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Renewal Chapels is a new kind of church with a Christ center message to provide hope and renewal to those individuals that are battling all types of addictions, anxiety, and anger. You will find messages of encouragement and hope from God to help your through anything that life might be dealing you.
The series AIM UP will teach us to set goals on things that matter to God—eternal goals rather than temporal ones.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
In this series, we look at Paul’s message to Philemon as a simple one: based on the work of love and forgiveness that had been wrought in Philemon’s heart by God, show the same to the escaped and now-believing slave Onesimus. The apostle’s message would have had extra force because he knew Philemon personally. Paul had explained the gospel to Philemon and had witnessed the profound result: new life blossoming in a once-dead heart. Paul knew that conversion is nothing to trifle with but that it should be honored and fostered.
This Easter, we all need a wake-up in our country and lives. Like the type of wake-up call, the Jews witness the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This Easter, we all need a wake-up in our country and lives. Like the type of wake-up call, the Jews witness the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This Easter, we all need a wake-up in our country and lives. Like the type of wake-up call, the Jews witness the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Do you live ready for certain things to take place? Some live ready by prepping with plans, and others wonder with no agenda. If Jesus would ready at this moment, where would you stand? Do you live ready to meet Jesus? We must put worldly things aside and prepare for our eternal life.
Do you live ready for certain things to take place? Some live ready by prepping with plans, and others wonder with no agenda. If Jesus would ready at this moment, where would you stand? Do you live ready to meet Jesus? We must put worldly things aside and prepare for our eternal life.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
How can it be New Again? When God is doing a new thing among us, it’s not so much that He’s doing something new. It’s that our turning from what we want to obedience to that which He tells us He wants in our lives brings His presence in ways that we’ve never experienced previously. God never changes. Yet we must. And redirecting our lives to match His desires always brings new experiences of His love and grace.
It's the most wonderful time of the year as we begin the Christmas season. This series of messages will remind us to focus on Christ instead of the bright shiny things culture wants us to draw our attention to. Because without Christ, there is no Christmas.
It's the most wonderful time of the year as we begin the Christmas season. This series of messages will remind us to focus on Christ instead of the bright shiny things culture wants us to draw our attention to. Because without Christ, there is no Christmas.
It's the most wonderful time of the year as we begin the Christmas season. This series of messages will remind us to focus on Christ instead of the bright shiny things culture wants us to draw our attention to. Because without Christ, there is no Christmas.
It's the most wonderful time of the year as we begin the Christmas season. This series of messages will remind us to focus on Christ instead of the bright shiny things culture wants us to draw our attention to. Because without Christ, there is no Christmas.
It's the most wonderful time of the year as we begin the Christmas season. This series of messages will remind us to focus on Christ instead of the bright shiny things culture wants us to draw our attention to. Because without Christ, there is no Christmas.
Some are in place of discouragement, and as we enter the week of Thanksgiving, a time we are to be grateful, we find it difficult to be thankful. However, we find we have a good God in whom we can find hope and thanksgiving in.
Some are in place of discouragement, and as we enter the week of Thanksgiving, a time we are to be grateful, we find it difficult to be thankful. However, we find we have a good God in whom we can find hope and thanksgiving in.
Character, Courage, and Commitment describe consecration and dedication. These words are used to consecrate us to build character, courage, and commitment. If we do not dedicate ourselves to these things we can not build a life dedicated to God.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
Who is like our God? The simple and most accurate answer is…No one! There is no one like our God. He is beyond compare. No one and nothing is like Him, and our tour through the book of Micah proves it. Micah’s prophecy is chock-full of God’s judgment on His people, but it is also jam-packed with God’s love and mercy. We see both in this book. There is God’s judgment and God’s mercy. We see the God who punishes His people for their sins is the very same Shepherd-King who faithfully gathers, protects, and forgives them. Micah’s final hymn of praise in the book declares God to be incomparable. No one is like Him.
In the final message in the series Spirituality, Pastor Mark shares a personal testimony on how we go from Knucklehead to kneeler.
In part four of building a biblical spiritual life, Pastor Mark shares that our lives are the crucible, and we must endure each piece. We see this life model by Paul as he shares all the pain and suffering he endured following Christ.
In part four of building a biblical spiritual life, Pastor Mark shares that our lives are the crucible, and we must endure each piece. We see this life model by Paul as he shares all the pain and suffering he endured following Christ.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Today the vast majority of our population is bankrupt in the secular culture, leaving more and more people asking questions about God, meaning and purpose. Over the next few weeks Pastor Mark will walk us through the meaning of spirituality.
Memorial Day in America is about honoring those who paid the ultimate price by laying down their life for others. We have a Savior who did the same, his name was Jesus.
Philip was one of the Seven chosen to care for the poor of the Christian community in Jerusalem (Acts 6). He preached and reportedly performed miracles in Samaria, and met and baptized an Ethiopian man, a eunuch, on the road from Jerusalem to Gaza, traditionally marking the start of the Ethiopian Church.
