Wellston Mbc Morning Message

One of the areas that Christianity has most compromised today is in sexual immorality. Yet we find the Bible is very clear that God commands purity of His people.

Due to the bad weather and poor attendance, we took a break from our series in 1 Corinthians. This week we look at dealing with the reviling that Christians face when they follow Christ.

One of the most damaging problems in churches is division. Paul addresses that problem in the church at Corinth.

We're opening our study of 1 Corinthians this week.

Peter's reconciliation with Christ led him to follow even unto his death.

Peter went fishing after Jesus' death. Our tendency is to return to "normal" when difficulty comes our way. Jesus reminds Peter and us to stand firm in what He has called us to.

We serve a risen Savior! Sometimes we have to be reminded the gloriousness of Jesus resurrection.

During the holidays we can't forget that Jesus didn't stay a child. He grew into a perfect sacrifice for out sins.

The prayer of Jesus before His death on the cross shows us a great example of intercessory prayer.

There is often confusion about the Holy Spirit's ministry. John 16 gives us some insight.

Abiding in Christ is what moves us from believers to friends of Christ.

Like the disciples in the upper room, we are often troubled. Christ shows how we ought to respond.