We assume many things in our lives. And, it is said that assumption is the mother of all mess-ups!
Here are three assumptions to avoid
1. Assuming that problems go away as we ignore it
2. Assuming you can always control and fix the situation. 
3. Assuming that we don't need anyone to help us.

Avoid These Presumptions!

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This sermon was preached at the CrossPoint Church. Worship is an essential part of a Christian. In John 4:23, Jesus reveals that we are to worship the father in spirit and truth, but how do we do that?
Listen to the sermon to find out.

SERMON: Learning to Worship

Reading the Bible consistently and daily can be a daunting task for many believers. However, it doesn't have to be that way; it all depends on having the proper perspective. Some may have failed to read the Bible in 2023 and may be uncertain about setting this monumental ambition for 2024. 
My goal today is to inspire you to read the Scriptures daily—not merely for the sake of checking it off your to-do list, but to truly love it, delight in it, and cherish it in your heart. 
Also you can watch on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCgHnkoVvsw&ab;_channel=ThinkWithScripture

How to Read the Bible?

This Sermon was preached at CrossPoint Church, MS, Starkville. 

SERMON: Three Calls of Apostle Paul

Do you let the word of Christ permeate every aspect of your being? Apostle Paul tells the church of Colossi to let the word of Christ dominate hearts and mind. The text is from Colossians 3:16-17

Let the word of Christ dwell richly among you!

Do you read your Bible regularly? 
This message was preached at the CrossPoint Church in Starkville, MS. The text is from Psalm 19:7-11

Avoid These Presumptions!

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