On this Independence Day weekend as we celebrate our nations’ 250th birthday we are reminded that the price of Freedom is not FREE! We have the gift of freedom because of the price others have paid. The price of freedom is always paid in blood. Jesus purchased our freedom with His own precious blood (Eph. 1:7) 2,000 years ago and forgave our sins. In today’s message pastor Alexander will share three freedoms that Christ has purchased for us.

On this Independence Day weekend as we celebrate our nations’ 250th birthday we are reminded that the price of Freedom is not FREE! We have the gift of freedom because of the price others have paid. The price of freedom is always paid in blood. Jesus purchased our freedom with His own precious blood (Eph. 1:7) 2,000 years ago and forgave our sins. In today’s message pastor Alexander will share three freedoms that Christ has purchased for us.

On this Independence Day weekend as we celebrate our nations’ 250th birthday we are reminded that the price of Freedom is not FREE! We have the gift of freedom because of the price others have paid. The price of freedom is always paid in blood. Jesus purchased our freedom with His own precious blood (Eph. 1:7) 2,000 years ago and forgave our sins. In today’s message pastor Alexander will share three freedoms that Christ has purchased for us.

The early church in the book of Acts experienced an encounter with God. In today’s study (Acts 4) pastor Alexander identifies 3 keys to experiencing an encounter with God. We must have a Divine Expectancy (a Growing Faith); a Deeper Intimacy (with the Father, the Son - Christ and with the Holy Spirit); and have a Devoted Consistency (of Prayer and praying together).

The early church in the book of Acts experienced an encounter with God. In today’s study (Acts 4) pastor Alexander identifies 3 keys to experiencing an encounter with God. We must have a Divine Expectancy (a Growing Faith); a Deeper Intimacy (with the Father, the Son - Christ and with the Holy Spirit); and have a Devoted Consistency (of Prayer and praying together).

The early church in the book of Acts experienced an encounter with God. In today’s study (Acts 4) pastor Alexander identifies 3 keys to experiencing an encounter with God. We must have a Divine Expectancy (a Growing Faith); a Deeper Intimacy (with the Father, the Son - Christ and with the Holy Spirit); and have a Devoted Consistency (of Prayer and praying together).

In our chasing after God, sometimes we take a detour and follow after our own desires. Inevitably that choice will lead to failure, then we discover that we have messed up. The fact of the matter is that we all fail. We all mess up! Well, what do you do when you experience failure in your life? In today’s study pastor Alexander helps us to GET BACK on track when we DO MESS-UP by running to the altar.

In our chasing after God, sometimes we take a detour and follow after our own desires. Inevitably that choice will lead to failure, then we discover that we have messed up. The fact of the matter is that we all fail. We all mess up! Well, what do you do when you experience failure in your life? In today’s study pastor Alexander helps us to GET BACK on track when we DO MESS-UP by running to the altar.

In our chasing after God, sometimes we take a detour and follow after our own desires. Inevitably that choice will lead to failure, then we discover that we have messed up. The fact of the matter is that we all fail. We all mess up! Well, what do you do when you experience failure in your life? In today’s study pastor Alexander helps us to GET BACK on track when we DO MESS-UP by running to the altar.

In the New Testament WE are the temple of God and OUR altars are PERSONAL altars! Pastor Alexander states the tragedy today is that so many of our personal altars have been torn down and are lying in ruins! From our text (1 Kings 18) we will identify what we can do to REPAIR our personal altars!