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Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. Partnership is defined as “two or more people joined together in a common interest.” The Church is the extension of Jesus’ ministry in the earth. Believers are called by God to join together in the common interest of moving the Church forward. From the beginning of the Church in the Book of Acts to today, the generous support of believers resources the vision and ministry of the Church. True discipleship is when believers understand they have become partakers of the things of God and a partners in advancing the things of God.

Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. The Bible is replete with the Principle of Partnership. Jesus said that if two or three of you come into agreement concerning anything, I will be in your midst. God loves partnership to such an extent that He promises to be present when partners come into agreement. It is through the power of agreement that partners have the power to bind and loose. Kingdom Partnership empowers the Church to accomplish its mission in the earth! 

Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. The great redwood tress do not have tap roots, they have lateral roots. They draw their strength from having roots connected to other trees. This is a perfect example of the need we have to be rooted in Jesus as we partake in the Christian life with our fellow believers. To grow healthy roots we must love unconditionally, love sacrificially and love forgivingly. May we grow the supporting roots of love that Jesus shared on the cross. 

Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. Easter reminds us of what Jesus accomplished through His death, burial and resurrection. Because of Jesus we have Peace In Our Hearts, Pardon For Our Sins and Pouring Out Of God's Love To Others. Jesus changes everything. It is all Because of Jesus. 

Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. The sinister plot by the Jewish leaders to convict Jesus and to set the stage for His crucifixion was the hand of God. The evil idea of man was actually the eternal plan of God, because we desperately needed it. Jesus’ death brought forgiveness of sin, healed the hurting and called people out of hiding in sin. What seemed as a dark day was in fact a Good Friday.

Thank you for listening to our Surge Church Podcast. At the Last Supper, Jesus humbled Himself to wash the feet of His disciples. One of the last acts he performed before His betrayal and death was to demonstrate to His followers how to live humbly, how to serve sacrificially and how to love others. May we, as those who bear the name “Christian,” follow his example. In the good times. In the difficult times. And at all times in between.