FOLLOW ME - Introduction

<p><strong>Purpose:</strong> </p><p>We want the entire GoChurch family to receive a revelation of God as our source. His will for our lives is complete provision for ourselves as well as for the purpose that He has for us. God is our provider, but we can start from where we are w ... Show More

<p><strong>Purpose:</strong></p><p>We want the entire GoChurch family to receive a revelation of God as our source. His will for our lives is complete provision for ourselves as well as for the purpose that He has for us. God is our provider, but we can start from where we are wi ... Show More

<p><strong>Purpose:</strong> </p><p>We want the entire GoChurch family to receive a revelation of God as our source. His will for our lives is complete provision for ourselves as well as for the purpose that He has for us. God is our provider, but we can start from where we are w ... Show More

If you profess to be a Christian, that means that you profess to follow Jesus Christ. But, of course, that presupposes that you know who Jesus is—where he came from, what he came to do, where he went, and what he continues to do until the end of time. Our understanding of Jesus c ... Show More

God has granted us his word and his Spirit to guide us into all truth. Does that mean we don’t really need anyone to teach or instruct us in the ways of the faith. 

<p>Friends, as we continue now our reading of the Gospel of Luke, we have today a great portrait of the Church—what the Church looks like, what its central concerns are, and what the demands upon it are. The setting is Jesus sending out seventy-two disciples. Put yourself in that ... Show More

Is there a part of your life that you are afraid to share with God? Perhaps, there are things you would like to keep hidden from everyone. Dr. Edward Sri dives into the Gospel passage from last Sunday about Jesus and the leper. He explains how Jesus responds to the leper and what ... Show More

<p><span data-sheets-root="1" data-sheets-value= "{"1":2,"2":"There is a difference between simply knowing about God and really knowing Him. A genuine, personal relationship with Him should impact us through and through. When we truly know God as He is, with no religious fluff ad ... Show More

This Bible study devotional covers Joel 2:18-3:21. In this passage, God responds to Israel’s repentance with promises of mercy and restoration. As always, we are committed to showing you how Jesus fulfills these specific passages. In Joel 2:18-3:21, we show Jesus and his Spirit f ... Show More

How do “spiritual wisdom and understanding” fill us with the knowledge of God’s will for our daily lives? Pastor John explains from Colossians 1:9. 

<p>As Christians, we don’t always feel like loving and serving each other the way God calls us to. This is an unavoidable truth. But in those moments when our hearts are out of step with God’s Word, how should we respond and what passages of Scripture should we look to? Kim and S ... Show More