Some well known Bible passages become so familiar to us, we tune them out and don´t consider the depth of their understanding or how we should relate or apply its truths to our lives. Psalm 23 is so popular and so used... because it is so good. In it, God reveals Himself and some of His promises to us. Pr. Nathanael begins a look at this famous Psalm analyzing the terms found in verse 1.

The Apostle Paul firmly knew that our conversations with God through prayer are mighty and powerful, and show the relationship He wants to have with us.

A powered toy without batteries is useless and doesn´t fulfill it´s task. Witness its source of power would be meaningless, unsuccessful and powerless. The disciples had been promised this power but were commanded to wait for its arrival. They had been gathered in prayer and preparation for that special time to arrive. The power to witness is the Holy Spirit - a personal part of the trinity, not some special force, who is not manipulated by humans but does not overpower the human will. Pastor Nathanael delves into six ways in which the Holy Spirit empowers the witness.

The mission, the task of being a witness about Jesus, has been given to all Christians. It is not an impossible mission. Pr. Nathanael shares four principles that Christians must evaluate about accepting the task.

Individuals, families, organizations - all face times of decision making that will have great impact on their future. The Bible records some events that faced the early church of Jerusalem. The decisions they made affected many generations, even into today. Acts 2:42-47 Acts 4:1-4