What’s Him, What’s Me? — We continue our study of hearing God’s voice. This sermon begins with a look into Philippians 4 and following the peace of God when you are confused about which direction to take. This sermon ends with a look into how believers in Paul’s story heard from the Lord, but tainted…
His Voice Guides Me — Thank God that His voice guides us and never leaves on our own! The key to hearing God’s voice is NOT PERFECTING THE ART OF REJECTING. Jesus promises communication that bears fruit in our lives. We must remain cognizant on the fact that His voice accomplishes a good purpose. The…
Christmas Eve Service 12/24/2020 This recording includes an opening drama presentation followed by an accompanying sermon. When Christ came to the earth, the Word tells us that He was full of grace and truth, and that from His abundance He gave many blessings to mankind. He is God’s gift to us. However, sometimes we focus…
Power for Patience. Joy in Struggle. — We are called to have staying-power in simple trust in Who God is. He is the Vine, and we are the branches that produce fruit through Him. Not only are we meant to experience joy in answered prayer and also in the character development that happens through challenges,…
Christianity 102: Watch and Work — The Holy Spirit can speak to us through our conscience, convicting us when we sin and comforting us when we doubt. In 1 Timothy, Paul encourages Timothy to focus on what matters, Godliness or Christlikeness. He counceled that Timothy should avoid issues that really don’t matter. He should not…
Freely Receive, Freely Give — Disagreements can bring division or solutions. The end-result most often depends upon our commitment to each other and our love for Jesus over proving the winning and losing sides or the disagreement. Currently, the world is shouting various viewpoints very loudly. It is time for the Church to realize that…
God’s Building, Our Response — The Lord has the sovereignty in all things and can step into broken places to make a way whenever He desires. He knows how to make things work together for good. Christians were born for the day of adversity, not for luxary. We were designed to deploy into the hostility…
The Spirit Leads Our Prayers — Prayer and faith are not a formula. Do we ever copy other people’s prayer styles or accept their perspective of God’s will simply because we have failed to experientially developed our own? Is the world affecting our prayer life instead of the other way around? Are we surrendered to…
Fill Me, Holy Spirit — God gives us the Holy Spirit when we accept Christ with faith. God desires to progressively reveal more of Himself to us. And He wants for us to desire more of Him. Scripture shows several times when God filled His disciples with the Holy Spirit more deeply, leading to more…
The First Disciples — The believers of the early New Testament Church were devoted to teaching, fellowship, and prayer. They had a sense of overwhelming awe at miracles, signs, and wonders. They were generous and loved by the community, and many came to Christ as a result. If we want to experience true spiritual growth…
