatians, we learn how Paul teaches the Galatians, what Faith looks like. We are encouraged to live now, in our faith, learn from our mistakes and trust in Jesus; for by faith, God takes our sin and gives us righteousness, through faith in Jesus Christ.

As we continue the book of Galatians, we learn how Paul grew in the Gospel and how he shared The Word. While Paul was a Hebrew scholar he received a revelation through Jesus, that changed his life. After which, Paul shared the Gospel everywhere he went. Will you allow the Gospel to change you?

As we enter into the study of Galatians we learn that discipline is part of Jesus' love for us. The Gospel changes us, as we grow in Jesus. It takes our eyes off our self, and on to Jesus.

As we end our study of Habakkuk, we understand how prayer is a pivotal part of our journey, both in good and difficult times. It profits us to live a life of faith, focusing on God; not self. We're encouraged to lean into God's strength and be delighted.

As we continue our study in Habakkuk, we are reminded that prayer displays faith and God keeps His promises. Though the mercy of Yahweh is tender to those who pray and obey; He also deals with the evils of the nation.

As we continue in the Book of Habakkuk, we understand though God is Good and the definition of Love, there are consequences in prideful greed and evil doings. Judgement is real and God sees our heart. Faith will bring protection, through Jesus.

As we continue in the study of Habakkuk, we learn prideful sin is the downfall of many. God's plan and purpose is perfectly timed, and we must trust in that. Live in faith, (Sure of what you hope for and certain of what you do not see.)

As we continue in the book of Habakkuk, we are encouraged to question God. Then, have hopeful expectancy for God's response. Have faith in all circumstances, (good and bad) and answers will be revealed through the Word of God, Holy Spirit or guidance of an open door. God is in control of all things.

In our study of Habakkuk, we are reminded of God being behind all things; good and bad. He is in control, and sometimes He reveals his will in shocking ways. God will not bless evil but judges accordingly and at His perfect time. (Song used at beginning of sermon is "The Unbelievable" by Steve & Vicki Cook, (c) 2014; CCLI#540514)