We as a church hope to have an insatiable desire to look more like Jesus. As many can casually approach the Lord, we want to be a group that seeks him with all of us. Jesus is looking for a people on fire for Him. But how can we develop an insatiable desire to look like him?

As hunger is developed physically by developing habits of eating, we want to encourage the same for our spiritual life. The desperation for God will not begin till we begin to seek him, but the promise that we have is that when we seek, we will find. And when we hunger, we will be filled.

We consider different areas of our life that we must develop a hunger and how we can begin to do that day to day. As always, we appreciate you listening and joining in online. If you have any questions, please reach out to us at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com. Thanks again and we pray you look more like Jesus each day.

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As God continues to guide us towards the vision of the church, we emphasize the importance of having heaven in our homes.

Many times, we value and put great importance into the mission fields, as we should. We pray, we prepare and we plan in preparation. We want to also encourage believers to see their homes as mission fields where they can bring the gospel and the fullness of Jesus. The same work required for the mission field will be required for your home! So get ready to be used by God where you are!

As we study the story of Noah and how he saved his family, we learn what is required for us to begin to see our homes as mission fields. As always thanks for listening and we hope you have a great week. Feel free to reach out to us at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com.

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We as a people should have a desire to experience God fully.

Churches have lost an eagerness for the Lord and we hope as a church that there are tangible experiences with God as we see in the scriptures, but for that to occur, what is required of us?

We contrast the story of The Tower of Babel with the Day of Pentecost to see what was required for a group to experience God in his fullness. Our hope in learning from the text is that we can experience greater depths of the Lord.

As always, thanks for tuning in. Our prayer is that you grow in your eagerness for the Lord. If you have any prayer requests or questions, email us at theservingchurchdallas@gmail.com. Thanks and have a great week.

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