Paul instructed the church of Ephesus to put on the full armor of God. One of those components is the breastplate of righteousness. As followers of Jesus, we are called to put off our old selves and put on the new. This week, Pastor John talks about what that looks like for our lives today.

Paul instructed the church of Ephesus to put on the full armor of God. One of those components is the breastplate of righteousness. As followers of Jesus, we are called to put off our old selves and put on the new. This week, Pastor John talks about what that looks like for our lives today.

If you have ever been to a gym or have taken your health seriously you have heard the term “strengthen your core.” That’s because we know that no matter what part of our body is strong, we are prone to injury if our core is not strengthened. This week we talk about the “belt of truth” and how truth is the what the rest of the armor depends on. A life not based on truth only hurts us in the end. d in the most unlikely of ways to do the most unlikely of things.

By spending a little more time in the themes and details of the Gospel of Luke, we get a fresh look at the well-known story of Zacchaeus.

Come and see! These are powerful words we can use to invite others to get to know Jesus for themselves. A Jesus that knows us better than we know ourselves.

This week, we welcome Pastor Terry Beasley to Living Spring who brings a message of how obedience to God will have his promises take care of themselves. However hard it may be to understand what God is asking of us, we have a way of “helping” God which ultimately gets in the way of letting God be God.

Many times God does miraculous things in our lives. For a while we are in a state of awe and wonder. But often times we get so focused on the miracle that we lose sight of the Miracle Maker. This week we talk about how Gideon got distracted by the works of God and missed the character of God.

It’s often hard to understand where God wants us to go next. We want to put out some type of test to see if we are on the right track. Today we talk about Gideon and how put out a test. The problem was that he was actually testing Gods character, not seeking clarity.

Have you ever been asked to do something so simple by someone, only to discount its importance, and later find out the significance of that simple request? This week Pastor John continues our series examining Gideon’s call story and journey where he didn’t believe in himself, but the Lord did.

Sometimes in life we can get so focused on our circumstances that we miss the voice of God giving us hope. This week we look at Gideon and how God interrupts him in the midst of his uncertainty and calls him to something much bigger than he could ever imagine.