Impact Fellowship Podcast

In Genesis 16, Hagar, Sarai & Abram found themselves in a big mess. We examined this story to learn how we can deal with our mess.

We examined 1 Samuel 16 and asked ourselves the question, "are we mourning what God has rejected".

Just because we approach a new year doesn't not mean God is done with what we said to you previously, In this lesson we are encouraged to not give up on what God promised, but to hold fast to our faith. 

This is the conclusion of our series "Connect This Christmas".

We discussed how Christmas is a great time of the year to connect, reconnect or check your connection to God.

In Luke 1, Zacharias and Elizabeth were described as righteous before God and walking in the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blamelessly. However, they still had disappointments and doubts. In this message we are encouraged to not let the disappointments and struggles make us question our standing with God.

It's Thanksgiving week and we examined what it means to live out 1 Thessalonians 5:18; to give thanks in all things.

We continued our verse by verse bible study of Colossians. In these chapters we study the revelation of who Jesus is and tie it into the book of revelation.

We examine the importance of taking what we learn and doing it repeatedly as the key to our spiritual growth and maturity. 

We began a new verse by verse study series in the book of Colossians.

There are time when you feel as if you are overlooked, isolated or ignored. Be encouraged because Jesus has a track record of looking out for "the others".

We wrapped up our verse by verse bible study of Ephesians covering chapter 6.

We examined Jesus' encounter with a man who had leprosy to learn valuable lessons regarding coming to Jesus just as we are.

We continued our study of Ephesians, picking up in Chapter 5:22-33.

In John 15 Jesus explains that God is like a gardener who will prune the vines in order to produce more fruit. The cutting in our lives can be uncomfortable but it's needed. How do I live while God is cutting?

When David & his men came back to their city to see it in ruins and their families taken away, the Bible says the wept until they had no more power to weep. When we get to the point of "doing all we have the power to do", what's our next move?

In our journey through Ephesians, we studied Chapter 4 verse 1 thru Verse 16.

After the deaths of actor Chadwick Boseman and legendary coach John Thompson Jr., we examine the biblical mandate to use our time here on earth wisely.

The Bible instructs us to not love the world, not to love anything in the world, to not be friends with the world and not to expect the world to be friends with us. However, what do I do when the world is inside of me?

We continued our verse by verse Bible study of the book of Ephesians picking up from chapter 1:19 through the entirety of chapter 2. 

We covered chapter 3 of Ephesians in our verse by study. 

In part 7 of our verse by verse Bible study on the book of James we wrap things up starting at chapter 4 verse 11.

We began our study of the book of Ephesians.

We continued our verse by verse study of the book of James picking up at chapter 4:1-10.

In Luke 19 Jesus wept over Jerusalem because their time of salvation had come but they didn't recognize it. We wanted to make sure that we are in the right place, position, posture and have the right perception to not miss God's work in our lives.