For Freedom's Sake - Mike Crane by Forward Church Sermons

Men need a plan, something to put their hand to that’s built on the foundation of Christ…what’s yours? You can ask God and he will help you. Let’s talk about how to develop that plan in this year’s Father’s Day message.

Make everyone feel like they’re your favorite

The body of Christ is a family. We all have a unique expression of the Holy Spirit within us that is needed in the body of Christ and in the world. When we love one another, it nurtures our unique calling. And the world is starving for what we have.

Jesus was obedient to the death of the cross, this is the central truth of our faith. Your response is to make sure your thoughts are in agreement with what he accomplished in his obedience, casting down every other thought that contradicts what Christ experienced for you. This message walks you through Isaiah 53 as an example of his to bring your thoughts captive.

Enjoy a great message from the Camps this final Sunday in Mental Health Awareness Month.

This message explores the battle for the mind through the lens of scripture, neuroscience, and the finished work of Christ, revealing how beliefs formed in the heart shape our thoughts, emotions, and perception of reality. Learn how to bring every thought captive to the obedience of Christ and cast down every lie that contradicts what Jesus accomplished through His death and resurrection.

Join with us today as we hear from our special guest, Meredith Lord.

A mother’s peace is not found in her children’s outcomes, but in being anchored in Christ as her source, helper, and identity. When she becomes healthy in spirit, soul, and body and keeps God first, she creates a stable, life-giving atmosphere where her children can thrive without carrying the weight of her purpose.

Mental health Month - Susan Coryell by Forward Church Sermons

In this message, we expose the difference between emotional hype that acts like a mystical sugar pill and mature faith in the truth of the gospel that anchors us in what God has already completed in Christ. Paul’s call to walk by faith and not by sight invites us to stop leaning on external stimulation and instead live from the settled, eternal reality that is already ours.