Pastor Shane's Weekly Podcast
Sunday, October 27, 2024
Two things will determine what impact you made and to the degree that you made an impact - what you know and who you know.  

Aligned with God's Wisdom!
God's wisdom surpasses human comprehension, and His understanding is infinite. When we seek to align our thoughts, actions, and decisions with His wisdom, we position ourselves for blessings and growth. Like the farmer who tills the soil and plants seeds with care and precision, we, too, must cultivate our hearts and minds with the truth of God's Word.

EMPOWERED!
The passage from Acts 4 illuminates the power of prayer in aligning believers with God's purpose and mission. After facing opposition and threats, Peter and John turn to their fellow believers in prayer, lifting their voices in unity before the Sovereign Lord. In their prayer, they acknowledge God's sovereignty over all creation and seek His empowerment to fulfill their calling with boldness.

UNIFIED!
In Colossians 3, we are instructed on the qualities that believers should embody as members of the body of Christ. We are called to clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, treating one another with love and grace. Through forgiveness and understanding, we can foster unity among fellow believers and reflect the character of Christ in our relationships.

HUMBLED!
Just as Jesus set aside His position and served others, we are called to have the same attitude. 

In Colossians 3, we are instructed on the qualities that believers should embody as members of the body of Christ. We are called to clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, treating one another with love and grace. Through forgiveness and understanding, we can foster unity among fellow believers and reflect the character of Christ in our relationships.

Weekly Sermon Podcast by Pastor Shane
October 20, 2024

A COMMUNION OF LOVE!
In this poignant moment captured in the Gospel of Luke, Jesus shares a meal with his disciples, instituting the practice of communion to remember His sacrifice. As He broke the bread and offered it to His followers, Jesus invited them to partake in a symbolic act that would perpetually remind them of His selfless love and the ultimate price He would pay for humanity's redemption.

LET THERE BE LIGHT!
The opening verses of Genesis paint a vivid picture of the creation of the world by God's divine hand. In a state of formlessness and darkness, God's Spirit moved over the waters, signaling the beginning of a magnificent act of creation. With a simple command, "Let there be light," God spoke light into existence, dispelling the darkness and bringing forth illumination and beauty.

ABUNDANCE IN GENEROSITY!
In this powerful passage, we witness Jesus' miraculous feeding of the five thousand with just five loaves of bread and two fish. When faced with a seemingly impossible situation, the disciples focused on their lack, expressing doubt in their ability to provide for the hungry crowd. However, Jesus demonstrated the power of generosity and trust in God's provision.