There's never a moment in our life where God's grace is not flowing in our direction. God not only wants to improve our relationships, He is working at it with us. The pathway forward in any difficult relationship always starts with our choice to honor God.

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To find out more about Allison Park Church or to connect with us online, check us out at the links below!
allisonparkchurch.com
facebook.com/AllisonParkChurch
twitter.com/apclife

It's easy to doubt when we don't see the light at the end of the tunnel, but God has promised us that what He starts in you He will finish. How can we hold onto this truth when we don't know what the future holds?

Pastors Jeff Leake and Ron Bailey speak at the 50th Anniversary Weekend of Allison Park Church.

When we face danger or uncertain times, we can't rely on our own instincts. We must learn to rely on the Holy Spirit who is our comforter and counselor. When we rely on the Holy Spirit, we will not be shaken.

Even in the wilderness, God is working all things for good. God is getting us ready for what God already has ready for us. God calls us to not let our hearts be trouble, but to trust in Him for he has prepared a purpose for us.

What do we do when we don't like either candidate? 'We can't not vote.' Voting is an honor and privilege. Nothing that happens with politics, governments or presidents can stop the advancement of the Kingdom of God unless we let it by becoming partisan rather than purposeful and prayerful. This week we learn that in times like we are living how important it is to lean into God and seek His Guidance.

Pastor Jeff Leake shares a message from the "You Asked For It!" series.

The Kingdom of God is coming our way and when we open our lives to God there is healing, freedom and salvation for our souls. As ambassadors for Christ, we are called to share this same healing, freedom and salvation with the world around us. We must ask ourselves, "What and how am I doing as an ambassador for Christ?"