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Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Proverbs 4:23 says, “Guard your heart, for from it are the issues of life.” Our heart is deceitful (Jeremiah 17:9) and can often lead us astray. And as one Puritan writer put it, if we don’t guard our own heart, no one else can or will. This series highlights various truths and principles that can help us stay alert as we seek to love and serve God. “Let him who thinks he stands, take heed lest he fall.” (1 Corinthians 10:12)
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Jesus said, “This is eternal life that they may know Thee the only true and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” (John 17:3) The heart of the Christian life is knowing God. But so often we are overtaken in religious activities and busy ourselves to death, while at the same time sensing that something is missing. Just what does it mean to know God and how do we go further down this road with Him?
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed FaithHave you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – Infant BaptismHave you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed FaithHave you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed FaithHave you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith
Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith
Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith
Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
Here are some of the charts referred to in this message:
History overview from Paul to Augustine
http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart2_From-Paul-to-Augustine.pdf
History overview from Augustine to Luther
http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart3_From-Augustine-to-Luther.pdf
History overview of the Reformation
http://www.resources4discipleship.com/mediafiles/Chart4_The-Reformation.pdf
Lightning in the Fog – The Heartbeat and Hurdles of the Reformed Faith
Have you ever heard the term the “Reformed Faith”? Have you ever wondered where it comes from and why some people are so interested in it? Dating back to the Reformation with Martin Luther and John Calvin, the Reformed Faith is one of the most energetic attempts at having a truly “Biblical” faith. But it’s conclusions also raise a number of issues to wrestle with: If God is sovereign, why pray? If God elects those who are saved, what about our ability to choose to receive Christ? What about infant baptism? This series looks into the origin and ethos of the reformed faith and seeks to address some of the apparent stumbling blocks.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
"A man after God's own heart." This is the description that God Himself used of the man who would become King David. And yet we see that he was far from perfect. What was it about this man that God liked so much? This series looks at David’s environment, experiences and responses to try and discover how we can live a life that brings delight to God’s heart.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Who looks to you for leadership? At work, at home, in your extended family, in your personal pursuits of sports, church, community service, etc.? As you get older the list gets longer. What guides your thinking as you bring leadership to these people? What can we learn from the Bible about how God leads us, and as He does, how He sets the pattern on how we should lead others? Join us for this series on responding to God's leadership, and learning how to become a trusted leader others want to follow.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Jesus said we should go and make disciples of all the nations. But how do you actually disciple someone? And what if you were never really personally discipled yourself? But just because you may be an “orphan” spiritually, it doesn’t mean you couldn’t become a good spiritual parent. This series looks at the basics of one-to-one discipleship and gets you started on a new adventure of helping younger believers grow up in their faith. You’ll never be the same.
Have your parents passed away? If so, you are the "patriarchs" for the current generation of your family. What does that mean? How can you make the most of this opportunity and responsibility to steward and pass on the blessing of God to your loved ones?
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
So much of discipleship teaching is geared to the first half of life. But what are some of the issues for the follower of Christ in the "fourth quarter" of life? What do we face and what kind of attitudes can help us glorify God and finish well? This series tries to keep it light, but at the same time provide some spiritual insights for this important time of life.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life. Join us for this next episode to learn more.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Wow. This can be a frustrating experience. It's like your child has been transformed into a completely different creature. This series looks at a couple of key principles and issues that can help parents understand some of the ways their leadership needs to change in the second decade of their child's life.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you discipline and correct them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you discipline and correct them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you discipline and correct them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you discipline and correct them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you discipline and correct them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Babies and young children hit many families like a tidal wave. It is exhausting and often puzzling. This series builds a Biblical model for beginning to disciple your children by the way you parent them. It identifies principles that we see illustrated by the way God treats us as His children.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What does "spiritual warfare" have to do with your marriage and family? I'm sure that you have had times that felt like a battle in your home. But what is the invisible spiritual dimension that you may not have been taking into account? Join us for this next message in our marriage series of Best Friends Forever.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Homes and families don't come prefabricated. They must be built brick by brick like a house. This week we will explore a classic passage on the family from the Old Testament psalms. There are parts of "building our house" that we can do, and other parts only God can do. May God help you to renew your eagerness to pursue His vision for your family.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What does God want in your marriage? What are you looking and longing for even if you don't realize it? What is the "big idea" behind God bringing together a man and a woman in holy matrimony? Join us for this next episode of Best Friends Forever as we look at the principle of Oneness.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Many if not all couples have moments of despairing that their relationship is going to make it. At times all seems hopeless. Join us this week to look at a classic passage of Scripture that reminds us of what a huge factor faith is when facing challenging circumstances that God has allowed in our relationship. This is the 2nd message in our series on marriage.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What is the true foundation of marriage as God designed it? Surprisingly it is not love! God has provided something even more firm that can give strength and perseverance through the hard times every couple experiences. Join us for this first message in our new series on marriage.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
