Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Ultimately, following Jesus, being his disciple, is about learning to live like he lived, love like he loved and do what he did.
“Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.” (1 John 2:6)
What did Jesus say? What did Jesus do? How did he do it? This is our quest—to be Like Jesus.
GOD’s Story– The Four Challenges of Jesus, Matthew 4:18-20; John 15:1-17 (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
God wants outsiders to become insiders—members of His Family. We, who are already part of the Fam, can either open the door for people on the outside or slam it shut in their faces.
Our story with God must become our story with each other. As God has accepted us, so we must accept each other.
This was the challenger facing our Christian ancestors as the first believers, all Jews, grappled with the new influx of non-Jewish believers in Jesus, who did not have the same background and upbringing in the Law of Moses. (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
The business of God is reconciliation—us to him and us to each other. This is the beautiful story of the Kingdom of God! This is the Gospel—the Good News!
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
God’s Family on earth has no cultural, social, racial boundaries! His promise to Abraham was to bless ALL PEOPLES on earth!
(Genesis 12:3)
“God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that WHOEVER believes in him shall not perish but live forever!”
(John 3:16)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
In this continuing story of how our Christian ancestor began to live out their faith in Jesus and experienced this “new life,” as the angel put it (See Acts 5:20), we see how they dealt with (more…)
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
As a healthy, growing church, we remain faithful to the message about Jesus in the face of opposition. We speak the Word of God boldly. We pray for the sick in the name of Jesus. And we share our possessions so no one among us is in need.
Chuck Foreman – Teaching / Missions Pastor
Sometimes God shows up to intervene in our affairs in unusual and even miraculous ways. It’s not really predictable, but usually follows an act of faith and obedience on our part. When he does, it’s not so that we can enjoy the miracle show…, (more…)
