The Maine* Idea: We can hold fast to the truth that authentic Christianity is based on faith in Christ. Knowing Him is the only way to true life.
The Maine* Idea: We can hold fast to the truth that authentic Christianity is based on faith in Christ. Knowing Him is the only way to true life.
The Maine Idea: Endurance requires, 1) Encouragement; 2) A Goal; 3) Discipline; 4) God’s Power (Col 1:11-12); and Love (I Cor 13:7).
The Maine* Idea: As we recognize God’s work in us, and begin to grasp our part in His plan, it gives a perspective that allows us to have joy that goes beyond circumstances. That attitude will be noticed by the world.
The Maine* Idea: As we recognize who Jesus is, and reflect on what He did for us, our attitude will be changed, and we’ll find joy in serving Him by humbly serving others.
The Maine* Idea: Gospel-centered thinking, characterized by thankfulness, humility, and generosity, will lead to Gospel-shaped living, which will be evident in the unity of the church.
The Maine* Idea: Let your manner of life as kingdom citizens show the worth of the Gospel, firmly united in love, and bravely holding forth the message of grace.
The Maine* Idea: Let God’s work in the past encourage you to look ahead with joy and hope, loving Him, and loving one another. [Our apologies, the audio option is not available this week. The video contains the complete service.]
The Maine* Idea: I our trust is in Christ, we will find joy in serving Him as a part of His church.
The Maine* Idea: God’s faithfulness is the foundation of our hope. He will complete the good work He has begun in us!
The Maine* Idea: Our sure hope in Jesus allows us to have joy, independent of circumstances, to pray with confidence about the future, and to give thanks, even before we see the answers. And so, God wills us to be 1) relentlessly joyful (16), 2) persistently prayerful (17), and 3) consistently thankful (18).