Emmaus Fellowship

John 2:1

John 2 is a miraculous invitation into oneness with Christ. To become united and one with Him. What we learn from this story is that religion does not produce what we are really longing for. This story reminds us that Jesus wants us to have the freedom to manifest the love and the life of Jesus in our lives.

 

Presented on April 30, 2023

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Starting in John 1:43, "come and see" is the theme here. Jesus is constantly reminding us to come and experience Him. 

Through Nathaniel's story in John, Chris encourages us to trust the ways of Jesus. And to see the fulfillment of God's promise to bring the divine tangibly into your life. 

 

Presented on April 16, 2023

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Presented on April 09, 2023

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As Chris reads through John 1:29-42, consider these prompts:

 

1. What do you want?

2. Where is Jesus ("Where is Jesus staying")?

3. Come and see, go to where Jesus is

4. Allow Jesus to look intently at you. Who does Jesus say that you are?

 

Presented on April 02, 2023

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John 1:1

In this episode, Chris is encouraging us that the Lord is working to redeem our individual voices. He talks about the significance of putting ourselves in the way of beauty and the way the voice of God speaks within the context of beauty.

 

 

Presented on March 12, 2023

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In Ephesians 6, we are referred to as the army of God. Also in Ephesians 6, Paul leads us to understand that we need to be in the Lord for the armor of God to envelop us. God will give you everything you need to Stand.

 

Scripture References

Eph 6:10-13

Eph 1:21,22

Eph 2:10, 18-22

2 Cor. 4

 

Presented on March 05, 2023

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Chris Austin shares a personal encounter with the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the idea that the Lord could heighten our awareness about the interior life we can have with Him. There is an invitation to a contemplative life of discovering what it means to be in Christ, as Christ is in us. This can be our abiding place.

 

Scripture References:

John 15

Gen 1:1

Col 1:15

 

Presented on February 26, 2023

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*Suicide Trigger Warning*

In this episode, Chris Austin addresses the need for mental health awareness to be a part of the church. Discussing some “other ways” when met with thoughts of suicide, and inviting anyone to reach out when they need support, encouraging listeners that there are accessible resources.

 

Chris Austin also addresses some big questions: 1. Do you think Jesus is God? 2. When did the word of God become scripture? He walks us through scripture leading us to the knowledge that Jesus is the Word and the Word of God is written on our hearts.

 

Presented on February 12, 2023

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A teaching on faith and miracles. Brian Finemore Discusses how faith is shown in scripture as a gift given by the Holy Spirit. Our role in developing faith is by changing the way we think about things, thinking about God’s thoughts after him, or having a Christian Worldview. Brian also dives into the Lord’s desire for our participation in miracles, and God’s purposeful limitations.

 

Scripture References:

Matthew 21:18

John 5:17 

1 Cor 12 

Gen 1: 26 & 27

 

Presented on February 05, 2023

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James 5:13-20

 

In this episode, Chris Austin discusses being a functioning community of faith that spiritually interacts with the supernatural love of God to bring restoration. He breaks down Christian spirituality as entering a posture of receptivity so we give from a place of receiving and work from a place of rest, moving from self-reliance to God-reliance.

 

Presented on January 29, 2023

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