1 John 1:1-10 Pastor Rick’s Study Notes: (PRT) I John 1:1-10 v. 1 What was from the beginning, what we have heard, what we have seen and looked at up close and personally, what we have touched with our hands regarding the Word of Life, v. 2 For that life was made visible and knowable…
Pastor Rick’s Study Notes: (PRT) John 3:16-21 v. 16 For God loved the world so much that He gave His one and only Son so that everyone who puts their faith in Him should not perish but instead have eternal life. v. 17 After all, God did not send His Son into the world to…
This morning at Renovation Vineyard Church I invited one of my favorite communicators to share the message: Lauren Riddei. Lauren is a long-time friend and she and her husband, a called-out servant of King Jesus in his own right, joined us on Aug. 22. Solidly Biblical in her approach and sharing from a personal longing…
Pastor Rick’s Study Notes: v. 13 Then, he went out again beside the sea and all the crowd showed up near to him and he taught them. v. 14 And as he was passing along the way, he saw Levi, Alphaeus’s son, stationed at the tax collection booth. “Follow me,” Jesus says; and getting up,…
We each need to move. Christianity is a faith of mobility. Biologists use the word “motility” to explain how a cells move almost instinctually toward its purpose. Spontaneous. Instinctual. As if responding to an inner call. Christianity is a faith of motility. Forward (or backward) motion is a given in the life of the Christ-follower….
