I Call You Friends

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jason shares stories from his life on walking in friendship with God our Father.

“I no longer call you servant, I call you friend.” This is the invitation Jesus gave us. There is no servant master language in heaven. Obedience is the invitation to discover God’s heart until ours beats in rhythm with His.

Jason, through the story of Abraham offering Issac as a sacrifice, highlights how God transforms out thinking through testing that we might truly see Him for who He. Thereby having access to intimacy in ways we could have never experienced before.

Jason gave this message to Christian Victory Church in the spring of 2019.


Jason Clark
is a writer, speaker and lead communicator at A Family Story ministries. His mission is to encourage sons and daughters to grow sure in the love of an always-good heavenly Father. He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina with their three children.

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