As followers of Christ, we can cultivate a dream for our lives that outlasts the world, transforms time, changes eternity, and advances His cause and His kingdom for His glory. In fact, that’s the story of the Bible. The Bible is filled with people who saw what life could look like in God’s kingdom and then moved forward in faith.

God has the masterplan of all God-glorifying dreams.

In Christ we were also chosen, having been predestined according to the plan of Him who works out everything in conformity with the purpose of His will, (Eph. 1:11)

The unraveling of God’s plan of salvation to mankind through the birth of His Son begins with this righteous and devout couple named Zechariah and Elizabeth, who have been barren for years, that somehow they have given up hope for having a child. Let us see their lives and learn four lessons on how we can gain hope in our seemingly “barren” situations.

#ChristmasAtBradford

How often do we need to say “thank you Lord?” Is it only when you’re about to hit another car and it missed and you said ‘thank you Lord.’ Or when you almost missed a flight but you made it then you say ‘thank you Lord.’ Should we only say thank you Lord when we’re spared from troubles or accidents or hassles in life? How often should we thank God?

Today we come to the third and last attitude (for this season) that makes a great life: Be Grateful.

Generosity is a cornerstone in having a great life because the presence of or lack of generosity in our lives gives us a very clear peek into our soul, spiritual condition, and life!

“Generosity is not about what’s in your bank account—it’s about what’s in your heart.” (Jeremiah, Dr. David)

Generosity is more than just giving out some money.

In this sermon, let us study, and emulate biblical generosity.

#AttitudesThatMakeAGreatLife

Greatness in the world is very different from the greatness described in the Bible. In the world, in order to be great, you have to have the 3 P’s: Position, Possession, and Power. But in God’s economy, greatness is marked by 3 G’s attitudes: Graciousness, Generosity, and Gratitude. These are the practical attitudes that we will be studying beginning today until Nov. 21.

Today, let's start with the first attitude that we must put on so that our lives will become great before people and before God.

God wants us to live each day of our lives here on earth in light of our future in heaven. Since heaven is the culmination of God’s redemptive plan, we’d better make heaven our standard for living.

As we are going to end our two-month series about heaven, I want us to wrap up everything and conclude our lesson about heaven with this message entitled Living in the Light of Heaven.

Welcome back to our series on Heaven and today we will continue our lesson about the New Heaven and New Earth.

In Part 1 of our study on New Heaven and New Earth, we take a trip down Revelations 20 and 21 to catch a glimpse of this promised New Heaven and New Earth.

What on earth is the Millennium?

Revelation chapter 20 introduces the glorious reign of Christ on this earth, which is known as the Millennium. 

As it speaks of a world without Satan or his schemes, and the reign of truth, justice, and beauty through Christ and His saints, this theological concept seems a little too fictional for many.

But the Bible - both in the Old and New Testament - make it clear that this is something in the timeline of the universe.

Listen to this crash course on the Millennium and its different views and perspectives. May this sermon not only fascinate your mind but turn your gaze upward and confess that truly, Jesus Christ is Lord.