In Paul's letter to the Romans church, he encouraged them, just as he encourages us today, that there are two kinds of life that we have the choice to live - a life under the control of our flesh and desires of our human nature, or a life under the control of the Holy Spirit, which leads and guides us to live the life of righteousness that God intended for us to live. Today's message, "The Two Kinds Of Life", will give us insight into what God wants us to know about the differences between the two, and the kind of life we will benefit from the most - a life led by the power of the Holy Spirit.

This message entitled "Genuine Christianity", speaks to every believer about how serious and committed we are to be about what we profess to believe. The sincerity of our faith is to be shown as well as spoken. What we say we are and what we believe is one thing, but demonstrating the evidence of Christ within us is another. Both aspects of our faith are important, but like the old saying goes, "Actions speak louder than words."

The overall message from today's sermon entitled "Making Each Day Count" is to live life to the fullest and have no regrets, while trusting God for all things. Learn to take life as it comes, knowing that with God's help, there is nothing we can't overcome in order to enjoy and appreciate the time we have been so graciously given on this earth.

In the fallen world we're living in, it's essential for every believer to stay centered and grounded in the life principles of God's Word. If our heart is in the right place, and our intentions are based on what God wants, then we stand to gain more than this world could ever give.

In today's message, "The Battle Of Flesh & Spirit", we look at what the Bible says about defeating the flesh and living with victory in the spirit. God's Word says that the way to defeat the flesh is to not let it determine what is produced through our lives, but instead allow the Holy Spirit to produce in us the kind of attitude, character and godly integrity that imitates that of Christ.