In our new series "Sacraments" we learn the what about Baptism and Communion and the meaning behind them.
In our new series "Sacraments" we learn the what about Baptism and Communion and the meaning behind them.
Do you TRUST? Do you Trust that Jesus died for you? Trust is the foundation of truth in the word of God. In true action of trust we find renewal.
Do you TRUST? Do you Trust that Jesus died for you? Trust is the foundation of truth in the word of God. In true action of trust we find reconciliation.
We not created, nor saved nor called to be escapes artist like Houdini. We are not to serve avoiding trials, hardships, and struggles. We are called to suffer in a way that God will be glorified.
Jesus brought into Jerusalem on a donkey and the streets layered with palm branches and to be welcome by all to only be betrayed by his own. We see Jesus live out what is expected of his disciples after his crucifixion.
Do you TRUST? Do you Trust that Jesus died for you? Trust is the foundation of truth in the word of God. In true action of trust we find repentance.
Another action of trust is remorse, for the wrong we have committed. We should then go to God and ask him for forgiveness. When this happens, remorse begins to bring welcome change to our lives. Our thoughts, actions begin to change and we begin to bask in awe of a God that forgives and forgives.
Do you TRUST? Do you Trust that Jesus died for you? Trust is the foundation of truth in the word of God.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
Today we pause and take time to pray for our fellow believers, missionaries, pastors, and souls in Ukraine. This week a free nation was threatened and invaded by those trying to steal their freedoms. Please join us in praying for those effected.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
In week two of this series, Pastor Tom, talks about how to identify and use the talent we are given by God.
In this weeks message from Pastor Tom; he shares with us how Jesus played the Card his father gave him. We have to see past the the despair of life to our eternal hope we having waiting on us.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
In this new series from Pastor Mark, our body will learn what it means to be in Christ.
In this series Building A Culture of Renewal, you will learn what it means to live a renewed life and what it means to become a servant leader. Teaching each one to live out a renewed life in Christ.
In this series Building A Culture of Renewal, you will learn what it means to live a renewed life and what it means to become a servant leader. Teaching each one to live out a renewed life in Christ.
In this series Building A Culture of Renewal, you will learn what it means to live a renewed life and what it means to become a servant leader. Teaching each one to live out a renewed life in Christ.
In week 3, the story of the Jesus birth is told from the book of Luke chapter 2. The savior of the world was born this day, to a broken world. The creator of the universe sent his son to be born in a manger. On this day, the messiah, savior of the world, was born.
In week 2 of The Dawn of Redeeming Grace; we see God's plan put into action, as Zacharias is visited by Gabriel, in the temple. Zacharias is told that he and his wife Elizabeth, whom was barren, will bear a child and they shall name him John. He will be great in the eyes of the Lord and he will pave the way for the Messiah.
As we begin the season of Advent and Christmas at Renewal. You will hear story of life leading up to the birth of Christ.
Today we dedicated our new location to the Lord and rededicated our lives to his ministry of sharing the gospel to change lives and healing.
Our path to freedom in Christ begins with our thankfulness with our Father God. As we begin the Holiday season it is important to know what it is we are thankful for. It's not the turkey dinner or the gifts around the tree. It is the freedom God delivered to us as sinners that Holy day.
Our path to freedom in Christ begins with our thankfulness with our Father God. As we begin the Holiday season it is important to know what it is we are thankful for. It's not the turkey dinner or the gifts around the tree. It is the freedom God delivered to us as sinners that Holy day.
Our path to freedom in Christ begins with our thankfulness with our Father God. As we begin the Holiday season it is important to know what it is we are thankful for. It's not the turkey dinner or the gifts around the tree. It is the freedom God delivered to us as sinners that Holy day.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
Today we pick back up in our series Witness His Wonder. Pastor Mark shared with us that finding faithfulness in Christ was like a marathon runner. If you know a marathon runner, you know that they don't wear heavy clothing. For the most part they strip away all the out layers to get rid of all the weight. This is the same with our faith we must strip away everything in life to see our faith in Christ.
In this weeks message, Aaron Smith challenges by asking a you a fan or follower. Many fans mistakenly identify themselves as followers by using cultural comparison. They look at the commitment level of others around them and feel like their relationship with Jesus is solid. If you find yourself measuring your relationship with Jesus by comparing yourself to others, that is likely a self-indictment.
This week, executive minister, Chris Reynolds explains the biblical approach to our finances. What does the bible say our finances, how should we tithe, how do I start a budget and as followers why it is important to be good stewards of what God has provided us.
