Is a “changed life” really possible? If we’re honest, most of us would say no. Maybe you’ve tried numerous programs that promise big changes, but in reality, they deliver very little results. You long for transformation, but don’t know where to begin. There’s good news for you! Life change is possible! God created you to grow, to change, to experience intimacy and adventure. In this series, from Ephesians 4, you will learn how true life change can happen to you. You’ll be able to identify the barriers that have held you back from receiving God’s best and you’ll also learn how to break out of a destructive lifestyle so you can become the person you’ve always longed to be. This fresh approach to spiritual transformation is designed to move you from the frustration of failure to the freedom you have in Christ.
Would you like to experience real, lasting, positive life change, but just don’t know how? Join Chip as he begins a series called, “Transformed: The Miracle of Life Change.” If you want victory over attitudes and behaviors that have tripped you up on your spiritual journey, Chip gives hope and encouragement that lasting change really is possible.
Will healthy living, getting in shape, eating better, or sleeping 8 hours a day bring about the life change that you’re looking for? Chip explores where life change comes from and how to begin to experience it, starting today.
Is it really possible to change your life? How do you take hold of those claims from scripture about power, and victory, and new life? Chip shares where the power to change comes from and it might surprise you.
Where do you get the power to change? Is it in regular Bible reading? Church attendance? Mission trips? What brings about the change that we all long to see in our lives? Chip explores this question and provides an answer that might surprise you.
Deep inside each of us is an image of the better person we long to become. Chip continues this series with a look at how God transforms us from the inside out. And as you’ll hear, the process He’s created to do this work is not what you might expect.