Pastor James W Greer - Journey Church - Journey to the Light | In His Presence


The greatest gift is to live in God's power and presence. We have the privilege of witnessing Christ's power. Things happen as a result of His presence. Jesus came to bring us out of the darkness and into the light.


The power of His presence is the greatest present of all. (Luke 1:39-45, NKJV)

Jesus caused things to happen while in Mary’s womb; apart from Him she could not bring about miracles. Jesus being present in the room changes everything. Carry Jesus in your heart.

The privilege of the present. (Luke 1:43-45, NKJV)

Don’t let the question be “What can I get?” but “Why I am so privileged to receive such a gift as His Son?” Knowing God sent His Son as a gift for you should be bring joy.

The purpose of the present. (Luke 1:79, NKJV)

Jesus came to give us light and save us from darkness (Hell). (John 1:4-5, ESV) Victory over darkness. (2 Corinthians 2:14, NKJV) Give others light and hope. (Matthew 5:15-16, NKJV; 1 Peter 2:12, NKJV)

Journey Church
2900 Donahue Ferry Rd, Pineville, LA 71360
Phone (318) 640-1273
Website https://jcpineville.com/









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