POA Podcast

Masks have now become part of our everyday lives. But these masks that the current pandemic have made popular are not the only type of masks we wear. Pastor Gentry encourages us to examine ourselves with truth. To take off our masks when we come before God. He encourages us to open our hearts to the God of truth, and for us to allow Him to unmask us, so that we might know our savior in a more intimate way.

Masks have now become part of our everyday lives. But these masks that the current pandemic have made popular are not the only type of masks we wear. Pastor Gentry encourages us to examine ourselves with truth. To take off our masks when we come before God. He encourages us to open our hearts to the God of truth, and for us to allow Him to unmask us, so that we might know our savior in a more intimate way.

Evangelist Morton Bustard reminds us this morning that the Church still believes in miracles, signs, and wonders. The five-fold ministry and the nine gifts of the Spirit will not only continue, but will thrive in the days to come. The trials of 2020 have awakened us to the Supernatural.

Evangelist Morton Bustard reminds us this morning that the Church still believes in miracles, signs, and wonders. The five-fold ministry and the nine gifts of the Spirit will not only continue, but will thrive in the days to come. The trials of 2020 have awakened us to the Supernatural.

Evangelist Morton Bustard reminds us this morning that the Church still believes in miracles, signs, and wonders. The five-fold ministry and the nine gifts of the Spirit will not only continue, but will thrive in the days to come. The trials of 2020 have awakened us to the Supernatural.

One of the great things about the Bible is that we can all relate in differing degrees of familiarity to the people who's stories it tells. The same is true of the Christmas story. With whom do you relate? Do you see yourself as a shepherd, as a wiseman? With which Christmas visitor do you have the most in common? Listen as Pastor Anthony Mangun presents what we commonly refer to as "The Manger Scene" with a fresh, relatable perspective.