Pathways Church | Messages

No one who was alive in 1980 can forget the eruption of Mount St Helens. But many have forgotten Harry R. Truman, the man who failed to head all the warning signs that had occurred over a period of many months.

This week we're taking time to talk about various ministries of Pathways Church and what God is doing through Pathways Church in the community and beyond!

How many of us have tried to run away at some point? When you run away, it's about fleeing from something or someone, it's never about what we are running to. 2 Kings recounts the events of four lepers, who had to make a courageous decision.

We have a choice. We can choose to sit with the enemy in defeat or surrender to the Lord in victory.

Nobody likes to raise a white flag. We’ve been taught that more is better, and failure is not an option. The world tells us, “You can do it all!” In reality, we can’t, nor do we need to. But we try. All of this overreaching just leaves us gripping the end of our rope.

Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most popular verses in the Bible. In fact, many people claim this as their life verse and have it framed somewhere in their home. But have you ever read Jeremiah 29? Jeremiah was speaking to God's people who were in exile. This week we examine the promise that was made and what it meant to those who originally heard the message.

Guest Speaker: Dan Seaborn, Winning At Home

As we close one year and begin another, we have to wrestle with an important truth with huge implications for our spiritual lives. Change is inevitable, but progress is optional.

There is something about the calendar flip that is hard to explain. The idea that we all get a fresh start together at the beginning of a year, has prompted new year's resolutions & goals as far back as history itself. The Bible tells us something better than New Year Phenomenon.

This week we answer the question, what is Christmas? What is the key to Holiday?

A teacher asked her class “What is Christmas - a time for?” She got the usual answers—Jesus’ birthday, a time of joy, a time to worship God! One child raised their hand and gave an unusual answer, "a time for sportsmanship, because you don’t always get everything you want."