UGA Wesley

King Jesus lived a life of power and authority, but it came through dependence on the Father, the Holy Spirit, and the very people he came to save. If we want to become more like Christ, it doesn’t come through independence like we often think. To be like Christ, we must learn to depend on God and the community around us.

Forgiveness can be a challenging thing, yet it is something that the Lord asks of everyone who follows Him. In this message, we will talk about the practicals of forgiveness, and how as we realize how the Father has forgiven us, it makes it possible—with His help—to forgive both the big and the small.

This week at Wesley was week 3 of the ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ message series. Bob spoke on having God’s heart towards money, encouraging us to shift our attitude from owning to stewarding the wealth God graciously entrusts to us. 

This week at Wesley, Bob continued the ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ series by teaching on several practical keys to following God into the future He has for you.

This week at Wesley was week 1 of the new ‘Things I Wish I Knew When I was 22’ message series. Bob spoke from Pr4:23 on the importance of guarding our hearts.

God’s Presence is constant in our lives. He is there in our going out and coming in. In our rising and our lying down. He is with us all the time, even during the night. And during the night, He gives us sleep and speaks to us through dreams. 

Jehovah Shammah —> The Lord is With Us. His promise is to work through all things to lead us into the best He has for our lives. He does the heavy lifting. Our part is to simply believe and follow.

Jehovah Shalom —> The Lord is our Peace. We position ourselves to receive and live in that peace as we live out our true identity as sons and daughters of God.

Jehovah Rapha —> The Lord is our Healer. Medical science is His gift to us. But, Jehovah Rapha always reserves the right to go far beyond what doctors can do.

Jehovah Jireh —> The Lord is our Provider. Everything we need to live out the best He has for us, He will provide. The right thing, always at the right time.

Bob teaches on the compound name ‘Jehovah-Tsidkenu’ which means ‘The Lord is my Righteousness.’ Because Jesus is our righteousness, righteousness is received and not achieved. Thus, no one is ever too far gone to be saved, we can live free from condemnation, and we can be delivered from perfectionism.

We started off the JEHOVAH series with a message about Jehovah-Nissi - ‘The Lord is our Banner.’ As Jehovah Nissi, the Lord fights for us and enables us to win battles we could never win in our own strength.

Join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus! This is our annual Christmas Song Service with scripture, songs and Christmas performances.

Bob teaches about the Lord’s willingness to help us forgive those who have hurt and wronged us, in order to deliver us from the bitterness and resentment that will otherwise weigh us down.

It's okay to not be okay. But, it's not okay to stay that way. Tonight, Bob shares that for many of us, our life circumstances have made it hard for us to be okay. But, now that we know the Lord Jesus, the Truth of who He is and how He's redeemed us to live, it's not okay that we stay that way. God never calls us to come and stay as we are, but always to come and become as He is. Join us as we cel...

Bob talks about how the Lord wants to restore our trust in His oversight of our lives, in order to deliver us from the anxieties and fears that so often weigh us down.

This Wednesday, we're beginning a new series called ‘The Man of God: Lessons From a Life Well Lived.' It’s based on key events from the life of Elijah, a very anointed Old Testament prophet. This week, we’re talking about dealing with our idols and stepping out in faith to follow the Lord into what He has for us in life.

Jesus modeled for us how to live a life that expressed both the love of the Father and the power of the Holy Spirit. He said that those who believe in Him would receive power when the Holy Spirit came on them, so they could be His witnesses. That reality is not supposed to only be experienced by a few, but for everyone living in the Kingdom of God.