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Ever wonder whose side God is on? Is Jesus red or blue? Both sides of the political aisle can declare that they have God behind their agenda, but it honestly cannot be both. This one issue can cause division among Christians wanting to believe Jesus is on their political side. But, the question we must ask is not if Jesus is on our side but if we are on His.

Ever feel like we are facing obstacles and situations that have never existed before? That we are entering into uncharted waters that are filled with the unknown? The state of our nation and even our world might seem unprecedented to us but none of it is unexpected to God. For Christians to be peacemakers we must make sure our foundation in truth is firmly established.

In this special bonus episode, Dave Davis joins Pastor David and Malea to chat about upcoming changes to our Care Team ministry at BHCC.

We know that having poor posture can lead to a variety of health issues, but have you ever thought about your posture as it pertains to God? God has a lot to say about our posture in the Bible. For example, In James 4:10, we’re told that when we humble ourselves before the Lord that he will lift us up. Guest speaker James Mayhew helps us analyze what it takes to have a humble posture before God and what it means in your life.

In Christ we are designed to be conduits of His power, presence, and purpose but for that to happen we must step into it. The promises have been given, the preparations have been made and now it is time for floodgates to be opened.

God’s design for us is perfect. And that design is powerful when Christians discard the individualistic mindset and assemble as the people of God. Imagine what God can accomplish when His people follow Him united.

Faith has great power. With faith the impossible becomes possible, the hopeless find hope and the weary find strength. The power of faith is not found in ourselves but in our God. Keep your eyes on the God who is near us.

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Ever notice life is full of growing pains? That is true as we pursue the life of promise as followers of Jesus. We face moments of change, situations that force us out of our comfort, facing the unknown that is before us and even conflict. But these do not have to be seen as obstacles, but opportunities used by God to transform us.

Life is about following God wherever He leads us, which means we must reject the spirit of stagnation that wants to keep us stuck. If you want to experience all that God has prepared you have to be willing to break camp and advance.

For about 30 years, church statistics have reported that the divorce rate within the church in America was equal to that of those outside the church (50%). And now our culture is trying to completely redefine marriage. Not only is it time for the church to take a stand, but we must also look within to see what is missing in our homes! God created marriage and gave His children the blueprints for building this lifelong relationship.