Praise Break (Mar 13) by Know God And Make Him Known

Do we have a problem with faith or is it with trust? Sr. Pastor George Martin tackles this issues in James 1: 5-8. Listen as Pastor Martin explains.

"I Pray, You Pray, We Pray..." What dose that mean for our lives? Sr. Pastor George Martin Jr. explains in his continuing prayer sermon series. Follow along in Acts 12: 5-12.

Sr. Pastor George Martin Jr dives deeper in the sermon series "The Undeniable Power of Prayer." Jesus set an example for us on how and when to pray. But what does that look like in our everyday lives? Pastor Martin explains in Luke 5: 15-16.

Many times as believers, new and old, we have trouble finding the right words when it comes to prayer. We think it should sound a certain way or even last a certain length of time. Pastor Martin discuses the manor of prayer in Luke 11: 1-4.

All energy has a power source. God wants us to understand that he is the source for our strength and energy. We can tap into that source as often as we need and he will never forsake us. Follow along with Sr. Pastor George Martin as he discuses how prayer gives us access to great possibility!

Guest Pastor Lara explains how we should be the salt of the earth, and just like salt we are to add flavor to every situation. But what does that look like to be the salt of the earth? Follow along in Mathew 5: 13-16 as he dives deeper into the message.

Jesus calls for us to spread the gospel and make disciples, but most of us don't really know how to go about that process or even where to begin. Pastor Lara unpacks this topic in a message entitled "Discipleship - Nurturing Committed Fellowship." Follow along in Mathew 28: 18-20.

Sr. Pastor George Martin discusses how and when we as believers should tell the good news. Turn to Mark 16: 14-16 and follow along as pastor Martin explains.

Sr. Pastor George Martin begins Pt. 3 of his sermon series "The Church Is Definitively Essential." In today's word he discusses fellowship and how it is identifiably distinctive for believers. Follow along in Mathew 28:16-19.