Motion Church Online

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Motion Church Online episodes

  • Focus on the Family
    Submission has become a dirty word in our culture, especially with regard to relationships. Pastor Casey tackles the misuse of this word and shows how no loving relationship can exist without it.
    42 min
  • How To Make Friends And Influence People
    In a world where we all seem very connected, people are lonelier than ever before. Suicide rates among young people are skyrocketing. Why? Generally speaking, people have few friends. Today, Pastor Casey gives practical advice about how to both make friends and be a friend.
    45 min
  • Fruits of the Holy Spirit
    Walking in the Spirit often seems somewhat mystical. To be sure, understanding the gifts of the Holy Spirit in I Corinthians twelve takes some study and experience. Fruits of the Holy Spirit are eternal, unlike gifts which are used only in this life. Today, Casey discusses each fruit and how to manifest it in your life (Not what you thought!)
    52 min
  • Responding To The Holy Spirit
    It makes no difference if God is speaking but we are not receiving what he says. Many Christians are not tuned into the Holy Spirit's frequency. How can we become better at hearing and responding to His promptings?
    34 min
  • Speaking For God
    How do we speak for God in real time? The critical issue, is whether we have listened first or even know how to hear from Him. Today, the discussion surrounds prophecy. What is it? Is it valid for today? If so, how does prophecy actually work? How do we recognize false prophecy?
    47 min
  • The Fire Of God
    Fire is the third symbol of the Presence of God that reveals His nature to us. Pastor Troy shares his experiences with fire as a young man and then speaks about how God revealed Himself through fire in scripture.
    38 min

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At Motion Church we are passionate about helping people Connect with God, Grow in their faith, and Serve their communities.