This week we continued our Man of God series by looking at the story of Elisha healing the water at Jericho. In this story we see how God's grace overcomes all opposition, and how it reverses the curse of sin.

This week we started a new sermon series called Man of God focusing on the prophet Elisha. Today we look at the beginning of Elisha's ministry, with the prophet Elijah passing the torch before being taken into heaven in a whirlwind. From this story we learn that the Spirit that empowered Elijah's ministry is the same that would empower Elisha and the same that empowers us stil today.

This week we had Pastor Don Patterson from Holy Word in Austin, TX lead us in worship. He encouraged us in his sermon from 2 Timothy 2 to Live Strong in grace, in the message, and in all circumstances.

This week we had a guest preacher, Pastor Gunnar Ledermann from Divine Peace Church in Rockwall, TX. He shared a message with us based on Mark 4:35-41 called "Jesus' Words Silence My Fear Driven Life!"

This week we continued our Life With Jesus series by looking at a story from Mark 5:21-43 where we learn valuable lessons about fear, faith, and the timing of God.

Have you ever been in a place where you expected good things from God, and it seemed like all you got was disappointment? That's where the people in Ezekiel's day were at. So God sent Ezekiel with a message of comfort. A message about how God grows his kingdom, and about how he can bring hope out of even the most hopeless situations.

There are a lot of people with a lot of different opinions about who Jesus is. We see that here in this reading from Mark 3. His family thinks he's out of his mind. The religious leaders of the day think he's demon possessed. But Jesus tells us who he is, and along the way he tells us who we are. He is the Son of God who came to defeat the devil, and we are Jesus' family.

Feeling exhausted? Find out from Deuteronomy 5 how life with Jesus is a life of rest.

There are many times in life where we find ourselves unable to deny how hopeless our situation is. But in those moments, we can find comfort and encouragement in the fact that God's Spirit resurrects us and revives our hope.

We all face moments in life that we feel like we're completely unqualified for. We face challenges we don't think we can handle. But God shows us through Ephesians 4 that we aren't left to face those challenges alone. We have his gifts of grace he's given us, we have Jesus' presence, and we have fellow Christians around us. In other words, Jesus' ascension means we're never alone.