This final episode is a veritable grab bag of final items, such as spiritual warfare, conditions for prayer, barriers to overcome, etc. For the notes to this talk click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
In this episode we will cover several frequently asked questions on prayer. For example, can we change God’s mind? What does it mean to move mountains? Etc. For the notes to this talk click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
How do you handle it when it looks like God is not anwering your prayers? Some people quit praying because of this. In this episode we will look at a number of cases of this in the Scripture and look for a deeper understanding of what God is up to. As it turns out, you are in good company! For the notes to this talk click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Is it OK to ask God for what we need? Hasn’t He already given us so much? What does the Bible say about this? It might surprise you. For the notes on this message click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Many people think of prayer as primarily asking for stuff. But praise and thanksgiving are a critical aspect of connecting with God in prayer. Let’s talk about how to strengthen that part of your prayer activity. For the notes for this show click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
If God is sovereign, why pray? After discussing some practical suggestions for strengthening your prayer life, we will discuss how the truth of God’s sovereignty affects how we think about calling out to God to change things for the better. For the notes to this talk click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Does prayer really accomplish anything? Charles Spurgeon said, "If prayer has no effect upon God, I may as well whistle when I rise in the morning as to pray, and I would as soon close my eyes at night in silence as run over a set of ineffectual words." Is God still operating in the world and does He use your prayers to accomplish His ends. Let's dig into this a bit more and see what energy and encouragement God gives us to believe Him for great things once again. For the notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
As we begin this series on prayer, let's look at the some of the basic prerequisites to moving forward in your intimacy with God through Christ. What are some of the first questions you should ask yourself? For the show notes, click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Part of following Jesus is helping others find Him. But this is an area that is a challenge for many. How are we to view this? Is everyone supposed to do this? In this episode we will explore the different dimensions of being a witness for Christ. May God help you to be "fruitful and multiply"! For show notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
Fellowship in one of those popular religious words that everyone has a good feeling about (it sounds like coffee and donuts), but would have a hard time defining. In this episode we will talk about how important our deep involvement with other believers is for our walk with Christ. For the show notes, click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What does it mean to walk in the light? Why does it matter in the life of a believer? And what would it look like in your everyday life? In this episode we'll discuss the power of God's light in your life and ways you can "run to the light". For the show notes, click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
In Christian circles you hear the word "Lord" all the time. But what does it mean? Is it a name, or maybe a title? What does it have to do with following Jesus? In this episode we will look at 4 aspects of the Lordship of Christ that impact your journey with Him. For the show notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What part does prayer play in following Jesus? For many of you this has been a struggle and a puzzle. In this episode I will share what ideas and practical suggestions have helped me to persevere in prayer. To see the page of notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
What is the big deal about the Bible? Jesus says that "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God." In this episode we will look at the attributes of God's word and what are different helpful ways to engage with it. For the show notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
The Christian life is not really about just being religious. It is supposed to be an actual relationship with God Himself. One thing that can really help with this is getting in a rhythm of meeting with God every day. In this episode we will at what a daily "Quiet Time" is and how to go about it. For the show notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
"Close only counts with hand grenades and horseshoes." Wouldn't that be terrible to think you are all set to go to heaven, and then not end up there? What a horrible surprise! But is it be possible to be sure of your salvation? The apostle John assures his readers that he is writing them so that they might "know" that they have everlasting life" (1 John 5:13). In this episode we explore what are the evidences in a person's life that indicate that they have really been born again. This message was recorded in 2007. For the notes click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.
If the Bible is such a great book, why do so many people have trouble getting interested in it? There are probably many possible factors, but one of the main ones is that many don't know the Author. In this episode we take a look at how God has sought to connect with us and how we need to respond to Him. This message was recorded in 2007. To look at the Alpha and Omega illustration, click here.
Henry Clay is on staff with The Navigators and has served in the U.S., Germany, Argentina and Egypt. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister.