Week 17: A Faith That Changes Your Family’s Story

After the resurrection, Peter found himself carrying the heavy burden of failure. He had denied Jesus publicly after boldly declaring that he would never fall away. Many believers can relate to this experience.

The Gospel of Matthew aptly presents Jesus as the promised Messiah and the fulfilment of the Law and the Prophets (Matthew 5:17).

Many people think revival is primarily about powerful meetings, miracles, or emotional experiences. While God certainly works in those ways, the greatest revival takes place when a sinner is born again.

Evangelism and missions are two expressions of God’s redemptive plan. Evangelism is the local proclamation of the gospel, sharing Christ within our immediate environment: family, workplace, and community.

Most believers remember the joy of salvation: the awareness of forgiveness, a new identity in Christ, and the excitement of walking with God. We worshiped with heartfelt praise, prayed fervently, and loved God’s Word sincerely.