MH1AG Sermon Podcast

In part 2 of our Christmas series, Pastor Josh shows us what Jesus says about how we enter into eternity with Him. 

As the Father lovingly works in our lives, we look at how he prunes our lives in order to bring about the more that He has for us. 

Home holds a special place in our hearts. This morning we start our Christmas series "Home For The Holidays" where we are looking at the promise of a better homeland for those who believe in Jesus. 

Our vision at MH1AG is to be a place where we Encounter Jesus, Embrace The Spirit and Engage In Community. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that as we look forward this is no tine for us shrink back in complacency, carnality or because of critics. 

In difficult times, do you have a yet in your Spirit? 

John 15 shows us Jesus using the analogy of the vine and the branches to illustrate the relationship between him and his followers. Out of that relationship flows life and the branches produce fruit of the inner workings in them. 

In this message we look at what God wants for the fruit bearing in our lives. 

By looking at the world's standards it would seem the church is on its heels. With COVID, compromise and carnality in the church today it seems that the church is struggling. It's a parallel to the people of Israel during the time of the prophet Joel, they were living in devastation. Yet, in the midst of devastation, God speaks a word of hope. 

In John 15 Jesus gives the disciples a picture of what the relationship between Jesus and His followers should look like. He is the true vine and we are the branches. Out of our relationship with Him flows life and enables to be productive, fruitful believers. 

In this message, we look at what each focused object in this passage illustrates. 

What if when we look back over our lives we don't see tales of defeat, discouragement or disappointment but we see trophies of God's faithfulness, ability and purposes in our lives. 

Samson did many exploits yet found himself blind, bald and bound in the hands of the Philistines. But the story doesn't end there. Tucked away in the story of Samson is a story of hope and the promise that God's not through. In this message we look at how God can redeem even the darkest moments of our lives and that he can bring a personal revival in our lives.