Tag: Christian Crusaders

  • All the Places to Go: The Open Door – Christian Crusaders

    All the Places to Go: The Open Door – Christian Crusaders

    Sometimes God opens doors to us, which lead to an adventure we never anticipated. These doors can take us in directions and to exciting places we never dreamed of. When God opened a door to Abraham, he entered and thereby set into motion God’s rescue plan for the world. Join us as we learn to…

  • The Contest of Gods – Christian Crusaders

    The Contest of Gods – Christian Crusaders

    Where do we derive our security, our purpose, our motivation in life? Where is the pure object of our affection focused? Our message this week takes a trip to Mount Carmel in Israel and a contest of gods between Baal of the Caanites and Yahweh, the God of the Israelites and the prophet Elijah. It…

  • How to Have a 3 a.m. Friendship – Christian Crusaders

    How to Have a 3 a.m. Friendship – Christian Crusaders

    With all the loneliness in the world, sometimes we need a special friend with whom we can openly safely share our most intimate thoughts. Someone who is always there when we need them with encouragements and affirmations. We need God with skin on. Source: How to Have a 3 a.m. Friendship – Christian Crusaders

  • A Couple Good Reasons to Pray: The Early Church Did . . . – Christian Crusaders

    A Couple Good Reasons to Pray: The Early Church Did . . . – Christian Crusaders

    Prayer is a gift given to us from our great God, a privilege. It means we can connect with the Creator of the universe, and it is an important part of our walk with Him. Let’s look at an incredible New Testament story that reveals the power of prayer among believers in Christ. Source: A…

  • A Couple Good Reasons to Pray: Nehemiah Did . . . – Christian Crusaders

    A Couple Good Reasons to Pray: Nehemiah Did . . . – Christian Crusaders

    Is prayer your first impulse or last resort? The story of Nehemiah is one of restoration, but also one of faithfulness. It was written for workers in God’s Kingdom – the Church – and offers us great advice when facing overwhelming problems and odds. Source: A Couple Good Reasons to Pray: Nehemiah Did . .…

  • Does Jesus Care? – Christian Crusaders

    Does Jesus Care? – Christian Crusaders

    How is your prayer life? Prayer is the language of faith and a privilege of intimacy with the Lord of the cosmos. God is in the business of erasing our naughty deeds and restoring us and transforming us. He does not want to leave us stuck in the same destructive patterns of our sin and…

  • How to Be Great – Christian Crusaders

    How to Be Great – Christian Crusaders

    As human beings, we seem to be fascinated by the subject of greatness. We talk of greatness in the world of sports. Historians talk of great statesmen, great Presidents. In entertainment, we argue over who are the greatest actors or movies or bands of all time. In our story for today, we find Jesus giving…

  • Following Jesus Means Denial – Christian Crusaders

    Following Jesus Means Denial – Christian Crusaders

    It is music to our ears when we hear someone say to us, I’m all in! Jesus, also, wants to hear and see this all-in attitude from His followers. He calls us to “take our cross” – deny ourselves – and follow Him, which requires a very high commitment on our part. Let’s talk more…

  • Twisted: Will God Really Give Me a Cadillac if I Ask? – Christian Crusaders

    Twisted: Will God Really Give Me a Cadillac if I Ask? – Christian Crusaders

    If you ask theologians what the most misused verse in the Bible is, many of them will likely reply it is Luke 11:9 – “Ask and it will be given . . .” As with any Bible verse, it can be lifted out of its specific context and made to fit a particular theological slant.…

  • Twisted: God’s Plan For Us – Christian Crusaders

    Twisted: God’s Plan For Us – Christian Crusaders

    In all likelihood, you are probably familiar with these words from Scripture: “For surely I know the plans I have for you,” says the Lord, “plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope.” They are beautiful, comforting words, but we need to ask, What are they really all…