Ignition Tucson

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We continue our study on Oneness as we address who the one Lord is and compare truth and other religions. We take a brief look at how the world and science screams out the glory of our Creator.

We will unpack what Paul means that we are one body that is joined by one Spirit with one hope. What are you putting your hope in?

We discuss what is means to live in a manner worthy of our calling as followers of Jesus. What characteristics should my life be shaped by?

Join us as we transition into the second half of the book of Ephesians. Here we talk about what our calling is as Christians and the reason knowing the “why” before the “what” is so important.

Why is the Church described as the Body of Christ? What is your role in the Body?

The Bible teaches that Jesus is God, but is He fully God? If so, then why does He pray to the Father? Let’s take a look at what Scripture says about this divine relationship.

Here we talk about the importance of our actions in terms of sharing the Gospel with the world. Do actions save us? How are we saved? And what are we saved from?

Paul prays that the “eyes of your hearts would be enlightened”. What does that mean? And what is our response?

What does the Bible say about who God is? Here we will look at what Scripture has to say about different characteristics about the nature of the Holy God.

Here we will discuss pouring out the love and grace that we have received as Christians, one way to practice true humility, and what wisdom means from a Biblical perspective.

Is all truth relative? If not, what does that mean in terms of God and religion?

Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do in our lives? Here we take a look at what Scripture tells us about the power and work of the Holy Spirit.

What promises does our God give us to reveal to us His great love for us? What is the reasonable response? See what the Bible says about what it looks like to love God and love your neighbor as yourself.