Ever find yourself coming home from a trip or had a busy week that left you without any fresh groceries? If so, this recipe is perfect for you! Called Traveler’s Stew, this appropriately named dish just takes a can of soup, noodles, and grated cheese. Easy to dress up a bit, this simple, yet hearty dish is sure to bring comfort after a long day of being on the road.
Today Dr. Deborah shares with us a passage of Scripture from John 14. Jesus is addressing the concern some of His disciples expressed upon His leaving. With this teaching, we are comforted, much like the disciples, that because we know Jesus, we know the Father, and where Jesus is, we will also be. We do not need to seek any other way outside of Him!
In our second week of The Words of Jesus we’ll be breaking down what living in the fullness and abundance of life within Christ Jesus means. Join our host, Dr. Deborah Harper, as we hear from Bible-teacher, Shermaine Jones, on Jesus’ teaching in the Gospel of John, how we can know the Father through Him, so that we might live like Him, surrendering our lives, so we may live fully in His light!
In worship today, Galen sings, “Holy Forever.” A song that reminds us that we are created to worship our Lord, Our Most Holy God, for eternity. We pray that this is an uplifting time for you!
Looking for a savory, protein-packed, and low-carb brunch option? Rachel and her daughter, Viviana, welcome you into the kitchen as they prepare together a crustless quiche. Full of spinach, sausage, cheese, and spices this dish has an amazing aroma that will warm a room, and a delicious taste that will set the table, and fill the hungry!
In the day to day, we can have the fullness of life in Jesus! But as Christians looking to follow our Lord, what does He say that we must do to live in the fullness of life? Join Bible-teacher, Shermaine Jones, as she teaches from the Gospel of John, diving into the words of Jesus and what He says we must do to have fullness of life!
In this first Edition of our Fall series “The Words of Jesus,” we have Dr. Deborah sharing a teaching on “Repentance and Forgiveness.” Taking a look into the lessons Jesus taught, will help us repent, if we have wronged someone, or forgive, if they have wronged us.
In this time of worship, we pray that you are blessed by Galen singing, “I Trust in God,” a song of remembrance that we can wholly surrender to the Lord, for He is trustworthy!
Join Dr. Deborah, in the kitchen, as she prepares a classic recipe, and a family-favorite weekend breakfast, French toast!
