Why God?
Mar 19, 202637m
We are taking a look at why to follow God and why He came to earth to die. We look at Matthew 16.21, we also ask you consider the following questions as you process the video: 1. As you look at your life right now, what
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We are a house church network in central Iowa of people who are drawn to King Jesus. We want to walk with Jesus in the direction of people and walk with people in the direction of Jesus.
Unknown Host hosts Direction Church, a religion show with 83 episodes published.
We are taking a look at why to follow God and why He came to earth to die. We look at Matthew 16.21, we also ask you consider the following questions as you process the video: 1. As you look at your life right now, what
This week we are still in Matthew, looking at chapter 12.38.42. We are looking at the need for signs and not receiving them and letting go of sinful ways.
We take a look at Matthew 17.24-27 and the temple tax and not offending others in the name of God.
We continue looking at Jesus sending out the twelve disciples for the first time. Looking at Matthew 10.16-42, additional reading is 1 John 4.7-12.
We are taking a look at when Jesus sent out His disciples with all His authority for the first time. We are looking at Matthew 10.1-15.
This week we wrap up Matthew 13, with the parable of the sower. We look at the different types of soils in the parable and ask which one you see yourself being.
This week we look at the parables of the net and the wedding banquet. We are still in Matthew 13, with a look at Matthew 22. We examine the similarities of the parables.
We are still looking at parables in Matthew 13, and we've seen the Kingdom of Heaven described like a man, a mustard seed and yeast. This week we see it described as a treasure and a pearl.
We continue our look at our Jesus Said series, as we continue to look at parables. We are still in Matthew chapter 13, and looking at the parable of the parable of the weeds. This is a parable Jesus actually explains and
This week we continue the Jesus Said series, looking at Matthew 13.31-35. We are taking a look at two parables the mustard seed and the yeast. We explore why Jesus taught in parables and what we can learn from them.
We take a look at Luke 2.41-52 and look at Jesus' parents searching for Him. We asked are you looking for Jesus where you expect Him to be or where He actually is?
We wrap up the Sermon on the Mount, looking at Matthew 7.15-29. We asked the questions is your life crumbling around you and are you hearing or listening to God?
We are near wrapping up the sermon on the mount, looking at Matthew 7.13-14. We ask the question which path will you take when it comes to the gift from God.
We continue in the Sermon on the Mount, looking at Matthew 7.12. We look at what has been commonly called the golden rule, a rule that so many of us know but do we live by it? We also ask the question are you being chall
This week we continue in the sermon on the mount, looking at Matthew 7.7-11. We look at asking, seeking and patience and their value. Question to consider is: How much do we not have because we do not ask and we do not a
We are still looking at the Sermon on the Mount; this week we are in Matthew 7.6. We are looking at how to spread God's word and to who. Question or challenge for the week, look at how God has been talking to you or what
We are continuing our Jesus Said series, we are in Matthew 7.1-5, still in sermon on the mount. Looking at judging and how to do it lovingly and growing up to accept judging of yourself.
We are looking at the anxiety portion of the Sermon on the mount, in Matthew 6.25-34. We looked at anxiety and possible causes and how God wants you to deal with it.
This week we are back to the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew, looking at treasures of heaven and desires of earth.
This week we take a slight break from the Sermon on the Mount to talk about overcoming unbelief through your belief and faith.
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