With each new generation, comes cultural and preferential differences. These differences have often become the source of conflict or division within the church. However, a healthy church is always made up of multiple generations being unified, equipped, and growing together. This passage gives us principles from Paul and Timothy about how to do multi-generational ministry well.

In the Christian life, it's not enough to just go through the motions. You must be connected to the source. It is the Holy Spirit that gives us power and effectiveness. This message teaches us, from the day of Pentecost, the importance of being filled with and connected to the Holy Spirit.

We continue to examine the prayer's of the Apostle Paul, and expand our prayer list. This week we learn to pray for strength, patience, joy and thanksgiving.

There will always be bad apples. Many have experienced church hurt and pain because of the actions of others. Will you allow yourself to be discouraged and hindered by the actions of others? Or will you continue to advance the cause of Christ?

This sermon continues to study Paul's prayer for the Philippians, and help us to learn better how and what to pray.

What is your focus? Are your eyes on your circumstances, or on the Lord? Focused on yourself or on the people around you that have need? If we are to live in our purpose, we must open our eyes to the needs of people around us.

Wake up, go to work, come home, relax, go to sleep, repeat. So often, life becomes a continuous pattern of mediocrity leaving us with this question... isn't there more to life than this? This year, our theme for 2023 is Purpose - Made for More! This message from the book of Acts will challenge you that God has a great purpose for you. You were made for more!

As we enter a New Year, let's examine Paul's prayer in Philippians 1 and see what we should add to our personal prayer list.

Our New Year's Resolutions, show us what we are striving towards or seeking after. It's common to hear the phrase New Year, New Me, every January. However, so often, we fall back into the same defeat and mediocrity that we have lived in the year before. This message challenges us that it's not enough to just be given new life, but God want's us to be living new life! Experiencing joy, peace, and victory in 2023.

An overview sermon of Romans 9-11 as we continue our verse by verse series through the book.