Safe Harbor Outreach Center: Recent Episodes
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Relevant messages to inspire, encourage and learn more about God from Safe Harbor Outreach Center in Prattville, AL.
Youth Pastor, Shelby Webb, encouraged attendees to embrace change by committing to actively chase God's presence through persistent prayer and seeking, using biblical examples (e.g., the upper room) to show committed obedience brings revival. She urged personal transformation—repentance as a change of mind and letting go of pride—so God can work through individuals to impact schools, families, and the community. The service closed with a call for attendees to self-evaluate and respond by coming forward if they commit either to chasing God more intentionally or to allowing God to change them.Youth Pastor, Shelby Webb, encouraged attendees to embrace change by committing to actively chase God's presence through persistent prayer and seeking, using biblical examples (e.g., the upper room) to show committed obedience brings revival. She urged personal transformation—repentance as a change of mind and letting go of pride—so God can work through individuals to impact schools, families, and the community. The service closed with a call for attendees to self-evaluate and respond by coming forward if they commit either to chasing God more intentionally or to allowing God to change them.
Brother Bob Mest, Executive Director of Alabaman Adult and Teen Challenge, preached from Exodus 3, emphasizing that seasons of desert and wilderness are God's preparation—not punishment—and that perseverance through hardship leads to mountaintop encounters with God and a divinely given assignment. The message stressed that God is already at the mountain, reveals Himself by fire in the desert, calls people personally into intimacy before public ministry, and that the mountain experience equips believers to return and deliver others. The meeting closed with an invitation to altar ministry for those weary from wandering to receive revival, direction, and empowerment.
Pastor Greg Melvin warned that sin and disobedience are primary obstacles that block God's power, blessings, and entry into His promises, urging attendees to follow God's instructions and maintain humility, repentance, and steady obedience. True repentance — not mere remorse or emotional displays — requires concrete action: confessing sin, forsaking it, and committing to a changed life so God can restore, forgive, and heal. The message closed with an urgent call for personal self-examination and surrender, encouraging anyone with unconfessed sin to come forward for genuine repentance.
Pastor Greg Melvin warned that churches and individuals risk losing God's presence and power when they drift into compromise, spiritual apathy, or leadership failure, using the capture of the Ark (1 Samuel) and Eli's example to illustrate consequences. He identified symptoms of a spiritually empty church—form without power, ongoing defeat, division, and reliance on human methods—and cited scripture calling for repentance, restored obedience, and wholehearted devotion. Practical steps offered were to remember one's fall, return and change, repent of idols and sin, and fully recommit one's life to God.
Pastor Greg Melvin warned against spiritual lukewarmness using Revelation's Laodicea as a warning, urging believers to realign their lives with Scripture, repent, and regain passionate pursuit of God. He identified worldly comforts, routine attendance, unforgiveness, compromise, and poor parenting as causes of spiritual decline, and emphasized humility, self-control, and separation from sinful patterns. Practical steps offered to reignite faith included returning to your "first love" with daily prayer and Scripture, honest self-examination and total surrender to God, and seeking spiritual growth and mutual encouragement in the church.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized spiritual growth, urging listeners not to become satisfied where they are with God but to keep moving forward in faith, prayer, service, and purpose. Using examples from Isaac, Paul, and Moses, it taught that growth comes from persistence, refusing to quit, and staying focused on God's plan rather than looking back or standing still. The sermon also encouraged the church to believe that families, finances, relationships, and ministries are all going somewhere when they continue advancing with God.
Pastor Greg Melvin encouraged listeners who feel spiritually stuck to trust God, follow His instructions, and rely on prayer, faith, and the full armor of God to move forward. It emphasized that past mistakes and painful experiences can be turned by God into preparation, strength, and testimony rather than something that defines or defeats a person. The sermon also reminded the congregation that they have value, purpose, and victory in Christ, and should use their past as a stepping stone instead of allowing it to hold them captive.
