Casco Bay Church

Have you ever thought about what happens when you die? If we die before Jesus returns, where do we go? The Bible tells us that purgatory does not exist, and the Bible tells us that we do not go right to heaven or hell. So where do we go?

The heart behind discipling is love. When we speak to and train one another, we must learn to do so in a loving but truthful way.

Do you want to know what is going to happen to you after you die? Today we speak about Judgment Day. Scriptures guide us through the misconceptions of this Last Day, "The Day of the Lord," and bring us to the truth of the matter.

Because of Christ's victory over death, we too have victory over death. And this should change our lives NOW. We should be walking this earth as victors.

If you learn how to receive discipling, you will make it to heaven! Join us as we learn to be humble like a child and hungry for discipling!

Sin brought death into the world, and the fear of death poisons us with sin. But in Jesus Christ, death has no power over us.

If there is no God, then there is no judgment and everything in life is meaningless. But because there is a God, there is a judgment. And because there is a judgment, everything matters!

Life is not always what we expect it to be! Ecclesiastes helps us to see that our own perspective is limited, but gives hope that God is always in the picture.

The Bible is full of optimistic teachings. However, we find in Ecclesiastes 7 and 8 that pessimistic teachings can be just as powerful in our lives.

The book of Ecclesiastes is meant to give you perspective. If you look at things from a worldly perspective, everything looks bad. But if you look at things from God's perspective, everything changes.

What exactly is discipling? And what role should it play in our daily lives as Christians? Join us as we uncover the Master's plan for transformation!

When you walk into someone's home, the items hanging on the walls tell a person's story. Maybe your walls have family photos, or proof of hunting/fishing expeditions. But maybe your wall has a mat hanging on it like we see in Luke chapter 5. What is your story?

It is so easy to become offended and bitter in our society. Jesus teaches us that we can train ourselves to be unoffendable.

The Kingdom of heaven is worth EVERYTHING! It is worth more than any of us have. Is your heart in it?

We follow our treasures. Examine your heart by determining where your treasure is.

Communion should be a time to examine your relationship with Jesus and remember why you fell in love with the Lord. Where is your heart right now? Is your heart fully in the Kingdom? Is Jesus still the Lord of your life?

We need to have deep convictions about what life is supposed to be like spiritually. We need to understand that death is just a part of the beginning for us as disciples. Even more, we need to realize that our legacy is with Christ and not with this world. This chapter pinpoints how religious individuals should address God.

In our society, we are constantly thinking about what we are doing next, either to get ahead or even just to survive. But the book of Ecclesiastes challenges us to keep the end in mind and to start every day remembering that today might be our last day. Enjoy it!

Today we start a new series that focuses on the book of Ecclesiastes. In this book, the wisest human being in all of history, King Solomon, seeks the meaning of life. What does he find?

Now that we are armed with the gospel, we must not just sit on the gospel and not dream. Each of us must pursue his or her own spiritual ambition! What is yours?

"Everything that does not come from faith is sin." Are you living by faith or are you condemning yourself by not walking with God?

What is the value of money and what is the value of your time?

Are you working to obtain God's love or are you living like you know God's love?

How are Christians supposed to act toward authorities, especially authorities that are not Christians themselves?

In view of God's mercy, destroy yourself. Stay on the altar. Be a living sacrifice. Re-gift it. Truly accept, then walk in , then give away the grace that God has given you. Be a real Christian. Let love be genuine. Love deeply. Let God's truth and love and grace make you a joyful and obedient slave.