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We’ve all made decisions we wish we could take back. But why is it so hard to recognize those moments before they become regrets? In this message, we explore a powerful encounter in David’s life that reveals an often-overlooked way God speaks. What if some of God’s most important words aren’t about what’s ahead—but about what to stop before it’s too late?
Today we continued our sermon series entitled: "The God Who Speaks." "Sometimes the Prophetic Word God speaks is ordinary. Keep listening for the word of God. Don’t expect it to be anything - just let God share whatever He wants to share."
Today we continued our sermon series entitled: "The God Who Speaks." "Remember this - God will tell you how to say what He has given you to say."
Today we started a new sermon series entitled: "The God Who Speaks." This Mother's Day, we talked about how we must listen for the voice of God because He is STILL speaking.
Today we ended our sermon series entitled: "The Blood." We learned that "The Blood makes Holy what should be common," and that we should "Be Holy in Everything."
Today we heard from Pastor Ken Jasko as he spoke about how God tells us that "Nothing shall be impossible to [us]" when we have faith in Jesus.
Today we had a time of baptisms and continued our sermon series entitled: "The Blood." " The blood of Jesus means healing where wounds should be."
Today we continued our sermon series entitled: "The Blood." "So let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive His mercy, and we will find grace to help us when we need it most."
Today we started a new sermon series entitled: "The Blood." This Easter, we talked about how "our sin makes our soul a helpless debtor to death." But it doesn't end there: Jesus "willingly, lovingly, sacrificially chose to take the punishment you deserved and died in your place. Grace upon grace upon grace."
Today we heard a message from Pastor Dan about how we can trust God's timing and actions, even when we don't understand it.
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