Matt Smethurst cautioned students: “If Peter could fall into the category of approval-seeking, gospel-denying behavior, so can you and I. Galatians 2:11 is a living illustration of Galatians 1:10.”
Reflecting on the prayer of Jesus for believers to be brought into complete unity with Him, Wright reminded students that Jesus knew how difficult the times would be for His followers to navigate as He approached the cross.
Speaking out of Philippians 4:6-9, Fred Luter Jr. challenged University of Mobile students Sept. 3 during their chapel service to pray right, think right and live right.
Students should “rise up and represent the initiation of God in every area of their lives,” urged pastor Chris Bell during the Aug. 27 chapel service at the University of Mobile.
“We also want kids and families to have a deeper love for God’s Word. For many of us, God’s Word is an afterthought when it should be our lifeblood,” said Dave Ray.
Founded in 2002, ZOE International’s mission is to reach every person with God’s love and rescue every child from human trafficking through prevention, rescue and restoration programs in the US, Thailand, Mexico, Japan and Australia.
Logan Meek enjoys using visual illustrations to coordinate with Bible lessons — like adding a few extra ingredients to a birthday cake to show how sin “messed everything up.”
By using over-the-top object lessons, the husband-and-wife team of David and Kylie Knight entertains audiences in a variety of settings while sharing the gospel with all ages.
