Joy In Him Christian Fellowship

One of the ways that we can be good stewards is by utilizing the various talents that have been given to us. Jesus instructs us that we can experience greatness in The Kingdom by learning to serve others.

To each one of us has been given an equal amount of time. Are we using that time wisely or are we allowing that time to go to waste? This teaching will give you some practical how-to's in being a good steward of our days.

Being good stewards of our time begins with putting first things first. Our daily time of devotion to knowing who The Father is should be our first priority.

Examining the parable of the prodigal son, we can find traits from all three individuals mentioned from which to model our behavior.

This series on biblical stewardship begins with the fundamental truth that we are not the owners; we are the managers of all that belongs to God.

This series is concluded by examining scripture to see peace as an actual dimension for us to inhabit.

This teaching examines a place of perfect peace that only comes through our relationship with The Father.

We are to seek and pursue peace, but what does that really mean? Diving into the Hebrew meaning, we will discover that pursuing peace has a two-fold meaning.

The series begins by looking at the difference between the peace that the world brings and the peace that only God can bring. His peace is far greater than anything we could ever achieve on earth. His peace passes our understanding, our questioning and wondering.

Easter is a time where we celebrate our risen King. Jesus, our King, gave great promise of eternal life through emptiness; an empty cross and the empty tomb.

Words are as a seed sown into the ground and they produce a harvest. We are living today the results of words spoken yesterday. This series is concluded by examining the effect that words have on our circumstances and creating the future that we desire.

We are living life by design or by default. The key to living life by design is to have an intentional plan and to have laser focus in the actions we take. Each action is seed sown that will reap a harvest.

Abraham, our father of faith, is a fine example of how one's belief system is the catalyst to achieving a better future. In this teaching you will learn principles such as to not consider the circumstance, how to strengthen your faith and how to be fully convinced of God's Word.

The Word of God outlines what we are to do with our thought life. Keeping close guard over what takes place between our ears is the key to elevating our lives to higher levels.

In order to become something I've never been, I have to do something I've never done. The starting point for taking new action begins with a new way of thinking.

As children of God we have unlimited potential. But if we all have the same potential, why is it that others seem to have more success in life than others? Pastor Jonathan answers this question by examining our belief system.

Life is full of tough decisions. But what if there were a way to take the difficulty of making those decisions? Find out how in this teaching.

A continual meditation on God's Word is a key aspect in living a life that is happy, stable, fruitful and blessed.

What sort of spiritual routines do you have in place to take you to the future of being happy, stable, fruitful and blessed? This series kicks off with a call to develop consistent disciplines to set you on the path to success.

Living a life of blessing is a wonderful thing, as obedience doesn't come without reward. But what is the purpose for that blessing, if not to be shared with others?