Youth Pastor Shelby Webb focused on Mary as a model of faithful motherhood, emphasizing three themes: faith in the unheard, the unseen, and the unknown. It highlighted how Mary trusted God despite misunderstanding, hidden years, and the suffering foretold for Jesus, encouraging listeners—especially mothers—to keep praying and remain faithful even when their efforts feel unnoticed. Pastor also shared a personal story of loss and comfort to illustrate how God sees and carries people through pain and uncertainty.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized that believers need "right now" power from God through the Holy Spirit to stay focused, resist worldly distractions, and live with renewed strength and joy. He called the church to revive spiritually, reject excuses, take authority over the enemy, and guard their hearts while relying on God's power rather than their own flesh. The sermon closed by stressing that Spirit-filled believers have the same anointing and power of Jesus to live victoriously and let the Holy Spirit lead.
The message encouraged listeners not to quit or drift away from their faith, describing spiritual life as an ongoing battle that requires prayer, Scripture, perseverance, and staying active in church. It emphasized that many people, including biblical figures like Jonah, Elijah, David, and the prodigal son, have fallen away but can return through repentance, grace, and God's mercy. The sermon closed with a call to self-examination and restoration, urging people to turn back to God and trust that no one is too far gone for forgiveness and a fresh start.
The message emphasized that the cross is not just a symbol but the power of God to forgive sin, break bondage, and give freedom through Jesus Christ. It highlighted that Jesus' death and resurrection conquered death, removed condemnation, and showed the depth of God's love by dying for us while we were still sinners. The closing challenge called for a personal response: repent, embrace the cross, and follow Christ daily with a transformed life.
Pastor Greg Melvin used Matthew 21 to contrast the crowd's emotional, temporary praise of Jesus with their later calls for his crucifixion, urging that being stirred is not the same as being changed. Emphasis was placed on renewing the mind (Romans 12:2), repentance, and developing the mind of Christ through ongoing transformation of habits and heart rather than mere emotional experiences. Listeners were encouraged to come to Jesus "just as they are," accept his cleansing, and pursue lasting Christlikeness evidenced by changed behavior and obedience.
Pastor Greg Melvin addressed the persistent question "when" during life's hardships, urging the congregation to trust God's timing by referencing Galatians and Ecclesiastes and reminding them that God has a right time for every promise. He taught that trials and tests refine believers—like fire purifying gold—and emphasized faithfulness, prayer, and resisting complaint while God works according to His schedule. The message closed with reassurance that suffering is temporary, God's promises will be fulfilled in His timing, and joy will come in the morning for those who remain faithful.
Pastor Greg Melvin encouraged listeners that breakthroughs often arrive at their breaking points, using Joseph and Jacob's story from Genesis to illustrate God's faithfulness amid hardship. He emphasized staying focused on God, learning from trials, and viewing difficult seasons as spiritual strengthening rather than defeat. The message noted that God sometimes allows circumstances to dry up to prompt movement toward greater blessings and a new season. Scriptures (Isaiah 43:19, Romans 8:28, Isaiah 66:9) were cited to assure the congregation that God's plans will come to fruition and losses can be restored. The talk closed with a call to remain faithful, expect deliverance, and believe that things thought lost are coming back.
Pastor Greg Melvin urged listeners to let go of past regrets and embrace a "brand new day" through faith, emphasizing that God's mercy and grace are renewed each morning and can lift people from mistakes and despair. Using the story of Lazarus, Pastor illustrated that God's timing and purposes may involve allowing trials to transform situations for His glory, and encouraged attendees to trust God rather than trying to solve everything on their own. The message closed with a direct call to stop allowing burdens to chase them, lay those burdens on the altar, and speak the name of Jesus over every circumstance.
Pastor reminded the congregation of the biblical standard of holy living, emphasizing that holiness means being set apart, morally pure, and deliberately following God through daily devotion, prayer, and obedience to Scripture. He warned that societal tolerance of sin leads to younger generations abandoning faith, urging believers to stand boldly, speak the truth, and model godly living so others will hear and believe. The talk concluded with a call to personal commitment and self-examination—encouraging attendees to align their attitudes, speech, and actions with God's Word so their lives reflect Christ and bear spiritual fruit.
