The great revelation of the Bible is that the God of all creation clothed himself in human flesh and came into this world. But why did God come? Over a series of five messages, Pastor Ouellette shares 7 reasons why God came to this world. The first part of the series focuses on the following reasons: to fulfill a promise made in Genesis 3:15, so we could know him and to demonstrate his love for us.

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In the third and final part of the Reaching for the Harvest series, Pastor Ouellette addresses the topic, “Be Prepared.” While Jesus is the one who builds the church, He uses us as witnesses to reach the lost. The challenge is presented in these questions: are you prepared to witness to someone concerning your salvation, are you studying the word of God to be able to share it with someone else, and finally have you prepared yourself with the proper attitude of meekness and the fear of the Lord?

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In the second part of a the Reaching for the Harvest series, Pastor Ouellette focuses on two main points: We are Witnesses and We have an Anointing. The Bible shares with us that Jesus said we would be witnesses of him calling us “salt” and “light.” Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we also have an anointing to become the witness God desires for us to be for Him. Through a deeper understanding of our calling in Him, be encouraged in your walk with the Lord and to share the gospel with boldness.

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The Bible tells us that God loves all humanity and wants for all to be saved. So what does that mean for us as Christians? What can we do to help fulfill God’s purpose? In the first message of a three-part series, Pastor Ouellette challenges us to discover God’s purpose and why we should be concerned with God’s purpose.

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Today, many believe that miracles, healings and deliverances are things of the past. The Bible indicates that miracles and the like will continue to occur until Jesus comes back. Listen in for what Jesus taught about miracles, healings and deliverances and as Pastor Ouellette accounts for instances in his life where he personally saw or experienced God work miracles, healings and deliverances.

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When we first come to the Lord, we hear the truth, become convicted of our sin, feel the presence of the Lord drawing us and respond to Him. We hear and read about the Kingdom of God and the people of faith in the Bible, and an ideal of relationship and living for God is created in our heart and mind. We commit to the ideal of the relationship which we have in our mind and heart and start living for God. The ideal can be based on our imagined belief of how the relationship will be. Yet is the substance of the relationship that is the “glue” that actually holds the relationship together. Listen as Pastor Ouellette discusses the importance of Substance or Ideal.

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In this final part of the series on Understanding 1 Corinthians 14, Pastor Ouellette focuses on the second part of the chapter addressing the questions: Are tongues still for today? Is speaking in tongues and the gift of tongues different? Are women allowed to speak and minister in church services?

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The Gifts of Tongues, Prophecy and Interpretation of TonguesIn the Bible, 1 Corinthians chapter 14 is a conclusion on Paul’s instruction concerning worship in church. The Church at Corinth was primarily a Gentile church and so Paul spends time in this chapter helping new believers understand the role of tongues in a Christian’s life as well as a part of the church service. Join Pastor Ouellette as he begins this two-part series on Understanding 1 Corinthians Chapter 14.

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The term “Christian” means to be a follower of Christ. The scripture shows to follow Christ you must deny yourself, take up His cross daily and follow Him. It requires responsibility and commitment. Join Pastor Ouellette as he discusses why Christianity is not a fad or something to be on a Sunday, but it is a lifestyle.

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