Between the big events in a person's life comes the little moments where faith comes in. Continuing to pray and focusing on God's direction will keep you grounded through the everyday trials and business of life.

We come to church on Easter, but many don't understand the importance of what Christ did for us on the first Easter. Because of God's righteousness, the only way to come to Him is through Christ and accepting the sacrifice that he took upon himself in our place.

The weariness that comes with doing good works can affect our ability to focus on the bigger picture. Sometimes we need to soak in the Lord's presence and refresh our spirit in worship.

The spiritual battles that we face starts every day when we wake up. We need to get out of our mundane routines and push back at the darkness that starts to creep in.

When we contemplate the 7 billion people on the earth right now, we have to consider how they are going to hear the saving gospel of Jesus Christ. We know that he is coming back and we don't know when. What are we doing to affect the Kingdom of God.

We possess the same potential that Peter and John had for doing something great. Sometimes circumstances makes us feel small and ineffectual to make a real difference, but we can't let our past hold us back from what God has planned for us.

Pastor Roy speaks at the Connected Conference. Nothing from your past can limit your future.

Pastor Roy takes time to explain why we take communion and how the church has changed the meaning of what Christ intended. When we look at what Christ took in our place, we have a responsibility to do something with that knowledge.

We are ambassadors of Christ in this world. We create atmospheres around us with the attitudes and spirits that we surround ourselves with.

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What part of you leads your life? Your spirit, soul, or flesh can lead the decisions you make and the words that you say. How can we be led by the Spirit?