Pastor emphasized the biblical importance of generosity and tithing—giving the first 10% as first fruits—as an act of obedience that blesses both givers and the church. Regular tithes sustain Safe Harbor's operations and ministries, while the Kingdom Builders program invites additional sacrificial giving to fund global missions, local outreach, facility expansion, and missionary support. Attendees were challenged to be tithers first and prayerfully consider joining Kingdom Builders to advance the kingdom and experience God's provision.
Dr. Ken Draughon preached from Ephesians 3:20-21, urging the congregation to expect "immeasurably more" from God in 2026 and to partner with Him by breaking faith barriers such as disappointment, complacency, fear, limited thinking, and isolation. He outlined practical steps to activate faith—creating an atmosphere of expectation, praying bolder prayers, speaking life, taking Spirit-led action, and celebrating victories—and emphasized creating space for the supernatural through prayer, fasting, and surrendered time. The service concluded with a congregational declaration of faith for the coming year and a prayer for fresh anointing and divine movement.
Pastor Greg taught that making room for the anointing opens the presence of God and creates a doorway to a greater season, bringing spiritual understanding, healing, deliverance, and restoration. Using biblical examples (the widow and Shunammite in 2 Kings and Lazarus in John 11, plus Paul and Silas in Acts), he emphasized that God prepares and times breakthroughs—one faithful step or 'one doorknob twist' can lead to favor, healing, and new opportunities. The congregation was encouraged to not lose hope, to trust God's timing, to walk through doors He opens, and to praise God in every season.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized the importance of truly believing and trusting God beyond mere acknowledgment, especially during life's trials and battles with doubt. He encouraged participants to demonstrate their faith through love, worthy conduct, obedience to God's word, and continuous commitment to following Jesus. The message concluded with a call for self-examination, perseverance in faith despite challenges, and readiness for a personal relationship with Christ.
Pastor Greg Melvin delivered a sermon titled "Things to Keep You Out of Heaven," focusing on the biblical "works of the flesh" from Galatians 5:19-21, emphasizing sexual sins such as adultery, fornication, uncleanness, and lewdness. He stressed the ongoing internal battle believers face against fleshly desires and the importance of repentance, self-control, and living a holy life that honors God. The message highlighted the dangers of pornography and other fleshly behaviors, urging transparency, accountability, and reliance on Jesus to overcome sin.
This weeks service focused on the reality and seriousness of hell, emphasizing that it is a real, eternal place of punishment and separation from God resulting from rejecting Jesus Christ. Pastor Greg Melvin urged attendees to reflect on their relationship with Jesus, urging repentance and accepting Christ as Lord to avoid hell's consequences. Encouragement was given for individuals to respond to the Holy Spirit's conviction immediately, with plans to continue this important message in the following week's service.
The pastor emphasized the vital importance of maintaining a strong, personal connection with God and the Holy Spirit, urging believers to actively seek and "stir up" the gift of God within themselves to experience His presence and power. He warned against the church becoming complacent or focused on worldly distractions, highlighting that true spiritual life and church growth come from the Holy Spirit, not merely attendance or programs. The message called for heartfelt repentance, holiness, and a renewed hunger for God to overcome struggles and live a victorious Christian life empowered by the Holy Ghost.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized the importance of making a "change of action" in life to overcome repetitive struggles and move forward spiritually and personally. He highlighted three key areas needing adjustment: regaining focus, realigning priorities with God first, and maintaining commitment through devotion and obedience. The message encouraged trust in God’s power, surrendering control, and seeking His guidance to experience blessings and a more abundant life.
Guest speaker Brother Ed Wilson delivered a heartfelt sermon centered on the biblical story from Mark 2 about faith, healing, and the power of Jesus to forgive sins and perform miracles, emphasizing the importance of belief and active faith in God's healing power. He encouraged the congregation to attend church with excitement and anticipation, to trust in divine healing, and to support those who are sick through prayer and faith. The message included personal testimonies and reminders that God’s healing power is sovereign, often mysterious, but always available for those who seek Him earnestly.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized that the church is both a place for worship and an outreach center, called to nurture believers and actively serve the community. He highlighted the importance of dependence on God, prayer, the Holy Spirit, sound doctrine, unity, and living out the Great Commission to be a truly powerful church. The ultimate purpose of the church is to glorify God, transform lives, and make a lasting kingdom impact beyond its walls.
Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized that the devil is a liar with no authority over believers, highlighting the victory Jesus Christ achieved through His death, burial, and resurrection, which empowers Christians to live victoriously and exercise authority over evil. He encouraged the congregation to stand firm in faith, use the authority given by God to reject doubt and unbelief, and actively resist the enemy's schemes through prayer, obedience, and the Word of God. The message concluded with a call to faith, repentance, and embracing the power and authority of Jesus in daily life to overcome life's challenges.
Pastor Greg Melvin encouraged the congregation to persevere and finish strong in their spiritual and personal lives by keeping their focus on Jesus and avoiding distractions. He emphasized the importance of endurance, drawing on biblical references and personal anecdotes, such as the story of Billy Graham and the lesson of catching a "second wind." Ultimately, the message conveyed that life is a marathon requiring steadfast commitment, willpower, and faith to receive the eternal reward of hearing "well done" from the Lord.
Pastor Greg Melvin delivered an encouraging message emphasizing that dark or difficult moments in life are often times when God is actively working and developing individuals for greater purposes. Using biblical references and personal anecdotes, he illustrated that darkness is not absence of God but a period of preparation and growth, likening it to seeds planted in the dark soil for future blossoming. The congregation was urged to trust in God's plan, remain faithful during trials, and anticipate the treasures and blessings that arise from their current challenges.
Pastor Greg Melvin passionately urged attendees to seriously examine their faith and salvation, emphasizing the Bible's teaching that genuine salvation requires being born again and living a life led by the Holy Spirit. He warned against complacency, sin, and mere religious activity without true commitment to Jesus Christ and called for heartfelt repentance and spiritual renewal. An altar call was extended for anyone seeking to truly accept Christ and commit to following Him wholeheartedly.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin addressed the spiritual threat posed by the spirit Leviathan, describing it as a force of pride that disrupts unity, communication, and personal goals, and emphasized the need for believers to guard their hearts and stay united in the church's mission. Through biblical references, the message highlighted the importance of flowing together as one body in Christ to overcome this lurking enemy and accomplish God's vision. The service concluded with a prayer for continued unity, love, and spiritual strength within the congregation.
The pastor emphasized three key areas for experiencing God's presence: intimacy with God, dying to oneself, and renewing the mind. He encouraged the congregation to commit to daily practices that foster a closer relationship with God, surrender personal desires, and align thoughts with biblical truths. The service concluded with a call to action for personal reflection and prayer, aiming to prepare the congregation for spiritual renewal and growth.
Pastor Greg Melvin reflected on the significance of Holy Week, detailing the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, emphasizing the suffering and challenges faced by individuals. He encouraged attendees to view their own struggles as opportunities for growth and transformation, asserting that God is aware of their pain and has a purpose for their suffering. The service concluded with a call to trust in God completely, assuring that everything will ultimately be alright.
The service focuses on the importance of experiencing the presence and glory of God in daily life, emphasizing that individuals must actively seek and maintain a relationship with God through obedience and worship. Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the biblical concept of "Ichabod," representing the departure of God's glory, and calls for a spiritual awakening within the church to restore this glory. The service concluded with a call to repentance and a commitment to recover the glory of God in personal lives and the church community.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin, highlights that God is faithful and will guide individuals through their journeys, urging everyone to embrace the process of learning and growth. The service focuses on the importance of taking personal inventory of one's life, emphasizing the need to reflect on both challenges and victories experienced over the past year. Participants were encouraged to evaluate their spiritual growth, relationships, and personal commitments, with a call to make necessary adjustments for the upcoming year.
Jake, the family pastor, shared personal anecdotes about parenting and discussed the challenges of keeping New Year's resolutions, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing one's relationship with Christ. He highlighted the significance of consistent spiritual practices such as attending church, reading the Bible, and praying to maintain a strong connection with God. The message concluded with a call to action for the congregation to engage actively in their faith and community, encouraging them to seek God and support one another.
