This Sunday, Crisis Pregnancy Center’s Director, Toby DeBause is our guest speaker. Toby is passionate about his cause and does a masterful job in articulating the need and motivating God’s people to action. You won’t want to miss this.

Tune in for the exciting conclusion of our No Average Joe series. Joseph’s life demonstrates that we can consistently magnify God - even in the most difficult of circumstances. Prepare to learn an important, practical, and insightful way to live life.

Do you need an attitude adjustment?

As we continue the sermon series No Average Joe, we will discover the means and benefits of a good attitude.

Guilt can be a powerful motivator to make positive change. Yet it sometimes used by spiritual leaders wishing to persuade others to act a certain way. The church should not be a place where people burdened with guilt, it needs to be a place where people are taught how to deal with there existing sense of guilt.

This week, as we look at the story of Joseph and his reunion with his brothers, we will see how guilt works and how we can be freed from it.

Join us for another eye opening look into this No Average Joe.

His life has been full of ups and downs and has taken some turns that no one would have expected. Together, we’ve discovered that God used these times as a season of refinement, preparing him for his greatest work of all.

Be amazed at the way Joseph measures up to the task God gives him.

Jesus said, “I will build my church and even Hell itself can’t stop it.”

Ten years ago Tab sent Shannon and me to Brussels, Belgium to plant a church that would be a planting church in the capital of Europe. Now it’s healthy and growing…but not nearly as fast as Islam.

When we moved to Brussels, the population was 15% Muslim; now it’s 25%. Brussels is expected to be the first majority Muslim capital city in Europe by 2030.

What’s the future of faith in Europe? Is it time to throw in the towel?

Listen to this message as we discuss how to fan into flame a grassroots movement of churches that look like the church Jesus had in mind.

Carlton

Through all the “ups and downs” he experienced, Joseph didn’t lose faith. Rather, he learned to trust God, and to be content in the midst of his circumstances.

Although we might not understand why certain things happen, God has the ultimate plan for our lives. This week we’ll discuss how we can learn to be content in the midst of our circumstances.

Ever feel abandoned? Sidelined? Neglected? Forgotten?

Many of us have experienced such times. Perhaps you are experiencing it today. Joseph’s story, in Genesis, chapter 41, reminds us that despite our feelings or experiences God is always at work.

It is interesting that as the story of Joseph progresses, he moves from being a person who has dreams to one who is empowered to interpret the dreams of others.

In this message from Genesis 40:1–40, we will see him interpret the dream of a baker, a cup bearer, and a king. Joseph’s actions in his less than ideal circmstances provides powerful example for us when we find ourselves dealing with the painful issues in our lives.

In this message we are pleased to have as our guest speaker, the Rev. Ed Haywood, pastor of the Urban Community Church of Norfolk. His topic is “Racial Reconciliation.”

Ed and his wife Shirley have devoted their lives to this ministry and have been very influential in Hampton Roads. You won’t want to miss this!