Cedar Crest Bible Fellowship Church

Jesus saves sinners and gives them authority for service in the Kingdom of God.

In our new relationship of grace with God, He both commands and empowers each of us to take steps in our daily walk with Him.

Christ is calling on His people to pray for more Christian workers to gather the lost and shepherd the people of God.

In your relationship with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus.

This is written so that we would believe and rejoice that Jesus is the Risen Christ.

By dying on the cross, Jesus finished the fulfillment of the law, disarmed the devil, paid our sin debt, and absorbed the wrath of God.

Jesus is the Conquering King who has ultimately come to save us from our sin, so that we can have eternal life.

Do you believe hat Jesus is the only one to demonstrate total authority over disability and the devil, because He is the Divine Messiah?

 We should have great hope, because Jesus has authority over death and disease.

We cannot continue in our old life of sin, because our union with Christ is always comprehensive, including both what His death and His resurrection have accomplished in us, so that we must always consider this union to be irrevocably and irreversibly empowering our new life.

Why does an all-powerful and all-loving God allow so much suffering in the world?

Let's rejoice because of our New Covenant blessings, and fast for more of Jesus' presence until He comes back.

Jesus came to save sinners, by calling them to follow Him.

Jesus has authority to forgive your sins.

Jesus has complete authority over the demonic realm, and only He can set us free from Satan's control.

We cannot continue in sin, because God's grace has already triumphed over sin.

We should trust Jesus, because He has authority over all things.

Following Jesus will cost you personal comfort and the pursuit of personal wealth.

The physical healings that Jesus performed point us to the healing of the heart that the Gospel offers us.

One day, everyone will bow the knee to Jesus, who paid the price for the sins of the world.