Lead Pastor Greg melvin emphasizes the theme of revival in seemingly hopeless situations, drawing from the biblical story of Ezekiel and the valley of dry bones to illustrate the power of faith and God's ability to bring life to desolation. He encourages the congregation to actively engage with God's word and to proclaim their faith, asserting that true change and revival come from demonstrating the power of the gospel rather than merely discussing doctrine. The service concludes with a call for individuals to reflect on their personal "dry bones" and to trust in God's transformative power.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin focuses on the theme of faith, emphasizing its importance in overcoming life's challenges and remaining persistent in prayer. A biblical story about a Gentile woman who sought healing for her daughter illustrated the power of desperate faith and the necessity of not giving up, even in the face of rejection. Pastor encourages attendees to trust God and maintain their faith, regardless of circumstances, as faith is an active force that can lead to miraculous outcomes.
Rodney Ragland, a children's pastor and newly appointed principal, shared his experiences and insights during a Thanksgiving gathering, emphasizing the importance of faith and community. He recounted the biblical story of the feeding of the 5,000 to illustrate that God does not expect perfection from us but rather our willingness to offer what we have. The service concluded with a call to prayer for loved ones and encouragement to maintain hope in their journeys.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will and being persistent in prayer, drawing parallels to the biblical figure Elijah and his unwavering faith. He highlights the need for believers to move beyond self-centered prayers and focus on seeking revival and miracles for the community. The service concludes with a call to action for individuals to be open to God's direction and to actively participate in His work.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin emphasized the urgent need for revival within the church and the nation, highlighting the importance of encountering God's presence and power. He called for a return to a genuine fear and reverence for God during worship, urging congregants to seek a transformative experience rather than merely going through the motions of church activities. The service concluded with a heartfelt prayer for revival, healing, and restoration within the church community.
Pastor Dr. David Strahan was introduced as the guest speaker, sharing his insights on faith and the concept of infinite possibilities with God. He emphasized the importance of believing, dreaming, and living again, encouraging attendees to trust in God's power to transform their lives and situations. The service concluded with a prayer for healing, blessings, and renewed faith within the congregation.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin, emphasizes the importance of living a life in obedience to God and the Holy Spirit, highlighting that blessings come with qualifying conditions. He discusses the role of the Holy Spirit as an advocate who instructs and supports believers, urging the congregation to desire a deeper relationship with God. The service concludes with a call to recognize the difference between God's voice and the devil's temptation, encouraging participants to fill their lives with the Word of God for guidance and strength.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin, shares personal experiences of encountering the presence of God and emphasizes the need for the Holy Ghost and fire in our lives. He highlights the importance of allowing the fire of God to refine and purify us, removing impurities and unwanted elements. The Pastor also draws parallels to the giant sequoia trees and the Yosemite Firefall, illustrating the necessity of the fire of God for growth and spiritual survival.
Lead Pastor, Greg Melvin, emphasizes the importance of the Holy Spirit's power in the church and in individual believers' lives. He highlights the need for a deeper understanding and experience of the Holy Spirit, urging the congregation to seek a fresh filling and anointing. Pastor also emphasizes the need for unity, repentance, and a hunger for God's intervention in order to see a revival and a demonstration of the Holy Spirit's power.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the importance of tithing and introduces the concept of Kingdom Builders, which involves giving above and beyond the tithe. He highlightes the various missions and outreach projects that have been supported through Kingdom Builders and celebrated the $35,000 that has already been raised. Pastor Greg encourages attendees to prayerfully consider becoming Kingdom Builders and announces an upcoming banquet for all those interested in participating.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the topic of rebellion and its consequences. He emphasizes the importance of resisting rebellion and following God's authority. He also highlights the toxic attitude that rebellion produces and provides guidance on overcoming it through obedience to God.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the topic of threats and how they can affect us emotionally and spiritually. He emphasizes the importance of not giving in to threats and instead focusing on the faithfulness of God. He encourages the audience to wait on the Lord, trust in His strength, and learn from the challenges they face.
Lead Pastor, Greg Melvin, discusses the topic of hell and its significance in the afterlife. He emphasizes the importance of accepting Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation and avoiding eternal damnation. Pastor highlights the consequences of rejecting God and living a life of sin, urging the audience to consider their relationship with Jesus.
