Winston Churchill understood the strength and cohesion found within a society that is built upon the family structure. As humans, we develop our characters and learn our values from our families. Each person in the family has responsibilities and obligations, and only when these are fulfilled does the family keep functioning. We are also part of God’s family, and that’s really just a bigger version of our smaller earthly family units—we learn values, we build characters, and we help each other out. Today we are commencing a new series of studies that examines God’s ideal for us as members of the heavenly family.
Hosted by: Rod Butler
Guests: Steven Groom & Rosemary Malkiewycz
Download the study notes at this link: www.3abnaustralia.org.au/resources/do…s/lgs-notes/
Joseph’s brothers sold him into Egyptian slavery, through divine intervention Joseph became prime minister of Egypt. A terrible famine followed, and his brothers turned...
The book of Ephesians redirects our focus from the allurements of this world, toward personally experiencing God’s amazing power through the Holy Spirit. We...
Jesus told wailing mourners that Jairus’s daughter was not dead, but sleeping—then He raised her from the dead. When Lazarus was dead, Jesus told...
