Pastor Doug's Weekly Messages

Inspiring, encouraging and somewhat mysterious and complex message about Jephthah.

His name means “He will set free”. You might have a bad start in life, but with God that doesn’t matter. You can have a good ending.

Many people leave out an important step in becoming a Christian. They do not make a thorough work of repenting.

How many times do angels save us that we don’t know about?

Everything can change suddenly. We need to always be ready to meet the Lord.

There are many lessons we can learn from the lives of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God taught faith through Abraham, faith through Isaac, and love through Jacob.

We need to do all we can to use technology to preach the gospel and reach the lost.

Pastor Doug explores the New Testament book of Acts. God can change tragedies into triumphs. Part 2 of 2

There is a strong connection between being a disciple and being disciplined. You can't really be one without the other. We can't teach others to be disciples if we do not have discipline.

God wants us to use our gifts and not waste opportunities. Don't waste resources, opportunities, talents, time, power or our lives.

What is a biblical balance between the important subjects of being saved by grace and yet we are called to be Godly people, following Jesus.

The Bible frequently talks about following Jesus means you deny yourself, you take up your cross. That basically says you are laying down your life. This is quite a struggle and something that we face every day.