Greece Assembly Of God

The Supremacy of Christ in us means prayer is the centerpiece of our walk with God. Let's grow together as we finish out our series on Colossians.

"And whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him." - Colossians 3:17. It's all about Jesus.

No matter where you are in your Christian walk, it's time to move forward. Colossians chapter 3 gives us a practical guide to Christian living, and how to move forward in our relationship with Jesus.

Colossians 2:10 tells us that we are "complete in Him." Think of that, the fullness of the Godhead, living in us.

Isaiah 53 has been called "the gospel according to Isaiah." It describes the Messiah as the suffering servant, beaten, bruised, and wounded, that His people might be saved. Jesus was the fulfillment of Isaiah 53. The Jewish Messiah, come to save the world.

Jesus, the supreme, sufficient king, who sees, knows, and loves you.

Happy Resurrection Sunday! What a difference a day makes. From death to life, from condemned to forgiven, from hopeless to hopeful. Jesus' resurrection changed everything!

Jesus is a better king. Jesus is the perfect king. Pastor Pat teaches on the difference Jesus makes.

Jude calls us to contend for the faith, watching to ensure that what is important is protected. That starts with examining our own lives compared to Scripture, then helping others who may be straying.

A look at three men, and three views. What will you do with the gifts, talents, time, and connections God has given you?

What does it mean to love in truth? What is the truth? What does God require of me? Pastor Dan takes us through the book of 2 John.

In the book of Philemon we see that God often asks us to do hard things. When we obey Him, we get to see the truth of Romans 8:28, that He works all things for the good of those who love Him.

As we conclude our series in the book of Jonah, we see his relationship with a plant that gave him shade, and the people God sent him to speak to. Jonah was more concerned with the plant that brought him comfort than the souls of the people who made him uncomfortable. The question we need to answer is 'will we have a heart for lost people like God, or will our heart be selfish like Jonah's?'

God loved the Ninevites, and God loved Jonah. He could have sent anyone to deliver His message, but He wanted to work in Jonah's life. What is God working out in your life? Sometimes the challenges are what He's using to stretch and shape us.

Like the prodigal son, Jonah had run from God and come up empty. From the belly of the fish he cries out to the Lord, and finds Him ready to receive him and give him a fresh start. God loves to give mercy to those who come to Him, including you and me.

Charles Spurgeon once said "God never allows His children to sin successfully." Jonah was running from God, encountered a ferocious storm, and was swallowed by a great fish. In chapter 2 we have a recording of Jonah's prayer from the belly of the fish, and can learn the distinction between sorrow, confession, and true repentance.

Jonah was running from God, and sleeping in a sinking ship... not a good look for God's messenger. The church is called to be ambassadors of Christ to all the world. Are we running, sleeping, or obeying?

There's a little Jonah in all of us. God sends us one way and Satan is happy to provide transportation in the other direction. Join us to see how God uses storms to show His grace.