Greater Life Church

Greater Life Church

Greater Life Church

Greater Life Church

On this mother’s day, Brother Hughes goes to the book of proverbs. In our text, Solomon describes the incredible power that women have. This power can build or tear down. Building implies many things: Dreaming, planning, work, and time. Building is intentional, and it does not happen without a purpose. When building, you start with a solid foundation. The wise woman builds her house on the word of...

On this mother’s day, Brother Hughes goes to the book of proverbs. In our text, Solomon describes the incredible power that women have. This power can build or tear down. Building implies many things: Dreaming, planning, work, and time. Building is intentional, and it does not happen without a purpose. When building, you start with a solid foundation. The wise woman builds her house on the word of...

On this mother’s day, Brother Hughes goes to the book of proverbs. In our text, Solomon describes the incredible power that women have. This power can build or tear down. Building implies many things: Dreaming, planning, work, and time. Building is intentional, and it does not happen without a purpose. When building, you start with a solid foundation. The wise woman builds her house on the word of...

On this mother’s day, Brother Hughes goes to the book of proverbs. In our text, Solomon describes the incredible power that women have. This power can build or tear down. Building implies many things: Dreaming, planning, work, and time. Building is intentional, and it does not happen without a purpose. When building, you start with a solid foundation. The wise woman builds her house on the word of...

In closing his letter to the church at Corinth, Paul offers five pieces of advice. The first four are about protecting themselves from external threats. But the final point describes the environment in which the church should exist. It speaks to a family relationship with each other. He uses two words in exclamation about those who do not love each other in this way: Anathema and Maranatha. Anathe...

In closing his letter to the church at Corinth, Paul offers five pieces of advice. The first four are about protecting themselves from external threats. But the final point describes the environment in which the church should exist. It speaks to a family relationship with each other. He uses two words in exclamation about those who do not love each other in this way: Anathema and Maranatha. Anathe...

In closing his letter to the church at Corinth, Paul offers five pieces of advice. The first four are about protecting themselves from external threats. But the final point describes the environment in which the church should exist. It speaks to a family relationship with each other. He uses two words in exclamation about those who do not love each other in this way: Anathema and Maranatha. Anathe...

In closing his letter to the church at Corinth, Paul offers five pieces of advice. The first four are about protecting themselves from external threats. But the final point describes the environment in which the church should exist. It speaks to a family relationship with each other. He uses two words in exclamation about those who do not love each other in this way: Anathema and Maranatha. Anathe...

The 145th Psalm is known as David’s song of praise. It is the only one with that unique designation. It is known as an acrostic psalm, a way of writing that takes the letter of each Hebrew alphabet to form a verse. In each verse, David speaks praise to God. He connects all aspects of life and ties it back to God. All 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet appear in this song except NUN. There are vario...

The 145th Psalm is known as David’s song of praise. It is the only one with that unique designation. It is known as an acrostic psalm, a way of writing that takes the letter of each Hebrew alphabet to form a verse. In each verse, David speaks praise to God. He connects all aspects of life and ties it back to God. All 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet appear in this song except NUN. There are vario...

The 145th Psalm is known as David’s song of praise. It is the only one with that unique designation. It is known as an acrostic psalm, a way of writing that takes the letter of each Hebrew alphabet to form a verse. In each verse, David speaks praise to God. He connects all aspects of life and ties it back to God. All 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet appear in this song except NUN. There are vario...

The 145th Psalm is known as David’s song of praise. It is the only one with that unique designation. It is known as an acrostic psalm, a way of writing that takes the letter of each Hebrew alphabet to form a verse. In each verse, David speaks praise to God. He connects all aspects of life and ties it back to God. All 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet appear in this song except NUN. There are vario...

Dr. Hughes uses the story of the prodigal son to model how we should view our relationship with God.

Dr. Hughes uses the story of the prodigal son to model how we should view our relationship with God.

Dr. Hughes uses the story of the prodigal son to model how we should view our relationship with God.

Dr. Hughes uses the story of the prodigal son to model how we should view our relationship with God.

It is human nature to hide from danger. Our text talks about taking shelter under God's wings. God protects us from danger. In Genesis, Adam and Eve tried to hide from God because they had sinned. They tried to hide in bushes and covered with leaves, but that coverage was insufficient. We try to hide from God, but that is not possible. Instead of trying to hide from Him, but to hide in Him? When w...

It is human nature to hide from danger. Our text talks about taking shelter under God's wings. God protects us from danger. In Genesis, Adam and Eve tried to hide from God because they had sinned. They tried to hide in bushes and covered with leaves, but that coverage was insufficient. We try to hide from God, but that is not possible. Instead of trying to hide from Him, but to hide in Him? When w...

It is human nature to hide from danger. Our text talks about taking shelter under God's wings. God protects us from danger. In Genesis, Adam and Eve tried to hide from God because they had sinned. They tried to hide in bushes and covered with leaves, but that coverage was insufficient. We try to hide from God, but that is not possible. Instead of trying to hide from Him, but to hide in Him? When w...

It is human nature to hide from danger. Our text talks about taking shelter under God's wings. God protects us from danger. In Genesis, Adam and Eve tried to hide from God because they had sinned. They tried to hide in bushes and covered with leaves, but that coverage was insufficient. We try to hide from God, but that is not possible. Instead of trying to hide from Him, but to hide in Him? When w...

From the first century church until now, generations of people have predicted the return of Jesus. Many have observed the events of their day and saw the end-time predictions from Revalation played out in the day’s headlines. Some have even predicted the end by analyzing the “facts.” The bible is plain that no man knows the day or time and urges believers to stay vigilant and “live read.” After al...

From the first century church until now, generations of people have predicted the return of Jesus. Many have observed the events of their day and saw the end-time predictions from Revalation played out in the day’s headlines. Some have even predicted the end by analyzing the “facts.” The bible is plain that no man knows the day or time and urges believers to stay vigilant and “live read.” After al...