http://rlcf.church
River of Life Christian Fellowship
1306 N Lincoln Avenue
Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The central message is that the greatest desire of God is for us to be filled with the Holy Spirit, which is the key to solving all life's problems. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus's desire to give the Spirit was so profound that he cried out for those who were thirsty. Furthermore, the speaker draws parallels between God's perfect plan for Jesus's life—including his humble birth and suffering—and God's perfect, loving plan for our lives, assuring us that His ways are perfect.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Jesus's call to the thirstyOn the last day of the feast, Jesus cried out inviting anyone who is thirsty to come to Him and drink from the rivers of living water, which refers to the Holy Spirit.
God's greater desire to fill usThe Lord wants to fill us with the Holy Spirit much more than we want to be filled, showing His desperation to give living water to those hungry after religious activities.
The Holy Spirit glorifies JesusThe Holy Spirit's role is to take what belongs to Jesus and declare it to us, making Jesus glorious and transforming us into His image.
A prayer to see only JesusThe speaker shares a hymn asking God to fill all vision so that sin is removed and only Jesus and His grace are seen.
The Father's perfect plan for Jesus's birth and sufferingJesus chose to be born in a manger with no glory to relate to the lowly, and every trial and suffering He faced was part of the Father's perfect plan.
God has the best plans for usGod loves us just as He loved Jesus, and He determines the times, boundaries, and families of all people so they might seek and find Him.Jeremiah 29:11John 17:23
God's ways are perfect and without mistakesBecause God's work is perfect and He knows all our mistakes and blunders ahead of time, we can rest in His compassionate care.Deuteronomy 32:4
Resting in the Lord's first-best planWhen we let go of past complaints about our upbringing or circumstances, we can see that God's plan is our first-best and walk without anxiety.Acts 17:30
http://rlcf.church
River of Life Christian Fellowship
1306 N Lincoln Avenue
Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The central message is that the greatest desire of God is for us to be filled with the Holy Spirit, which is the key to solving all life's problems. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus's desire to give the Spirit was so profound that he cried out for those who were thirsty. Furthermore, the speaker draws parallels between God's perfect plan for Jesus's life—including his humble birth and suffering—and God's perfect, loving plan for our lives, assuring us that His ways are perfect.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Jesus's call to the thirstyOn the last day of the feast, Jesus cried out inviting anyone who is thirsty to come to Him and drink from the rivers of living water, which refers to the Holy Spirit.
God's greater desire to fill usThe Lord wants to fill us with the Holy Spirit much more than we want to be filled, showing His desperation to give living water to those hungry after religious activities.
The Holy Spirit glorifies JesusThe Holy Spirit's role is to take what belongs to Jesus and declare it to us, making Jesus glorious and transforming us into His image.
A prayer to see only JesusThe speaker shares a hymn asking God to fill all vision so that sin is removed and only Jesus and His grace are seen.
The Father's perfect plan for Jesus's birth and sufferingJesus chose to be born in a manger with no glory to relate to the lowly, and every trial and suffering He faced was part of the Father's perfect plan.
God has the best plans for usGod loves us just as He loved Jesus, and He determines the times, boundaries, and families of all people so they might seek and find Him.Jeremiah 29:11John 17:23
God's ways are perfect and without mistakesBecause God's work is perfect and He knows all our mistakes and blunders ahead of time, we can rest in His compassionate care.Deuteronomy 32:4
Resting in the Lord's first-best planWhen we let go of past complaints about our upbringing or circumstances, we can see that God's plan is our first-best and walk without anxiety.Acts 17:30
