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We all have preferences. We all are different. But what about the Church? Should the church meet our needs? Should it be about us? And if not, then how do we not allow the church to be about our preferences? Let's see what Jesus says!
In this message, we learn the second characteristic of being a healthy follower of Jesus and a healthy church member - we must commit to unity. But how do we have unity when we are all so different? Let's learn the key to staying unified in a divided world!
If the church is so important, then why don't more people join? Why does the world look darker and darker? It's because we have gotten church all wrong. Join us and here why just coming and consuming is not what we are called to do as followers of Jesus!
We all want to change things in our life. As our series end, we see the message that John the Baptist preached is the same message that every person needs to be new.
Do you know what you're supposed to do but fail to do it? Do you want to quit doing something but find it difficult to follow through? We are supposed to purse God and Godly things, but it seems like the enemy is always pulling us away. THE STRUGGLE IS REAL!
In this message, we study Romans 7 and 1 Corinthians 12 to hear how to overcome the struggle of being self-disciplined and learn to discipline ourselves differently.
In this message, find out what the Lord says about the words we use. And, not only the words we say, but the words to type, text, and post!
In our second message during our NEW series, let's learn why our thoughts are so critical in this life.
As a new year begins, we all want a fresh start, a better year. We want to be a better person and do better things. In fact, many of us struggle with our past. How can we be better if we've been so bad? How can God forgive us if we can't forgive ourselves? In this message, let's hear from God's Word on how we become new in Christ.
People love to make New Year's Resolutions. The problem is so many people don't keep their resolutions. When we make resolutions, we usually ask the question, "What is possible for me in the new year?" However, this is no the right question we should ask. Let's listen and learn what the correct question is and why asking that question could change your life!
This year has brought many challenges - a pandemic, political division, financial concerns, social injustices; the list goes on and on. If we aren't careful, we begin to focus on these situations more than we do the true message of Christmas. Let's learn what's really trying to steal our Christmas and what God says to do about it.
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