In Mark 11, we read the story of a fig tree that had leaves, but was not bearing fruit. Because there was no fruit, Jesus cursed the tree. In this series, Pastor Coyne talks about how we should deal with things in our lives that should be bearing fruit but aren't. Using the example of Jesus, he talks about cursing the fig trees in our lives.

In Mark 11, we read the story of a fig tree that had leaves, but was not bearing fruit. Because there was no fruit, Jesus cursed the tree. In this series, Pastor Coyne talks about how we should deal with things in our lives that should be bearing fruit but aren't. Using the example of Jesus, he talks about cursing the fig trees in our lives.

In Mark 11, we read the story of a fig tree that had leaves, but was not bearing fruit. Because there was no fruit, Jesus cursed the tree. In this series, Pastor Coyne talks about how we should deal with things in our lives that should be bearing fruit but aren't. Using the example of Jesus, he talks about cursing the fig trees in our lives.

In Mark 11, we read the story of a fig tree that had leaves, but was not bearing fruit. Because there was no fruit, Jesus cursed the tree. In this series, Pastor Coyne talks about how we should deal with things in our lives that should be bearing fruit but aren't. Using the example of Jesus, he talks about cursing the fig trees in our lives.

In Mark 11, we read the story of a fig tree that had leaves, but was not bearing fruit. Because there was no fruit, Jesus cursed the tree. In this series, Pastor Coyne talks about how we should deal with things in our lives that should be bearing fruit but aren't. Using the example of Jesus, he talks about cursing the fig trees in our lives.

In 2 Kings 4, we read the story of some poison stew that had been served to some of God's prophets. When the poison was discovered, Elisha told them to put some flour in the pot to counteract the poison. This week, Pastor Coyne talks about putting meal in the poison in your life.

In 2 Kings 4, we read the story of some poison stew that had been served to some of God's prophets. When the poison was discovered, Elisha told them to put some flour in the pot to counteract the poison. This week, Pastor Coyne talks about putting meal in the poison in your life.

We all tend to put limits on God occasionally. We sometimes interpret unanswered prayer as an indication that God was unable to come through for us. At other times, we may perceive a situation as too difficult for God. This week, Pastor Misti Coyne talks about our limitless God. While we sometimes create limits for God, or face situations that limit our ability to recognize him, we must realize that God is limitless.

The very first command that God gave mankind was to be fruitful and multiply. This week, Pastor Coyne uses a New Testament context to talk about being fruitful. Using Galatians 5 as the basis for this teaching, Pastor Coyne wants us to know that, as Christians, we should be producing spiritual fruit. What kind of fruit are you producing?

As we celebrate Father's Day, Pastor Coyne talks about what it means to be a man of God. Our role as Father to our children is an important one that will mold our children's view of God in their future. How we represent God to our children is one of the most important things that we do as Fathers.