Fellowship of the Cross Podcast Josh Hansen

Jewish Sabbath emphasizes strict rest and specific rules, while the Christian Sabbath centers around prayer, attending divine service, and the significance of Christ’s resurrection on Sunday. Both traditions have their unique practices, but the common thread is the observance of a sacred day for spiritual reflection and connection with the divine. 

Today, we delve into the depths of Paul's prayer for the Ephesians, a prayer that extends to us, reaching across time and space. In Ephesians 3:14-21, we find a passage that is a treasure trove of spiritual wealth, a call to comprehend the incomprehensible, and an invitation to be filled with the fullness of God.

we gather to explore the topic of the End Times—a subject that has fascinated believers for centuries 

In our walk with God, we often face challenges and obstacles that seem insurmountable. Whether it's personal struggles, ministry responsibilities, or the weight of our calling, we can feel overwhelmed. But Zechariah 4:6 provides a powerful reminder: "Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit," says the LORD Almighty. Let's explore what it means to live by the Spirit.

, let us open our hearts and minds to the possibility that these beloved creatures are more than mere companions—they can be channels of divine grace.

Both **Hesed** and **Agape** reveal God's character—a love that is faithful, merciful, and enduring. As we seek to understand these concepts, may we embrace God's love and extend it to others, knowing that it surpasses our finite comprehension.