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The single most important message a person will ever hear is the message about Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, an unpreached gospel is no gospel at all. It is our sharing of the gospel that will make the gospel happen. If we remain open to God, every day can be a mission trip. This is Pastor Tom Arnould inviting you to join me for a message entitled “Five Gospel Facts”.

The single most important message a person will ever hear is the message about Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, an unpreached gospel is no gospel at all. It is our sharing of the gospel that will make the gospel happen. If we remain open to God, every day can be a mission trip. This is Pastor Tom Arnould inviting you to join me for a message entitled “Five Gospel Facts”.

The single most important message a person will ever hear is the message about Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, an unpreached gospel is no gospel at all. It is our sharing of the gospel that will make the gospel happen. If we remain open to God, every day can be a mission trip. This is Pastor Tom Arnould inviting you to join me for a message entitled “Five Gospel Facts”.

As a Christian, what is the most important part of your day? In Luke 10, we have the story of whenever Jesus visited the home of Mary and Martha. The passage reminds us of the priority that Jesus places upon his followers spending time with him. In our Christian life we are called not only to work and witness but also in worship. Join me for today's message entitled "First Things First."

As a Christian, what is the most important part of your day? In Luke 10, we have the story of whenever Jesus visited the home of Mary and Martha. The passage reminds us of the priority that Jesus places upon his followers spending time with him. In our Christian life we are called not only to work and witness but also in worship. Join me for today's message entitled "First Things First."

Did you know that Jesus used "seeds" to illustrate the operation of his kingdom? In four of his teaching parables, the focus was upon the growth and development of "seeds." Jesus likened the kingdom of God to a growing seed. On today's program, I will be sharing some of the parallels between the "development of seeds" and "kingdom living." Join me for the message entitled "Learning from a Seed."

Did you know that Jesus used "seeds" to illustrate the operation of his kingdom? In four of his teaching parables, the focus was upon the growth and development of "seeds." Jesus likened the kingdom of God to a growing seed. On today's program, I will be sharing some of the parallels between the "development of seeds" and "kingdom living." Join me for the message entitled "Learning from a Seed."

Did you know that Jesus used "seeds" to illustrate the operation of his kingdom? In four of his teaching parables, the focus was upon the growth and development of "seeds." Jesus likened the kingdom of God to a growing seed. On today's program, I will be sharing some of the parallels between the "development of seeds" and "kingdom living." Join me for the message entitled "Learning from a Seed."

Are you familiar with what the Bible says in Proverbs 18:21? It says: “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” The words we speak will either bring life, or they will bring death. Your words are more powerful than you realize. Your faith will keep pace with your words. I invite you to join me for a message entitled “Why Our Words Matter”.

Are you interested in learning more about the Gifts of the Holy Spirit? If so, I believe this week’s broadcast will be a blessing to you. On today’s program, I’ll begin a series on the “Gifts of the Holy Spirit.” It’s not the will of God for believers to be ignorant and unlearned about spiritual gifts. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are intended to benefit the body of Christ. Join me for today’s message entitled “Supernatural Christianity.”