Johnston River of Life

Why does the number 3 show up over and over again in the Bible? Is there a significance to this number?

3 - 7 - 12 - 40; Why do some numbers show up over and over again in the Bible? Do you ever find life occasionally lines up in an inexplicable event? Does coincidence ever feel like it happens more often than the normal? Do numbers in the Bible have significance?

Jean-Paul Sartre says, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." To live without chains, without walls, we must accept that sometimes we will be caught in the rain, but we cannot allow the actions of others to hinder our ability to live life, and to love them even more than their storm.

Jean-Paul Sartre says, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." To live without chains, without walls, we must accept that sometimes we will be caught in the rain, but we cannot allow the actions of others to hinder our ability to live life, and to love them even more than their storm.

Jean-Paul Sartre says, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." To live without chains, without walls, we must accept that sometimes we will be caught in the rain, but we cannot allow the actions of others to hinder our ability to live life, and to love them even more than their storm.

Jean-Paul Sartre says, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you." To live without chains, without walls, we must accept that sometimes we will be caught in the rain, but we cannot allow the actions of others to hinder our ability to live life, and to love them even more than their storm.

Have you ever taken a trip only to find a detour? In life we often must go a direction we didn't intend. But God is with us on the journey. It is said that truly happy people are the ones who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.

Have you ever taken a trip only to find a detour? In life we often must go a direction we didn't intend. But God is with us on the journey. It is said that truly happy people are the ones who can enjoy the scenery on a detour.

Acknowledging our flaws can bring us a much greater peace than trying to be flawless. Join us at Johnston River of Life in Johnston Iowa as we consider the topic of forgiveness during Lent 2014.

Acknowledging our flaws can bring us a much greater peace than trying to be flawless. Join us at Johnston River of Life in Johnston Iowa as we consider the topic of forgiveness during Lent 2014.

Last sermon in the Series! Don't miss the culmination of how Love Validates All Things!!!

Love is our Theme in February. Join us this week to see how our faith requires Love!

How do you use your knowledge, intellect, and wisdom? This is a great look at I Cor. 13 and how we are called to do all things with Love.