Jesus made a shocking statement about forgiving others. He said that we must do it 490 times! His point was not the number of times, but that believers must adopt a lifestyle of forgiveness. In the parable of The Unforgiving Servant Jesus shows us the incredible benefits of forgiving others and the mind-numbing torture of refusing to forgive. Join Pastor Ritchie Miller as he teaches why we must forgive and how we can do it even when we don’t feel like it.

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We all love a story of a good treasure hunt. In this message, Pastor Ritchie Miller breaks down three very short stories from Matthew chapter thirteen that Jesus told about treasure. What is the treasure Jesus talks about, how do we find it, and what do we do with it?

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Jesus told stories about seeds and weeds, some good and some bad. In this message about the sower and the seeds and the wheat and the weeds, Pastor Ritchie Miller unpacks the meaning of the stories and the application to our lives. Everyone must grapple with the spiritual application and decide what kind of person they want to be. Do you want to be fruitful and productive or do you want to be deceived, discouraged, or distracted?

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This message is from the story that Jesus told about the wise man and the foolish man. The wise man built his house on rock and the foolish man built his house on sand. The point of the story is about how to have authentic faith. Real faith weathers life’s storm, but counterfeit faith leads to remarkable failure. Join Pastor Ritchie Miller as he unpacks what Jesus said about building your faith on a foundation that weathers the floods of life.

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Connect with us https://avalonchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/246 Today, Pastor Jonathan dives into John 21. Last week, we saw that how we process disappointment determines whether it will be fear that paralyzes us or faith that fuels us. This week we look at Peter, after the disappointment and how Jesus offered a 'do-over.' Although we get disappointed or drop the ball, Jesus always offers hope and mercy.

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Disappointment is inevitable. People will let us down. Circumstances will let us down. We let ourselves down. It even seems at times that God has let us down. Have you ever felt like God let you down? In this message, Pastor Jonathan dives into the book of Matthew to see a similar situation with Peter and see why we need to be prepared for the danger of disappointment.

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In this last message of the Still Waters series from Psalm 23, Pastor Ritchie Miller shows how God pursues us because of his love for us and his plan for our lives. He desires that we live with him forever. Listen to this message and learn how to have power for living life on earth and the secret to living with him in eternity.

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In this series from Psalm 23, we learn how to be the kind of Christian and the kind of church that impacts the world around us. The church must be something before it can do something. People are looking for authenticity. God does not expect perfection, but progress. He does not want the focus to be on our failure, but on his victory, grace, love, and perfection. He wants the church to be a place where our hurts turn to helps, where our misery becomes our ministry, where our weakness propels us to celebrate his strength, where we rest while he works, and where he turns our trials into triumph

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In this message from Psalm 23 Pastor Ritchie Miller talked about how God has called the church to minister to hurting people. Everyone walks through valleys of deep darkness. God promised that these valleys are always temporary, they are powerless to harm us, and that God always uses our pain for a purpose. God promises always to be with us during our troubles and to comfort us during our times of deep need.

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In this message from Psalm 23 Pastor Ritchie Miller talks about the six characteristics of a church that God uses. Sheep will drown if they are forced to drink from fast-moving water. The shepherd’s job is to create still waters so the sheep can drink. As a church, God has called us to create still waters so the culture around us can drink deeply of the water of life that only Jesus provides.

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