Friend of God | Did You Know? | David Asscherick
Join David Asscherick as he unpacks the intriguing field of epistemology, exploring the critical difference between belief and true knowledge. Through relatable examples, he illuminates the concept of incorrigible knowledge—truths we know intuitively—and the challenges of sharing these deep convictions, particularly in matters of faith.
From Now On | David Asscherick
David Asscherick unpacks the themes of selflessness and giving as exemplified in the life and death of Jesus. David draws on Matthew 16 and 2 Corinthians 5 to highlight the transformative power of living a life dedicated to serving others. Embrace a life of giving and experience the true resurrection life that begins here […]
Galatians Chapter 4 | David Asscherick
Dive into Galatians chapter 4 with David Asscherick as he focuses on the concept of spiritual inheritance and the believer’s identity as sons and daughters of God. From the connection to the Exodus narrative to the emphasis on the Trinity, this passage unveils a message of liberation and belonging, highlighting the richness of the […]
GR 8 | A Life-Changing Look at Romans 8 | David Asscherick and Nathan Renner
David Asscherick and Nathan Renner explore the latter part of Romans chapter 8, focusing on the shift from theological explanation to celebratory exclamation. By examining Paul’s rhetorical questions and affirmations, they reveal the core message of God’s unwavering support for believers.
Simple Church at Home | Join the Movement to Share the Gospel | Milton Adams
This training session by Milton Adams introduces the concept of simple house churches as a highly effective means of sharing the gospel with secular and unchurched individuals. From the biblical mandate of Matthew 28 to historical accounts of New Testament house churches, his presentation unveils a model for simple church that empowers laypeople to […]
Simple Church at Home | How to Start | Milton Adams
Milton Adams outlines the structure and purpose of a simple church gathering, emphasizing practical guidelines for implementation. By examining the five key components of a simple church gathering—breakfast, check-in, singing, Bible study, and children’s activity—he reveals a template designed to foster community, encourage participation, and promote spiritual growth.
