Denise Renner

To stay on track and be effective in what God has called you to do, it is essential to make an honest review of yourself and your situations on a regular basis. By staying well-informed of the facts and monitoring your progress, you can know where you are and how to chart a course to where you need to be. Join us for Home Group as we continue our discussion on Starting the New Year Strong.

The first step to starting the new year strong is to purposely recall to your remembrance the vision God has given you for your life. Keeping God’s calling in front of you fills your heart and mind with purpose and meaning. It motivates you to move toward to fulfill your destiny. Tune in to Home Group as we begin our discussion on Starting the New Year Strong!

One of the most beautiful things you can wear is a forgiving heart. Today, join Denise and discover just how beautiful a forgiving heart can be.

By studying the examples of Simeon and Anna as they waited for the coming of the Lord, we can learn what we need to do to prepare our hearts and lives for His next coming. Join us on Home Group as we wrap up our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

When Jesus was born, God the Creator took on the form of human flesh and lived among us. Although many reject Him, to those who re¬ceive Him, He gives the authority to become a son or daughter of God. This is one of the greatest blessings of the Christmas story. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

Jesus was God manifested in the form of flesh-and-blood man. The invisible Creator became visible to all of creation and humbly lived a servant’s life and died a criminal’s death. By this, Satan and sin were defeated, and those who put their faith in Him are redeemed. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

Herod’s persistent fears and suspicions of losing his throne to a rival are what fueled the fire of his recurring murderous acts, including the massacre of all the babies in Bethlehem. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

When the Magi finally found Jesus, they worshiped Him and presented Him with a storehouse of gifts. The immense measure of their extraor¬dinary treasure was a considerable fortune that provided for Jesus throughout His entire life and ministry. Join us for Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

Are you getting younger each day? In this program, Denise teaches how God wants to renew and strengthen you from the inside out.

The Magi’s news of the birth of the King of the Jews sent shock waves throughout Jerusalem. Herod’s deep-seated fears drove him to order the extermination of every child in Bethlehem two years old and under. Miraculously, God delivered Jesus from Herod’s wrath. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

The wise men — or Magi — were exceedingly rich and powerful during the times of the New Testament. They were highly respected by all and reverently feared — even by kings. The fact that they searched diligently and came to worship Jesus is absolutely amazing. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

The life of Herod the Great was extremely memorable, but for all the wrong reasons. His fearful, controlling, greedy, ruthless, and sexually promiscuous attributes paint a picture of the kind of person we don’t want to be. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

When we present our child to the Lord at a baby dedication like Joseph and Mary did with Jesus, is very similar to how we are to present our¬selves to God each day as a living sacrifice. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

The night Jesus was born, there was a sudden, surprising manifestation of God’s glory accompanied by an unprecedented appearance of the armies of Heaven praising God. They brought great news that brought great joy for all mankind. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

Join Denise as she shares the story of Esther and how her surrendered heart saved a nation. You won’t want to miss this powerful program!

The Bethlehem shepherds had a unique responsibility above all oth¬er shepherds. It was to them that the angel of the Lord appeared and announced Jesus’ birth. After seeking and finding the Christ-child, they became the first evangelists to tell the Good News of His arrival. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

The incarnation — God taking on the physical form and likeness of man in the person of Jesus — is the miracle of Christmas. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

The manger in which Jesus was laid and the swaddling clothes in which He was wrapped speak of the humility of His birth and prophetically foretell God’s purpose for His life. Join us on Home Group as we continue learning interesting details through our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story!

Being the foster father of Jesus, the Son of God, was not a position just anyone could fill. It required just the right person — someone kind, humble, faithful, successful, spiritually attuned to the voice of God, and quick to obey. Joseph was that man. Tune in to Home Group as we continue with this fascinating discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

It is no accident that God chose Mary to be Jesus’ mother. She had been prepared and positioned by her parents with godly character and a heart of humility to give birth to and raise the Son of God. Join us on Home Group as we begin our discussion on Christmas — The Rest of the Story.

Denise shares how Jesus met two people who desperately needed a touch from God — and He wants to do the same for you! Find out how in today’s program.

The fruit of goodness is a divine desire to give generously, especially to those in need. Faith describes faithfulness, reliability, and steadfastness. When meekness is present, it means one has submitted his strong will and attitude to the control of the Spirit. And temperance is self-control or restraint of one’s passions, appetites, and desires. Tune in to Home Group as we wrap up our discussion on The Work of the Flesh vs. The Fruit of the Spirit.

Join Denise as she reads her December 2022 Teaching Letter.

Joy is contentment produced by God’s grace that is unaffected by outward circumstances. Similarly, peace is divine inner stability and calmness of the soul that is impervious to external forces. The fruit of longsuffering is the supernatural ability to restrain anger and be patient. And gentleness is the divine ability to be kind and adaptable to others. Join us on Home Group as we continue our discussion on The Word of the Flesh vs. The Fruit of the Spirit.

In the original Greek text of Scripture, adultery and fornication are from the same word, and it describes all sexual activity outside of mar¬riage. Uncleanness is lewd or unclean thoughts that eventually produce lewd or unclean actions. And lasciviousness refers to the excessive con¬sumption of food or wild, undisciplined living that’s especially marked by unbridled sex. Tune in to Home Group as we continue our discussion on The Work the Flesh vs. The Fruit of the Spirit.