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Question & Answer Text Line Responses

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By Hans Rasmussen

As a means to answer questions that come up in your study of scripture or through our corporate study of the book of Deuteronomy, we have an anonymous text question line that we have provided for our church body during our Sunday gatherings. The questions below have been submitted via that process. We hope that the answers provided help bring some clarification to those questions. Thank you Mission Fellowship for being a people that desire to know the word of God and back up that desire with action. Our prayer as your leadership team is that we can continue to guide you in the ways of Jesus and answer questions as they arise from your own personal study time in God’s Word..

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What I Learned from the Prodigal Son and His Father

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By Alesia Gadach

“But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt compassion and ran and embraced him and kissed him.”  Luke 15:20

Reading this from the Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 has always caused an unexplained prick in my heart and an unexpected sting of tears in my eyes.  Recently I’ve been on a journey of transformation that led me to study in depth this parable and I discovered why it affected me so deep in my heart.

Truth and Confusion in the Christian

With so much information coming our way on a daily basis on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Email, and every other online medium, how can we even tell what is true and what is false?  Why are we constantly so confused by the world around us and how we are supposed to be "in it" but not "of it"?  In a short study this week, I pulled together the following verses that pointed me back to Jesus and His truth.  The simple fact of the matter is that the worldly system, including my own fleshly opinions and desires, are constantly pulling me away from Jesus' truth to pursue my own false truth.  Knowing this helps me to easily discern what is truth and what is a lie... that which draws me closer to Jesus and His commandments is truth.  That which does the opposite, is a lie.  I pray these few scriptures help remind you of that today...