Pathways Church | Messages

About the most difficult thing that any of us has to do, on a regular basis in life, is to make decisions. And some of those decisions can be more, or less, difficult, sometimes even depending on the day. Sometimes, it’s all we can do to decide which size coffee and what we want in it at Starbucks. At other times, we can quite easily make decisions that might be life-altering.

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you knew if you remained where you were, you wouldn’t survive, but the risk of changing your situation was also high? Join us as we unpack an incredible and obscure event in the Bible and see how it can radically affect all of our lives.

This year I believe we received a special gift, an "extra" week before the calendar flip to examine ourselves as we begin a new year.

Who would have thought the TV show "buying Hawaii" would have so much to teach us during the Christmas season. Join us for "Christmas With Family" as we celebrate the greatest gift ever given!

For all of us it’s the same, Life gets unstable. It drifts, it pulls us toward instability. It’s like cars on an icy road. That’s how life is, it looks like everything is going ok then BOOM! The most frustrating parts of our lives are the parts we can’t control.

I Listened to a podcast from a pastor from Toronto. A glimpse in the future. What culture is like in Toronto? Toronto is truly post Christian, very European in culture. The rate of Christianity in Toronto is only around 2%. So for about 100 people in Toronto you meet you will run into 2 evangelical Christians. Obviously that’s way less than it is in the US. But we here in America are certainly moving that direction. So can we learn something that is going on from this glimpse into a culture that is walking away from Christianity, so we can be prepared to reach people for Christ.

There are a lot of people floating around this world who say they are okay, but underneath the smiles, the laughter and the “I’m doing just fine” is a huge amount of hurt.

Join us as we take a week to break our routine, stop and be thankful for the blessings we all share.