In this week's message, Lead Pastor Greg Melvin emphasizes the importance of giving glory to God in everything we do. He shares examples of how even the smallest things in creation, like atoms and animals, give glory to God. He encourages the audience to change their focus and give glory to God alone, regardless of their circumstances.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin discusses the concept of "burning the ships" and eliminating the possibility of a backup plan. He emphasizes the importance of being all in and dedicated to God's plan, without holding onto the past or having a plan B. He encourages the audience to put a period or exclamation point at the end of their prayers and trust that God is doing something new in their lives.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin emphasizes the importance of being passionate and all-in when it comes to pursuing goals and facing challenges. He shares stories of historical figures who demonstrated courage and determination in the face of adversity. The key message is to not give up, but to charge forward with faith and the Word of God.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin emphasizes the importance of being "all in" for the Lord Jesus Christ. He shares stories of martyrs who gave their lives for their faith and challenges the audience to evaluate their level of commitment. The pastor also highlights the need for self-sacrifice and surrender to God's will to experience true fulfillment and please God.
Alabama Adult and Teen Challenge Director Ed Wilson is our guest speaker for Father's Day.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches part four of this series about the proclamation of the church.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches for Easter on how with God; we can have a new identity.
Creative Arts Pastor Bryden Legg preaches his first-ever message for Pastor Appreciation day.
Executive Pastor Brandon Giardina continues with part two of our summer series about Jonah.
Women's Ministry Director Samantha Legg preaches a great message about the labels we carry.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches about the state of the church and how we as a people do not need to Decline in our prayer, reading the Bible, and having a relationship with God.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches his Easter message that we should be fully changed and not just stirred in our walk with God.
Men's director Michael Legg preaches the second part of our Spiritual Disciplines series about stewardship.
Lead pastor Greg Melvin preaches the first message of our series on Spiritual Disciplines.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches an encouraging word to not give up that is backed by scripture.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches how there is more for your life when you allow the Holy Spirit to direct you.
Guest speaker Bob Mest preaches about keeping on pushing forward through moments in life.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches about being changed when walking in a relationship with God.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches about being changed when walking in a relationship with God.
Our mission at Safe Harbor is simple; Love God, Love People, and Love Big. Lead Pastor Greg Melvin continues our vision series with" Love People".
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin teaches part one of our three-part vision series titled "Love God."
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches about how we cannot allow Biblical truth to decay and o away in our lives.
Pastor Greg Melvin continues his message about the need for the Holy Spirit in our lives.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin speaks about the importance of the Holy Spirit in the church and our lives.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin preaches about being committed to what you do including the church. The question is asked; "Are you commanding more from God, your family, or your church than what you’re committed to giving too?
Guest speaker Michael Rowan preaches. The question is asked; "What are you passionate about?"
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin gives a brief history of how communication has evolved along with the importance of communication in ministry. He invites the Media director to the stage for our media day to announce the launch of our church app.
Pastor Greg Melvin teaches about giving into your church through serving or financially. The hard question is asked; "What area in your life are you underfunding but over expecting"?
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin teaches how with God, we can tell satan that he cannot harm us.
Message by lead Pastor Greg Melvin to move away from a sinful life and into a righteous one.
Family ministry pastor Jake Musgrove speaks on the importance of God being the focus in our home from our personal life to our children.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin shares his vision for our church in this message titled "The Hedgehog".
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin teaches how to stand your ground and put the devil in his place.
Our Pastor Appreciation day welcomed guest speaker, Matthew Thompson from Elevation Life Church in Panama City Florida.He gave an amazing message from within the Parable Of Jesus titled, Wheat And Weeds".
People and churches are not perfect! In this message; lead Pastor Greg Melvin explains that it is OK to not be perfect and that God loves us regardless.
Pastor Greg Melvin speaks about shutting the door on the devil in our lives in the second part of this series.
You have been Qualified by His authority! Our Family Ministries Pastor teaches about being "Qualified".
