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When the apostle Paul selected the criteria of men who would lead the church he chose character traits that would reflect the nature of God. Although those traits are specifically intended to elders in the church, they are also attributes that all men should aspire to possess. Let’s look at some of the themes in the list, and if you have a man in your life who has displayed them to you – today is the perfect day to thank him!
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We carry on from last week’s study by recognizing the many blessings that come as a result of being at peace with God. He made that peace through Christ; now we get to enjoy it! Imagine these things; hardships have purpose, wrath will not affect you, God promises to accompany you through every episode of life. Who wouldn’t want that? Who wouldn’t break out in joy if given it? That’s peace, bruh. And it’s yours!
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Anybody ever felt “out of sorts” with God? Probably most of us! But you don’t have to. God has already done everything He needed to do to make your relationship with Him solid, strong, peaceful. The job is done. Our task is simply to place our trust in it and receive the positive blessings that come with it. Take heart friend, you can be at peace with God!
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Message from week 2 of our series, "Peace, Bruh." Delivered by Worship Pastor, Aquila Bock on 05/26/24.
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God loves it when we get along with other people. But there’s something He loves even more, and that’s when we do what it takes to mend relationships that are not healthy. It’s restoring peace. Sometimes it is our own relationships, and sometimes it is helping others in their broken relationships. Why, you ask, does God put such a priority on this? Because it reflects His character! He loves to make peace!!!
History has given the world many women who have stepped up to the plate and made a significant difference that would stand the test of time. For those who know and love the Creator God, the story of Deborah is high on that list. As we look into her amazing story we will no doubt see similarities of the women who have birthed us, taught us, molded up, served and loved us. May she receive the praise she deserves!
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The statistics on death are impressive. One out of one people die! So if you are a Christian, what will happen to you the very second you die? The Bible gives us several indications of what is “on the other side.” It’s probably not what you’ve heard in conventional thought. So buckle up, it’s worth every ounce of your faithfulness today in order to attain what awaits you tomorrow!
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Forgiveness is the cornerstone truth of the Bible. This unequalled gift is the difference between people who will go to heaven and people who won’t. But what if you’re not sure the gift has made its way into your account? What if your need of forgiveness seems a little more intense than others because of poor choices in your past? Find out in this study the remarkable ability of God to forgive in a way that no one else can, no matter who you are or what you’ve done.
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Message from week 3 of our series, "Asking for a Friend." Delivered by Middle School and Families Pastor, Silas Crowell on 04/21/24.
What really happened to Jesus from the Upper Room to the Empty Tomb? In this message, we will provide a harmony of the accounts given to us by the four gospel writers. From Thursday morning to Sunday morning, somewhere around 72 hours or more, we are given an emotional journey through the heart and passion of Jesus. The only appropriate response is the surrender of one’s life!
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