Welcome to the powerful Christian church in Houston, TX! In this blog, we will explore our church's mission and impact as we seek to bring hope and healing to our community. Join us as we dive into the transformative power of faith and discipleship at our church in Houston.
As believers, we are called to be as ource of hope and healing for those around us. Just as Peter and John were on their way to the temple for prayer, we were called to be people of worship and discipleship. In Acts chapter 3, we see the power of an uplifting church and its impact on the world. Let's explore how we can answer the call to lift others up and make a difference in our community.
As believers, we are called to be asource of hope and healing for those around us. Just as Peter and John were ontheir way to the temple for prayer, we were called to be people of worship anddiscipleship. In Acts chapter 3, we see the power of an uplifting church in Houston and its impact onthe world. Let's explore how we can answer the call to lift others up and makea difference in our community.
God wants to meet your greatest need, andwe, as a church, need to be willing to see people in their need and not judgeor avert our attention. We need to be willing to get down in the dirt withsomebody, not to live there with them, but to lift people up and show a betterway, giving hope and sharing courage. Church is for the broken, and we need tobe ready to be a part of the solution, to make a difference in the lives ofthose who are hurting and in need. We must be willing to contribute and lift,allowing God's power to work through our hands to bring healing, restoration,and transformation.
The story of Peter and John healing the man who was lame from birth in Acts chapter 3 is a powerful demonstration of the miracles that God can perform. This miracle restored the man's physical health and brought about restoration and transformation in his life. The instantaneous healing and the restoration of man's ability to walk and leap serve as a testament to the power of God's miraculous work.
God used Peter and John as the instruments for this miracle. This demonstrates that God works through people to bring about miraculous healing and restoration. As believers, we are called to be God's hands and feet, willing to be used as vessels for His miraculous work in the lives of others.
The story in Acts chapter 3 reminds us that God can use ordinary people to perform extraordinary miracles. It also encourages believers that God's power is at work and that He can bring about healing, restoration, and transformation in the lives of those in need.
The story of Peter and John's encounter with the lame man also highlights the church's role in lifting people up. The church is called a source of hope and healing for the community. Just as Peter and John were on their way to the temple for prayer, the church is called a place of worship, discipleship, and transformation for those in need.
Church is not just a place for those who have it all together, but it is a place for the broken, the hurting, and the needy. It is a place where people can come as they are and experience the healing and restoration that comes from encountering the power of God.
As a church in Houston, we are called to lift people up out of their brokenness, show them a better way, give them hope, and share courage. This involves being willing to see people in their need, not judging or averting our attention, but being ready to get down in the dirt with somebody to lift them up and show them the transformative power of faith and discipleship.
Ultimately, the church has a vital role in being a source of healing, restoration, and transformation in the lives of those who are hurting and in need. By being willing to contribute and lift up, the church allows God's power to work through its members to bring about miraculous change in the lives of others.
As believers, we are called to be radically committed to lifting others up and making a difference in our community. Just as Peter and John were willing to see the need of the man who was lame from birth, we too must be willing to see people in their need and not judge or avert our attention. We need to be ready to get down in the dirt with somebody, not to live there with them, but to lift people up and show them a better way, giving hope and sharing courage. Church is for the broken, and we need to be ready to be a part of the solution, to make a difference in the lives of those who are hurting and in need. We must be willing to contribute and lift, allowing God's power to work through our hands to bring healing, restoration, and transformation. God wants to meet your greatest need, and we, as a church, need to be willing to be radically committed to making a difference and bringing hope and healing to our community.
Jesus told his disciples that the Harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. We need more workers and lifters willing to go out into the world and be the hands and feet of God. The world needs more of Jesus and less of us. We must be willing to contribute and serve in the church, our communities, homes, and workplaces. We must ask God to send more lifters and laborers to bring healing, restoration, and transformation to those in need. When we are willing to lift, God will work miracles through us. He will bring restoration to those who are broken, and He will use us to be a witness to the power and purpose of God. Let's be willing to be the workers and lifters the world needs, bringing hope and healing to those in need as a church in Houston.
God's miraculous power is at work, healing, and restoration to those in need. The story in Acts chapter 3demonstrates the instantaneous healing and repair of a man's ability to walk and leap, serving as a testament to the power of God's miraculous work. This story shows that God can use ordinary people to perform extraordinary miracles, reminding believers that God's power is at work to bring about healing, restoration, and transformation in the lives of those in need.
Just as Peter and John were the instruments through which the miracle was performed, God works through people to bring about miraculous healings and restoration. Believers are called to be God's hands and feet, willing to be used as vessels for His miraculous work in the lives of others. The promise of restoration and healing is a testament to the power of God's work in the lives of those in need.
The story of Peter and John's encounter with the lame man highlights the church's role in lifting people up. We are called to be a source of hope and healing for those in the community, not just a place for those who have it all together. The church is a place for the broken, the hurting, and the needy to come and experience the healing and restoration that comes from encountering the power of God.
As believers, we are called to be radically committed to lifting others up and making a difference in our community. The world needs more workers and lifters willing to go out and be God's hands and feet, bringing hope and healing to those in need. We must be willing to contribute and lift, allowing God's power to work through our hands to bring healing, restoration, and transformation.
Let's be willing to be the workers and lifters the world needs, bringing hope and healing to those in need. Through our commitment and service at our church in Houston, we can be a part of the solution, bringing about miraculous change in the lives of others. As a church in Houston, we can be a source of healing, restoration, and transformation in the lives of those who are hurting and in need.
Q: What is the purpose of the "Upside Down" series?
A: The "Upside Down" series is a five-week exploration of the first five chapters of the book of Acts, focusing on the transformative power of faith and discipleship in the Christian church.
Q: What is the call to action for believers?
A: Believers are called to be a source of hope and healing for those around us, willing to see people in their need, not judging or averting our attention, and ready to get down in the dirt with somebody to lift them up and show them a better way, giving hope, and sharing courage.
Q: Is there a need for more workers and lifters in the church?
A: Jesus told his disciples that the Harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. More workers and lifters are needed to go out into the world and be God's hands and feet, bringing hope and healing to those in need.
Q: What is the promise of restoration and healing?
A: God's miraculous power is at work, bringing healing and restoration to those in need. Believers are called to be God's hands and feet, willing to be used as vessels for His miraculous work in the lives of others, bringing about healing, restoration, and transformation.
Q: What is the commitment required to lift others up?
A: Believers are called to be radically committed to lifting others up and making a difference in the community. They must be willing to contribute and lift others and allow God's power to work through their hands to bring about healing, restoration, and transformation.
The "Upside Down" series provides a powerful message about the role of the Christian church in lifting people up and bringing hope and healing to the community. As believers, we are called to be sources of hope and transformation, willing to contribute and lift, allowing God's power to work through our hands to bring about miraculous change in the lives of others.
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