Keeping the Vision, Part One
We're often led to believe that it is in human ingenuity and dreams that take a team, a church or business where it needs to go. In this study based on Ephesians 3:20-21 Alistair Begg teaches the importance of acknowledging instead that we're to be carried along by divine initiative as we prayerfully submit to God and His Word. Since all power comes from God, then all glory must go to Him. In keeping the vision of the Church, we must always focus on God, not on man; stretch our faith concerning God’s unlimited abilities; and view our future in light of eternity. It is only through the power God in the gospel that lives, churches and cities will be transformed.
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We're often led to believe that it is in human ingenuity and dreams that take a team, a church or business where it needs to go. In this study based on Ephesians 3:20-21 Alistair Begg teaches the importance of acknowledging instead that we're to be carried along by divine initiative as we prayerfully submit to God and His Word. Since all power comes from God, then all glory must go to Him. In keeping the vision of the Church, we must always focus on God, not on man; stretch our faith concerning God’s unlimited abilities; and view our future in light of eternity. It is only through the power God in the gospel that lives, churches and cities will be transformed.