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Apprenticeship
Love God
We are created in God's image, which means we are His children, His royal representatives, and His priests. That sounds great! But how do we live that way? Join us on The Apprenticeship to find out!
At the young age of 12, Jesus already showed wisdom in maintaining His priorities. Join us In His Footsteps as we look at how Jesus balanced the earthly and heavenly claims on Him. We'll learn something from His example!
In His Workshop, we've been looking at what it means to be created in God's image. Now it's time to get practical! How do we live in His image? Jesus, quoting Deuteronomy, shows us the way. Join us as we look closer at the greatest commandment for living!
Before we can be effective spiritual rescue workers, we must first have a daily rescue experience with Jesus. Once He rescues us, we journey with Him towards being more like Him. This journey is called sanctification. What is that, and how does it work? Come and see on The Apprenticeship!
Hosts
Douglas Pereira
Rebeca Pereira
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