Arlington United Pentecostal Church

Scripture clearly defines wisdom and foolishness by beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors--not intellect. For those who are evil, the Christian lives under two commands: pray for them, and protect the vulnerable. This lesson (derived from the work of Dr. Henry Cloud and Proverbs) will offer invaluable insights into how to approach your relationships every day!

Landon Thompson and Amanda Spann share inspiring testimonies of what saying

'yes' to God's call meant for them, and what they've learned in the process of becoming missional disciple-makers in local and global contexts.

Bivocational, short-term global missions veterans Landon Thompson and Amanda Spann share how they came to recognize that God wanted them to expand their kingdom efforts beyond their local contexts into transcultural spaces and cultures.

In the conclusion of our sermon series on the kingdom of God as defined in Romans 14.17, we see that righteousness comes not by our moral effort, but by the sacrifice of God in Christ on the cross.

Sis. Jana Jackson concludes our study of the theology of worship. Explore the scriptural reasons to lift your voice and your life to Him!

Sis. Jana Jackson continues our scriptural exploration of the theology of worship!

Peace is not found in the absence of conflict, but in the presence of Christ. See how Mark, Matthew and Luke told the story, and how one of the world's most famous artists illustrated the point in unforgettable fashion!

In our concluding section of John's intimate letter to his faith family, we learn by by keeping God's commandments, we wind up keeping ourselves.

If you are a child of God, He has invited you to be a partner in the family business. What is the work product, you ask? Joy! Be inspired as Pastor Jackson expounds scriptural truths-- far from being an emotional state, joy is a spiritual reality that we can experience every day!

Bro. Egon Rinderer uses Biblical and personal examples to show that meekness, a portion of the fruit of God's Spirit at work in our lives, doesn't constitute a lack of power, but rather, the presence of submission. He illustrates how the life of meekness is the life of blessing, just as Jesus proclaimed in the beatitudes!