Shartel Church

Is there any pain greater than being betrayed by someone you trusted? But even betrayal can’t stop us from achieving our divine destiny. This message will look at how we deal with betrayal and grieve the loss but let it become a stepping stone instead of a stumbling block.

Most of the problems we encounter in life are problems we create for ourselves! Bad attitudes. Stupid decisions. Pride. Joseph was no different. Joseph alienated his brothers by telling them he would rule over them one day. His pride and jumping the gun in God’s design for his life caused him serious problems. This message will examine how we handle God’s blessings and how not to let ourselves get in the way of what God wants to do through us.

God has amazing plans for us! We too often settle for a life of meaningless activity and low goals. But God has a dream for us! He has plans for us to make our lives meaningful and impactful. We may be young or old, but as long as we’re breathing, God’s not done with us!

In Matthew 20, Jesus shares the parable of the vineyard workers. In this parable, we see that the landowner is generous and pays the workers evenly. We also see how the workers respond. This Sunday, we will look at this parable and how we can relate it to our lives.

In Psalm 39, David reminds us how fleeting life is. Many of us struggle with procrastination, but there are some things that we shouldn't put off. In this week's message, we will look at some facts about life & time and things that we shouldn't put off.

Guest Speaker, Stephanie Greenwald will walk us through Psalm 23 and how we can apply it to our lives.

If you were before Jesus and he asked, "What do you want me to do?" How would you answer? How you answer this question reveals a lot about the state of your soul. Join us as we see how one man answered this question and how we can respond as well.

David’s last words to Solomon were a reminder to be faithful to the Lord. David had experienced both the blessings of obedience and the consequences of disobedience. His words of wisdom to Solomon are a wonderful reminder that life goes better when we listen to the Lord! This message will challenge us to live and people after God’s heart so that we, too, can experience the joy and blessing of obedience.

The immortal words that Jesus spoke are incredibly powerful. Having accomplished the work God the Father sent Him to do, He spoke His last words and died. Those words give us hope and life and set us free. This weekend, as we celebrate freedom in our country, we will look at the freedom that is ours through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

God made a promise to Joseph when he was young. It took 25 years and a lot of ups and downs, but God finally fulfilled that promise. As Joseph dies, he reminds his brothers and family that God will help them just as God helped him throughout his life. And that’s God’s promise to us!