Treasured Truth

Following Christ’s example of what to do when you feel abandoned by God, today Pastor Ford will encourage us, when we feel abandoned, to go to the Word of God and to commit ourselves to the revelation of all of God’s promises that we find in His Word.

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Christ was forsaken on the cross so that we could be forgiven and He left us an example of what we ought to do when we feel too feel like we’ve abandoned by God. We’ll look at how Christ responded on today’s Treasured Truth.

Christ was forsaken on the cross so that we could be forgiven and He left us an example of what we ought to do when we feel too feel like we’ve abandoned by God. We’ll look at how Christ responded on today’s Treasured Truth.

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As we begin to prepare ourselves and look forward to celebrating Christ's resurrection this Easter, Pastor Ford will remind us of just how rich our redemption actually is.  Jesus Christ paid the price for us to be redeemed and then He blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places (Ephesians 1:3).

As we begin to prepare ourselves and look forward to celebrating Christ's resurrection this Easter, Pastor Ford will remind us of just how rich our redemption actually is.  Jesus Christ paid the price for us to be redeemed and then He blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places (Ephesians 1:3).

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As we consider the richness of the redemption we have in Christ, we need to understand the futility of what we think can give us authority over our sin, other than Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

As we consider the richness of the redemption we have in Christ, we need to understand the futility of what we think can give us authority over our sin, other than Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

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Unfortunately, sometimes there is misunderstanding that occurs in the church and in our interaction with each other as believers. But, even when the messages haven’t been clear, haven’t been concise, or haven’t been communicated well, we have to leave that stuff behind us, grow from it, continue to go forward, and try as much as possible to make things better.

Unfortunately, sometimes there is misunderstanding that occurs in the church and in our interaction with each other as believers. But, even when the messages haven’t been clear, haven’t been concise, or haven’t been communicated well, we have to leave that stuff behind us, grow from it, continue to go forward, and try as much as possible to make things better.

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As we begin to look at how to avoid misunderstanding, Pastor Ford explains that when we get a message, we need to receive the message as it’s given, and we shouldn’t try to read anything into it. Because misunderstanding can lead to a misfortunate response, since we tend to respond inappropriately in those situations.