Pastor Greg Melvin teaches on two of our core values and the importance of doing ministry and life together for our sign up rally Day.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin delivers part two of this two part series "Chemistry Of The Blood". We learn how how Jesus cleanses our sins.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin delivers part one of this two part series "Chemistry Of The Blood". We learn how how Jesus cleanses our sins.
Bob Mest preaches of how God is with us in our storms of life and can bring you through each one.
This six week series helps us get back to the beginning of walking and having a relationship with God. This is part 2 of the series discussing "THE BLOOD OF JESUS".
Guest speaker Ann Fuentes teaches about pouring yourself out and allow God to pour His spirit back in to you.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin casts vision for our church and talks about our fundraiser for the month of May.
Lead Pastor Greg Melvin casts vision for our church and introduces our fundraiser for the month of May along with our executive pastor,Brandon Giardina.
Guest speaker Bob Mest teaches us about not loosing heart no matter what we go through.
Our Men's Ministry Director, Michael Legg, preaches about steps on what we should do to Run Faster and Climb Higher.
“If one more thing happens, I don’t know what I’m going to do. I feel like I’m about to have a nervous breakdown. I’m just at my wits end.”Have you ever felt that way? Do you feel that way today?Here’s what you have to believe, “Your Breaking Point Is Your Breakthrough Point”God is in control and He can turn what seems to be breaking you down into a Breakthrough.
Whenever dealing with bad news, a difficult person, or a disappointment of some kind, people react to those situations, particularly adversity, not very well. There is a rule for living a happy, fruitful, joyful life, “Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff”. I Peter 5:7 (GW) Turn all your anxiety over to God because he cares for you.
Whenever dealing with bad news, a difficult person, or a disappointment of some kind, people react to those situations, particularly adversity, not very well. There is a rule for living a happy, fruitful, joyful life, “Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff”. I Peter 5:7 (GW) Turn all your anxiety over to God because he cares for you.
Whenever dealing with bad news, a difficult person, or a disappointment of some kind, people react to those situations, particularly adversity, not very well. There is a rule for living a happy, fruitful, joyful life, “Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff”. I Peter 5:7 (GW) Turn all your anxiety over to God because he cares for you.
This series will enable you to discover the answer to life’s most important question: What In The World Am I Doing Here? By the end of this journey, you will know God’s purpose for your life and will understand the big picture how all the pieces of your life fit together.
This series will enable you to discover the answer to life’s most important question: What In The World Am I Doing Here? By the end of this journey, you will know God’s purpose for your life and will understand the big picture how all the pieces of your life fit together.
In a world of chaos, disorder, sin, and sickness there is a search for an antidote, something that will bring forth positive change. The only antidote that can bring forth this kind of change is Jesus, and Jesus brings revival. Psalm 85:6 (NLT) “Won’t you revive us again, so your people can rejoice in you?”
In a world of chaos, disorder, sin, and sickness there is a search for an antidote, something that will bring forth positive change. The only antidote that can bring forth this kind of change is Jesus, and Jesus brings revival. Psalm 85:6 (NLT) “Won’t you revive us again, so your people can rejoice in you?”
This series will enable you to discover the answer to life’s most important question: What In The World Am I Doing Here? By the end of this journey, you will know God’s purpose for your life and will understand the big picture how all the pieces of your life fit together.
Having this perspective will reduce your stress, simplify your decisions, increase your satisfaction, and, most important, prepare you for eternity.
Life is a struggle at times. Life can have its moments of friction. God’s Word governs our life and keeps us within those boundaries that our flesh isn’t comfortable with. But that friction is where our faith gets cultivated and fertilized which brings forth growth and maturity. Stay In The Fight, it’s worth it!
It’s time to “Soar” into a brighter future, defying the gravity of life with new options and opportunities that the ground beneath your feet presently offers! Your life is defined by limitless possibilities and you are “Cleared For Takeoff.” May part 3 of this series minister to you.
It’s time to “Soar” into a brighter future, defying the gravity of life with new options and opportunities that the ground beneath your feet presently offers! Your life is defined by limitless possibilities and you are “Cleared For Takeoff.” May part 2 of this series minister to you.
