Connected Church with Pastor Michael Carter

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

Jesus' “I am” statements were direct statements of deity. He uses the same language that God the Father used in Exodus 3:14. In Exodus 3:14: God said to Moses, “I am who I am. This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I Am has sent me.’” There is a sense of security, a sense of authority, in the “I am” statements. All of these statements happen during the last year of Jesus’ life. It was...

The Life of Jesus, while He walked the earth, was the perfect example for us to follow. When Jesus walked the earth, He did so as a man filled with the Holy Spirit (not as a Diety). Everything He did, we can do and more because we are filled with the same Holy Spirit.

The Life of Jesus, while He walked the earth, was the perfect example for us to follow. When Jesus walked the earth, He did so as a man filled with the Holy Spirit (not as a Diety). Everything He did, we can do and more because we are filled with the same Holy Spirit.

In this series, we will study the table of the Lord, the statements Jesus made about the bread, and seek to apply them to our lives. In doing so, we will draw closer to Christ and each other, experience healing grace for our brokenness, and awaken to a sense of gospel mission that is unique to each one of us.

In this series, we will study the table of the Lord, the statements Jesus made about the bread, and seek to apply them to our lives. In doing so, we will draw closer to Christ and each other, experience healing grace for our brokenness, and awaken to a sense of gospel mission that is unique to each one of us.

In this series, we will study the table of the Lord, the statements Jesus made about the bread, and seek to apply them to our lives. In doing so, we will draw closer to Christ and each other, experience healing grace for our brokenness, and awaken to a sense of gospel mission that is unique to each one of us.

Vision is a word that gives fuel to purpose. It is seeing into the future, seeing into the invisible realm. Vision is a faith word; it is reaching into the future. It is the promise of what is to come, the title deed of what is yours but does not yet exist – you must reach. Vision is a God-thought, a higher realm of thinking, receiving the God-purposes by grasping the God-thought. Vision is a Holy...

Vision is a word that gives fuel to purpose. It is seeing into the future, seeing into the invisible realm. Vision is a faith word; it is reaching into the future. It is the promise of what is to come, the title deed of what is yours but does not yet exist – you must reach. Vision is a God-thought, a higher realm of thinking, receiving the God-purposes by grasping the God-thought. Vision is a Holy...

Vision is a word that gives fuel to purpose. It is seeing into the future, seeing into the invisible realm. Vision is a faith word; it is reaching into the future. It is the promise of what is to come, the title deed of what is yours but does not yet exist – you must reach. Vision is a God-thought, a higher realm of thinking, receiving the God-purposes by grasping the God-thought. Vision is a Holy...

Vision is a word that gives fuel to purpose. It is seeing into the future, seeing into the invisible realm. Vision is a faith word; it is reaching into the future. It is the promise of what is to come, the title deed of what is yours but does not yet exist – you must reach. Vision is a God-thought, a higher realm of thinking, receiving the God-purposes by grasping the God-thought. Vision is a Holy...