180 Life Church

Happy Father's Day! Pastor Monts from the Citadel of love preaches a specail Father's Day message!

We are dropping at the tail end of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. Jesus has discussed a number of challenging topics and closes His sermon with a comparison of two houses and how they weather a storm. One that is built on rock survives the storm and one that is built on sand does not. Jesus likens this to how we build our lives. We discover that if we build our life on foundations other that God, we will not fare well in the storms of life, and we can also jeopardize our future legacy. We will discover how we can protect ourselves by making some decisions now that will strengthen our foundations in the present and the future.

As we celebrate 18 years as a local church we reflect on what Jesus teaches about church and how big and amazing of a thing it is to be a part of His global church!

Check out today's message to learn how you can walk through times of trouble and uncertainty with the confidence that Christ provides!

What are you afraid of in life right now? At any given moment we carry so many fears which is why the Bible tells over and over to "fear not." But sometimes we forget that scripture also tells us to "Fear the Lord." How will learning to live with the Fear of the Lord in us help to ease the other fears we carry? Join us for this message as we talk about carrying the fear of the Lord and the favor it will bring us.

In this message Pastor Bill talks about how to move with God through the process of change while discussing a big change at 180 Life Church.

God calls us to live as citizens of Heaven in exile here on Earth. Living in two worlds isn't easy, but God gives us clear instruction on how we can this in a way that honors God and transforms our community.

An inspiring message from Pastor Bill from 2 Peter 3.

After Jesus' death, His disciples were confused and downtrodden. Their hopes and dreams of a Messiah seem to had been shattered. Two of them were walking along a road when they were joined by a strange man. They didn't know who he was, but he talked in a way they had not heard before. At the end of the journey, he took, blessed, broke, and gave bread and at that moment they realized they were in the presence of the risen Jesus. In this message, we look at these four acts – taking, blessing, breaking, and giving. We see that they represent stages or seasons in our lives, and it is through these that we too have encounters with the risen Jesus.

Jesus coming back from the dead was a wondrous event! In this message we consider the value of remembering this miraculous moment, but also consider how we can and should respond to Jesus overcoming sin and death.