When you have faced the challenges of life, how many have ever had more questions than answers?
I believe this is two of the biggest questions we have is, “What in the world is going on and what am I going to do?”
Here’s what we must realize when we have these questions:
When life doesn’t make sense to us, it makes perfect sense to God!
Proverbs 3:5-7
“Trust God from the bottom of your heart; don’t try to figure out everything on your own. Listen for God’s voice in everything you do, everywhere you go;
He’s the one who will keep you on track.Don’t assume that you know it all. Run to God…”
When Life Doesn’t Make Sense – Trust God’s Process!
It’s time to “Soar” into a brighter future, defying the gravity of life with new options and opportunities that the ground beneath your feet presently offers! Your life is defined by limitless possibilities and you are “Cleared For Takeoff.”
If you desire change in your life three things to remember:
(I) See It Necessary to Change
(II) Take Responsibility
(II) Take Responsibility
Dale Carnegie said: “Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on.”
Philippians 1:8 "And I am sure of this, that he who began a good work in you will bring it to completion…” (KJV)
This is not our permanent home nor is it our final destination.
The Bible uses terms like alien, pilgrim, foreigner, stranger, visitor, and traveler to describe our brief time here on earth.
Psalm 39:4
Teach me, O Lord, about the end of my life. Teach me about the number of days I have left so that I may know how temporary my life is. (GW)
Your real home is in heaven are you prepared?
Bob Mest speaks about hope as we celebrate and raise awareness of the Alabama Adult and Teen Challenge Ministry.
Student Paster Joel Gunn teaches the difference between Wander and Wonder with and for God.
Discipleship doesn’t just come from a church classroom alone; it also comes from the classroom of life! Following Jesus can take us to some pretty difficult places and the classroom of life can get us a little bloody and leave us with some scars. Listen to part 6 of this series as we are going to look at Discipleship from a different perspective.
Discipleship doesn’t just come from a church classroom alone; it also comes from the classroom of life! Following Jesus can take us to some pretty difficult places and the classroom of life can get us a little bloody and leave us with some scars. Listen to part 4 of this series as we are going to look at Discipleship from a different perspective.
Discipleship doesn’t just come from a church classroom alone; it also comes from the classroom of life! Following Jesus can take us to some pretty difficult places and the classroom of life can get us a little bloody and leave us with some scars. Watch Part 2 of this series as we are going to look at Discipleship from a different perspective.
Discipleship doesn’t just come from a church classroom alone; it also comes from the classroom of life! Following Jesus can take us to some pretty difficult places and the classroom of life can get us a little bloody and leave us with some scars. Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at Discipleship from a different perspective. (please excuse the technical issue with audio in the first 13 minutes)
We must have a heart of love like God. Learn how to open your heart and allow God's love to pour into our lives so that we may show that love to others.
Do you not realize that your situation is only temporary? Don’t make it permanent by holding on to unforgiveness. “Let It Go!”
In part two of our series on" Forgiveness"; we learn that offense is the breeding ground for deception. You will encounter offense, but it is up to you on how it will affect your relationship with God. Your response to it will ultimately determine your future.
Did you know that God will promote you to the level of your tolerance of offense and pain? You can’t do anything for God and not have problems! In this series; learn the necessary steps to having the blessings of God to flow in your life like never before.
God loves us Big and wants us to Love Big. Big Love puts others' needs ahead of our own, it doesn’t require getting love back. Love Big means that we go beyond what is expected or reasonable in our love for God and care for those around us. This is Part 3 of the series Love God; Love People, Love Big.
Pastor Greg Melvin preaches the second greatest commandment Jesus gave to each of us. “Love your neighbor as you love yourself.” Listen this second message of our three-part series “Love People”.
As the first of our three-part series Love God – Love People – Love Big we will be discussing Love God. When we Love God above all else and desire Him above all else, we can then experience Him on levels we never thought possible. Watch or listen to this first part of Love God and see how it can transform your life.
When was the last time that you have given God thanks about that thing that’s driving you nuts, not for the problem itself, but thanks to the God you have invited into that specific problem? In today’s message, learn how to be happy in life’s circumstances and not worry!