This weeks message is from Luke 9:37–45. This passage gives us a glimpse into the challenges of life and faith. This passage reminds us of human limitations but also of Jesus’ divine power.   

This weeks message is from Luke 9:28-36, Jesus’ Transformation. In our passage today, Jesus takes His disciples upon the mountain to pray and in the middle of this prayer meeting God reveals His glory through Jesus and to 3 of the disciples. As the disciples are trying to figure this moment out Luke encourages us with 5 teaching points from this moment for our lives today, they are “Blessings From God’s Revealed Glory.”  

This weeks message comes from The Assemblies of God District Missionaries Director Stan Welch. Bro. Welch was with us for United’s Missions Sunday, to encourage giving for the upcoming year, 2025. Bro. Welch speaks to us from the passage in Mark 1:15.

This weeks message comes from Hebrews 12:1-17. Tanner brings an encouraging message about hope and peace with Jesus. Thanks to Tanner for being our guest. 

The message this week comes from Luke 9:18-27 and centers around two questions: Who do the crowds say that Jesus is and then Jesus asks His disciples, who do you say that I am? These 2 questions lead us living with a focus on God’s Kingdom thatcher than personal gain, comfort or worldly success. 

The message this week comes from Luke 9:10–17. This week we see the disciples have a problem that is beyond their ability to provide. This is exactly the lesson Jesus is teaching them and us, He is the only one who can provide for our every need, including the sin need. Jesus through His grace and mercy uses the disciples to meet the needs of the people and He will for you also. Jesus desires to meet our needs.

The message this week comes from Luke 9:7-9. Herod is troubled by the miracles of Jesus. Trying to figure things out, Herod faces a feeling that comes upon him that some might think is fear, but it’s really the working of the Holy Spirit in Herod’s life.  God sent His spirit to bring Conviction, Curiosity, Contentment and Commitment into one’s life, but like Herod, everyone has a choice. Will Herod accept or reject Jesus?

Guest speaker: Greg Walton

This week’s sermon comes from Luke 9:1-6. Jesus calls His disciples in this passage and transfers His power and authority to them, to minister to hurting people. This is the same power and authority God has give to us, today, through the power of the Holy Spirit. Like the disciples, we must choose to tap into this power…will you? 

This week’s sermon comes from Luke 8:40-56. This week we see two miracles from Jesus, a healing for a woman and a raising of the dead. Jesus has come to show us that He has power over all things.  These healings reveal the faith that Jesus desires to instill within us for Him to meet any and all needs that we will ever have. Have faith in Him, when we do, that faith moves the hand of God.