One of today's biggest rallying cries is to make sure we're not on the wrong side of history. The way it's often used comes close to bullying those with godly beliefs, and the irony is that Jesus wants us to be on the right side of history, too. This sermon digs into the idea behind the phrase, and sheds light on where we are really going and how to be on the right side of where we're all going.

08252019 TruthorTrend PastorBradKahler by Christ Community Church - Brockport, NY

One of today's biggest rallying cries is to make sure we're not on the wrong side of history. The way it's often used comes close to bullying those with godly beliefs, and the irony is that Jesus wants us to be on the right side of history, too. This sermon digs into the idea behind the phrase, and sheds light on where we are really going and how to be on the right side of where we're all going

In this message, Pastor Bruce Plummer delineates the simple but powerful truth that it is our direction, and not our intentions, that determine our destinations in life. It is our choice and responsibility to place ourselves on the correct path with the decisions we make, with wisdom from the Lord in doing so.

An "After Action Review" is a multi-part debriefing process developed by the US Army for analyzing 1)what happened during a particular event, 2) why it happened, and 3) how it can be done better by the participants and those responsible for the project or event . Using this process, speaker Jenna Tatar unpacks the event leading up to Peter's denial of Christ; and then demonstrates what we can do differently when ever we find ourselves in a event that takes us away from Jesus.

Do you constantly hear a judge's gavel banging in your head? Is it pronouncing something about you due to your personal experiences or family history? In this message, Pastor Brad Kahler shows us how to replace these "self-pronouncements" and " self-verdicts" with the truth contained in God's Word.

There are times when, even after a great deal of investment in a relationship or situation, we have to walk away. King Amaziah did that in the Old Testament, and God promised him Much More for his loss. This sermon encourages us to look at our own life situations and learn how to let go in faith and receive God’s Much More.

Pastor Brad breaks down how generational tensions arise in churches and in life in general, and speaks about the role of honor in dissolving them. God's pattern of honor creates healthy hearts and healthy cultures in which everyone is significant and valued. Honoring one another the way God prescribes will set the stage for God to move marvelously in our church and world.

This message is all about the relationship between what God says and does and what we do as humans. It comes from a somewhat unknown story in the Old Testament concerning a prophet, a king and archery. From it we discover that unless we do our part the will of God will not become a reality

Changes sometimes come without notice. Ancient Israel had a big change when they had just three days to pack up and cross into the Promised Land. Everything was different on the other side. They may not have felt ready, but God had been training and equipping them with all they would need in their new circumstances. He does that with us too! He's always preparing us!