Ave G CoC

On last Sunday we examined the office of an elder.

Every 1st Wednesday we have a singing and praying service in which we sing

some favorites, learn some new ones, read Psalms, and pray to God! It was

recorded this past week and I thought I would share. This week was so good

that we kept singing well after the dismissal prayer! All songs are not

included but here are some of what you missed if you were not here on this

past Wednesday!

In this sermon we take a look at ourselves and see what God sees. Have our

lives caused us to be in a distraught and destitute position? Do we have a

way to salvation after this life? Are we in a situation that we cannot get

ourselves out of? Or are we overly focused on things that don’t matter and

miss what is really important? Jesus can fix all of that and more! We have

become slaves to the conditions we have created, only God through Jesus can

set us free!

This week we ask the question “What if we were known for what Snapchat was

known for?”. How would we be looked upon by our brothers and sisters? How

would those who don’t believe in Christ look at us? How would we view

ourselves? And most importantly how would God see us? How bad is sexual

immorality?

What if you were your favorite social media platform? What if you portrayed

the characteristics it was most known for or what it causes? How then would

God see you?

In the month of June I was invited by the Crestview Church of Christ in Temple and their minister Carlos Davis to speak at their annual Homecoming and Gospel Meeting. The theme was “Freedom in Christ” and I was given the topic of “In God We Trust”. Please enjoy the message from the word of God.

In our 6th week the sermon series continued at the Western Hills Church of Christ. Lane Luttrell brought a message from God inspired by the Marvin Gaye Classic "Ain't No Mountain High Enough". Take a listen and enjoy!

On the 5th week of this sermon series Bro. J.K. Hamilton of the Mountain View Church of Christ blessed us with his message inspired by the Bee Gee’s song “How Deep Is Your Love”. It challenges us as Christians to take an inward look at our love and how it is shown.