In this five-message series, Dr. John Neufeld unpacks a short and often overlooked book of the Bible: Jude. The epistle of Jude highlights a conflict and fight for the truth of the Christian faith. Rather than dealing with persecution from within or the problem of maintaining church unity, Jude is about the issue of false teachers and how to resist their threat.
In this five-message series, Dr. John Neufeld unpacks a short and often overlooked book of the Bible: Jude. The epistle of Jude highlights a conflict and fight for the truth of the Christian faith. Rather than dealing with persecution from within or the problem of maintaining church unity, Jude is about the issue of false teachers and how to resist their threat.
In this five-message series, Dr. John Neufeld unpacks a short and often overlooked book of the Bible: Jude. The epistle of Jude highlights a conflict and fight for the truth of the Christian faith. Rather than dealing with persecution from within or the problem of maintaining church unity, Jude is about the issue of false teachers and how to resist their threat.
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. While it is true that not all of us are called to be full-time preachers all are called to make the gospel known in the sphere of influence. We must tell of the great deeds of God & how faith in this God will change both the present & the eternity of those who hear. This series is not intended to make us feel guilty for not evangelizing. Instead, it is designed to provide the tools and incentive to share the gospel, to declare as Asaph, “I WILL TELL.”
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. While it is true that not all of us are called to be full-time preachers all are called to make the gospel known in the sphere of influence. We must tell of the great deeds of God & how faith in this God will change both the present & the eternity of those who hear.This series is not intended to make us feel guilty for not evangelizing. Instead, it is designed to provide the tools and incentive to share the gospel, to declare as Asaph, “I WILL TELL.”
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. While it is true that not all of us are called to be full-time preachers all are called to make the gospel known in the sphere of influence. We must tell of the great deeds of God & how faith in this God will change both the present & the eternity of those who hear.This series is not intended to make us feel guilty for not evangelizing. Instead, it is designed to provide the tools and incentive to share the gospel, to declare as Asaph, “I WILL TELL.”
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. While it is true that not all of us are called to be full-time preachers all are called to make the gospel known in the sphere of influence. We must tell of the great deeds of God & how faith in this God will change both the present & the eternity of those who hear. This series is not intended to make us feel guilty for not evangelizing. Instead, it is designed to provide the tools and incentive to share the gospel, to declare as Asaph, “I WILL TELL.”
Jesus commanded us to go into all the world and preach the gospel. While it is true that not all of us are called to be full-time preachers all are called to make the gospel known in the sphere of influence. We must tell of the great deeds of God & how faith in this God will change both the present & the eternity of those who hear. This series is not intended to make us feel guilty for not evangelizing. Instead, it is designed to provide the tools and incentive to share the gospel, to declare as Asaph, “I WILL TELL.”
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
The book of Daniel teaches us how to not only survive but live with confidence in a non-Christian culture. Be encouraged that God is not just Lord over our churches or where Christians gather, but that he rules over all things. Evidence of this is found in every area of life and culture.
When we are judged by the Lord, we are being disciplined so that we will not be condemned.
Christ has invited this muddy, dirty, bruised ragged, fractious, misguided people to come to his table of peace and love and reconciliation.
Next time when you attend communion, think of Jesus who was rich in eternal glory yet for our sakes became poor and emptied himself by becoming obedient unto death on the cross.
A look at the practice of communion and the act of fellowshipping together at the Lord's Table.
Even while God assigns a different role to the man and to the woman – the role difference in no way assumes that one role is inferior to the other.
In the second message of this 5-message series Dr. Neufeld enters into the very reality that all Christians at one time or another struggle with doubt. What does doubt mean to the Christian? Does it mean a loss or abandonment of faith? Yet in scripture, we find many examples of people expressing doubt, even some of the most notable people in the Bible. In this message, we search out Matthew 11 and the experience of doubt expressed by even John the Baptist.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ. But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ. But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
Genesis 3 is a monumental chapter in the Bible because it tells us what’s wrong with the world. Genesis 3 is the diagnosis of the human condition. It answers the questions: Why are things always going wrong? Why don’t things work the way they’re supposed to? In the final message of The Intended Life, join Back to the Bible Canada’s Dr. John Neufeld as he takes a look into Genesis 3 and helps us understand why we’ve fallen from grace, and what it means for us as God’s creation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
1 Corinthians 8-11 are 4 chapters in our Bible that deal with Christian freedom. They invite us to celebrate our freedom in Christ.But rather than concentrating on what is permissible and what is not, these chapters invite us to use our freedom for the glory of God and the advancement of the gospel. If there is anything that binds us from doing that, we have not yet experienced liberation.
What is God’s plan for our lives? Is there a way to find out? The 4th message of the series, The Intended Life with Dr. John Neufeld helps us discover the answer to that question. We are given so much freedom in our lives that can, at times, be too much for us to handle. Luckily for us, there’s a Guide that helps us navigate that freedom, and enables us to focus our personal freedoms on the greatest purpose to ever exist.
This message answers a very significant topic that every single human cares about: What does it mean for me to be a human being? How is being a human different than being an animal in the wilderness, or a flower in a meadow? Join Dr. John Neufeld as he continues his study in the book of Genesis and helps us better understand what it means to be human.
What’s our motivation to give? Are we motivated by the love of God or by the praise of others? Giving is an act of righteousness before God and not men.
What’s our motivation to give? Are we motivated by the love of God or by the praise of others? Giving is an act of righteousness before God and not men.
What’s our motivation to give? Are we motivated by the love of God or by the praise of others? Giving is an act of righteousness before God and not men.
Are you bold or are you fearful? - Boldness is not a matter of boldness in self. Boldness comes through the Spirit of God and in the knowledge of who God is. Boldness is a gift of the Holy Spirit
As Christians should we be fearful? Where do we find strength? Through the Holy Spirit we are enabled to do and say what God desires of us. Do not be afraid.God is with us.
In the second message of the 5-message series, The Intended Life, we will unpack Genesis 1:3-23 which tells the story of creation- a story that has been the subject of debate since the beginning of time. We know that God created the world and everything in it, but why did He do it? Join Dr. John Neufeld and Back to the Bible Canada as together, we discover why He created us!
Do you consider yourself powerful? Do you desire for people to give you the credit? Well! All power and authority is found in Jesus Christ only.It’s about the Lordship of Jesus and his authority over all things.
How powerful is Jesus’ name? Jesus’ name is of authority and power, not just a name. It’s all revealed in the miracle of his virgin birth; his earthly ministry and miracles; his sufferings; his death; his burial; his resurrection and his ascension. He is now seated at the right hand of God. What power in a name!
What are the marks of the Christian church? Devoted to the apostles teachings, devoted to church fellowship, sharing in communion, and devoted to prayer.
Do you find it difficult to respond to the gospel? Are you wondering what to believe? Peter’s sermon draws attention to the David’s prophecy of the Messiah and also to David as the patriarch of the Messiah. Peter also spoke of Joel’s prophecy of the Holy Spirit. These occurrences along with the people’s own knowledge of Jesus’ crucifixion led them to great belief and responses of repentance and baptism.
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