Are you able to adapt to life's circumstances and share your faith with others? Are you ready to join together with Christ and be a part of His mission here on Earth to seek and save the lost? Come, listen to today's message and be encouraged.

Continuing our study of the Full Armor of God; specifically the Shoes of the Gospel of Peace, we saw that peace "WITH" God brings the peace "OF" God. By putting on the shoes of peace, it provides us ways to live out the Peace of God in an otherwise unpeaceful, and sometimes aggressive world...especially towards God's children. Come let us learn more from God's word. 

As we descend from our 30,000 ft view of the whole armor of God, we will now get a closer look at each piece of armor. This morning we're talking about the Belt of Truth; what it is and how to use it. For it does us no good to have the correct tool if you don't know how to use it.

If you are a Christian, you have the armor of God to help you in spiritual battles. In this last sermon on spiritual warfare, learn about the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, and how we to put on this armor through prayer and supplication.

What are our spiritual battles? How can we best prepare? Come and hear Pastor Mull expound on Ephesians 6.

As Christians, we find ourselves in a spiritual battle. Come and hear how we are currently being attacked and how we can prepare for the fight.

How should those in a leadership role relate to those under them? In this passage from Ephesians, the Apostle Paul encourages us to serve them as a shepherd leads his sheep, to put their interests ahead of our own.

Who or "what" is YOUR true master? Depending on your answer, your behavior will reflect that.

Let's dive into what our behavior should really be when Christ is your TRUE MASTER!

Come celebrate the Good News with us this Sunday. What is this "Good News"?

The beauty of the Christmas story is that God has given us great news! News that is for all people, and no one is excluded, no one is left out, no one is on the outside looking in.