Pathways Church | Messages

A College Professor told his class, that after re-evaluating the syllabus, He thought it was harder than intended. So the Professor told his students the final would be a take-home open-book exam. How could anyone go wrong under those circumstances?

Have you ever considered how many times the number three is used in order to help us understand or remember something? Think about it, every form of advertising, our common phrases in life, we use patterns of three.

Join us for a special service as we stop and remember the sacrifice of Jesus.

A Nurse working with the terminally ill asked her patients if they had any regrets and recorded their responses. Her patient's reflections became a pattern, which can teach us alot about how to live. One in particular brings us to a moment in time, with an eternal consequence.

Let’s look an encounter with someone who had a tremendous moral struggle with his conscience. His struggle begins when providence/fate brings him face to face with the Lord Jesus Christ.

We all go through life hoping that our baggage is never exposed. There are things either in our past or present that we pray are never made public. So what happens when the situation seems hopeless? Would you be willing to take the issue public, in order to find restoration? What would you do if once the situation became public, it seemed like no one could help?

From the time we are young, we seek the education and skills necessary to land a dream job, build a business or land a contract that will bring riches, prestige and authority. For most people, even if theses dreams are archived, it simply ends in misery. We realize the things we were chasing, does not bring fulfillment in life. This week we examine a conversation Jesus had with someone, who simply couldn't let go of the dreams he was pursuing.

During this series you have two choices. You can choose to continue to watch your baggage go round and round, or you can claim that baggage, pick it up and lay it down.

The memorial of 12 stones was to be a constant reminder of the day the Israelites crossed the Jordan River on dry ground. Their children would see the stones, hear the story, and learn about God. Retelling your story will help keep memories of God’s faithfulness alive in your family.

We use expressions all the time, that really mean... nothing. They're impossible! We say we're going to do things like, "make time". Reality is Time is limited, and all of us only get 24 hours in a day. No matter how hard we try, we can't "make time". So instead of trying to make the impossible, it's time we look at how we invest our time.