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Life has storms. We are going into one, in one, or getting out of one, but we often want to rush through them, don’t we? They’re painful. This series of teachings come from the book of Job. Instead of speeding through storms, what if we slowed down? Jesus provides the outcome while we produce endurance.

When something captures your attention, your actions follow. Isaiah 6 describes a vision Isaiah had and how that propelled his life.

Acts 9, Jesus calls one of life’s most notorious men to change his life and follow Him. But really, it’s the story of all of us: Christ calls us all to repent from who we were, to quit following self and to follow Him in life, hope and peace.

In this bestseller, we look at the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, starting with His baptism. In Matthew 3, you’ll see why Jesus was baptized and what baptism means. The question we should leave with is, “Am I making disciples?”

One thing about miracles is that they’re noticeable, and once you experienced one, you’ll naturally want to share it. That’s the story today with the man born blind from birth. Use your platform to point others to Jesus.

In this message, we see the story of Ruth and how, even though she was an outsider, forgotten and not belonging anywhere, God redeemed her, fighting for her and showing her forever value. Jesus does that for us too.

God’s plans for you are bigger than your plans for you, so you absolutely need God to make it work. In this message, Pastor James teaches us about Joshua and the fall of Jericho and how God uses surprisingly unconventional means to do what only God can do.

Ultimate good can come from your temporal pain because God is eternally good to His children in Christ. We will suffer, but how do you view your suffering and what will you do with it? In this message, Pastor James walks us through the story of Joseph from the Old Testament.

This week we begin a look at 6 famous & infamous stories of scripture, and today’s focuses on the woman caught in adultery. Pastor James reminds us of our need for grace.

In this sermon, Pastor James gives you a look at “Why C112?” We explore Luke 8 and God’s call to plant The Church at 112