FIVE THINGS - Week Three - Providential Relationships

Click here http://www.fivethingsgoduses.com/providential to hear Andy Stanley's lesson on Providential Relationships, one of Five Things God Uses to Grow Your Faith. This has been an incredible Bible study. If interested in joining us at the Senior Center in Stafford, Kansas every Thursday morning or Thursday evening, just call 620-234-6856.

FIVE THINGS - Week Two - Practical Teaching

Click below to watch Week Two - Practical Teaching by Andy Stanley.


http://www.fivethingsgoduses.com/practical

If you are interested in joining our weekly Bible Study feel free to
join us Thursdays - mornings at 9:00 or evenings at 7:00 at
the Senior Center in Stafford, Kansas.

There is no study March 24th. We will resume the 31st with
Session Three - Providential Relationships.

Five Things God Uses To Grow Your Faith

Sermons come in all shapes and sizes. But if you listen closely, you’ll hear God saying the same thing in most sermons—trust me. That’s not to say that the message in the Bible is shallow and simplistic. Rather, in all the ways that you could respond to God, the most important thing that God is asking you to do is to trust him. When things are going well, it doesn’t require a lot of faith to trust God. But when life turns messy, is your faith leading you to depend on God, or do you put your trust in something else? In the next several weeks, we’ll discuss five catalysts that God uses to build that kind of faith. For this week, reflect on what have been the most faith-building events/relationships in your life. How have these things affected your confidence in God?
[Five things God Uses To Grow Your Faith by Andy Stanley]

When Jesus heard this, he was amazed and said to those following him, "Truly I tell you, I have not found anyone in Israel with such great faith.” Matthew 8:10

Click this link to view video lesson#1.

http://www.fivethingsgoduses.com/overview

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