The 7 People that will Help You to Heaven, Part 1 by Justin Renton

November 5, 2023

Sermon summary:

Watch the full service on our YouTube channel (the sermon starts at 44 mins).

December 11, 2023
We all need a prophet, someone who calls you back to the Word of God, proclaim the truth, and what you need to do; no matter how difficult it is. Good students make good teachers, and we are called to help others be learners and imitate and put into practice what we've learned.
November 27, 2023
A soulmate is someone with whom you have a special and deep affinity. It is a unique and special relationship. You need someone who will tell you without fear what you need to hear. It requires a deep sense of trust, a willingness to pay the price for friendship, not being afraid to show emotion or affection, and someone who will help you find strength in God. And, while you can have more than one encourager in your life, everyone needs that one person who knows everything about you. That person will encourage you to be more like Jesus. Practically, it means someone who will pitch up, meet, give, reach out when others don't, help you fulfill God's will for your life, and stand with you even when you stumble.
Part 2 You need an Advisor or Mentor  in your life
November 13, 2023
You can convince yourself that your point of view is the correct one when you want something to go your way. Spiritual advice has an eternal impact. Be humble enough to ask for help. Get an advisor and ask what you need to change. A mentor will help you to be like and live for Jesus. Don't under-estimate the power of having a mentor.
July 6, 2025
Good or bad days, trust God with your pain. Don’t seek all the answers—choose faith daily. Your best days in Christ are still ahead. Make godly choices always.
June 29, 2025
Discern and Decide. You can watch the full lesson on this powerful topic by Jacques Genis on our YouTube channel.
Family consisting of a father, mother and two children.
June 22, 2025
Words have the power to build up or break down. Speak with grace, avoid double-speak, and use words that reflect love, especially with our children.
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