The Glacier Valley Church of God Podcast

In our darkest moments, He reminds us of Who He is!

In our continued series on God Gives, Pastor Keith discusses today the gift of healing. God's desire is to see us healed. But how and when is always up to Him.

Receive His healing for you today. He is willing and able.

David said Why so downcast, Oh my soul? Put your trust in God!

But we do get down sometimes, because life happens, or happened. God gives joy despite our circumstance or what we have been through. Listen so you can receive joy in your life!

We have delivered from our sin, but are we free? As believers, there still can be many things that hold us back, or bound. Only God can say, "Loose him, and let him go!"

We celebrate our men, our fathers, today. Listen as Pastor Keith talks about how valuable our men are, and why the church needs them.  As a bonus, dad jokes are included.

It is clear that the church no longer holds the power it used to. Does that mean that God has diminished? Or, has the church become more focused on things that appear spiritual but are not?

In this third sermon in this series, we talk about a church that has compromised its mission and worship for the sake of the culture. We must stand strong in the faith, and love, against those who feel that sin is okay and God does not see it. But in standing strong, we extend the hand of help to those who are lost and seeking help.

In the second letter to the churches, Jesus looks at Smyrna church. The Smyrna church is one of only two letters that did not receive correction. But, they are also about to endure persecution.

Here in America, persecution is something we have not really dealt with. But it is coming. Our nation is rejecting Christ and blaming us for its woes. How will you deal with it? Be faithful, and receive the crown of life!

In our series on who we are as a church, we examine the seven letters to the seven churches of Asia in Revelation. Each letter details a particular problem in a church.

Today, we examine how you can easily lose that passion and love for Christ. More importantly, how we do we get it back.