Today we hear about the courage, devotion, and faith of one a man named Joshua & the nation of Israel to cross that river as they were commended. It took the faith like Moses had to step into those flood waters for the water to part.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
In our journey through life we will encounter events or situations that will make us wonder. When we begin to mature in our relationship with our Father above, we get to Witness His Wonder. It is a reminder that he is also in control.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In the series foundations, Pastor Mark will teach the body of the church sound doctrine to be a disciple of Jesus. This series of messages will challenge and convict believers and non believers.
In this weeks message Pastor Tom shares with the congregation the story of Gideon. We learn about the faith Gideon had in God as he was lead into battle with only 300 men to take on the Midian army of 122,000.
In our final week in the series Sync, we see that our great opportunity with God is found four areas; first, Acceptance; secondly, Willingness; thirdly-Contentment; and finally Release.
In week four our series Sync, Pastor Mark speaks about finding God's True Riches while on earth in preparation for eternal life.
In today's message we take a look at the inner conflict that we have in our life today. What inner conflict do you battle? It is a fight of good vs evil going within us. We are dealing with built up anger, envy, sorrow, greed, guilt, regret, self pitty. THen we look to the good of joy, peace, love, hope, humility, generosity, and faith. We all have this fight going on within us, which one are you letting win the battle?
On this resurrection Sunday, Easter, we look as Jesus became a new man after being raise to new life in heaven. Today we have that same power if we trust in him.
In our Palm Sunday message, we start a two weeks series title "TRUE NORTH". When someone says, “Jesus is my true north,” he or she is honoring Jesus as the constant in an ever-changing world and the true guide amid shifting morals and fluctuating ideals.
In our conclusion in our series "How To Heal Broken Nation's", Pastor Tom share with us how we should always be seeking God's big plan for our lives. There will be times we will only the bad and give up on what God is preparing us for.
There are events and moments in our life that take place, that make us question God. This true in the story from Habakkuk during his time when God raised up the Babylonian people against the land of Judah. God said if you don't want to live under my rule you can live under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar.
In our final week in the series The Invitation we learn we look for happiness in all the wrong places. Instead, we should look to the truth found in the word which will reveal a love beyond our own understanding.
In this weeks message from our series "The Invitation" Pastor Mark share with us what means to " Be Like Dad" or to follow our Holy Fathers ways and actions.
In week four of the invitation, how will our unwavering devotion to our relationship with Christ uphold in the ever changing culture of today's world.
We live in a world that make us so dull. Everything feel so urgent but nothing is meaningful. Everyone is talking and no one is listening. We chase the urgent but leave the meaningful in the waiting. Next thing we know the kids are grown and they know nothing about Christ or his church. Our marriages are in deep distress, the job is lost, we are drowned in debt and addiction has taken control of our lives. This is what the world has become today, a group that is not prepared and ready for what life is going to through their way.
Therefore remember from where you have fallen, and repent and do the deeds you did at first; or else I am coming to you and will remove your lampstand out of its place -unless you repent.
In our new series The Invitation we will take an inner look and self examine our own walk with Christ. Not only looking at our own inner self but inviting others to join us in search their inner self as well just as we were commanded.
In week two Pastor Tom shares the story of God using Jeremiah in healing the land of God people even through there didn't look like any hope for them.
This week Pastor Tom share an honest conversation about what the bible says about all the division and hate in our country, today.
In our return to the book of Daniel, we take a look at: How do we respond in the midst of Mayhem?
As we begin, the new year, 2021 we begin our year in the second half of the book of Daniel. We will learn about his vision and his actions in protecting his God and kings.
This Christmas, how do you view your faithfulness to God. Do you view him as above you, beside you, or do you view him standing there with you. If you are struggling with your faithfulness take a look at where God is in your life today.
In week 4 of Advent we learn about true peace and how we find that true peace. Several points, Pastor Mark shares is 1. Mindfulness in the moment 2. Move Toward 3. On Mission 4. Ponder / Meditate 5. Praise & Magnify God.
In the 3rd week of Advent, Pastor Mark discusses the difference between being “happy” and in feeling or having “joy”,,, this is an important distinction, and maybe one that we don’t often think about,,, just because we are happy, doesn’t mean that we have the joy in our lives that we all long for,,, I just loved the message that this Joy, comes from knowing the power of love in our lives that comes from knowing God and following Jesus Christ,,, it was said this morning, that when we start feeling restless, worried, distraught, etc, that our connection to God is becoming loose,,, I find such peace in knowing that all I need to do, is strengthen my connection, pray, read the word,,, I’m a work in progress, but I am so thankful for the birth of our Savior that has allowed, me, has allowed us all, to know that we can all experience that beautiful Joy in our hearts
The definition of faith is a complete trust or confidence in someone or something. So, is faith visible? This message just might change your mind.
Advent is a season as we wait for our King to return. It is a time of expectant waiting and preparation for both the celebration of the Nativity of Christ at Christmas and the return of Christ at the Second Coming.
Have you ever thought where would we be without Christ? Listen as Pastor Mark shares about all the things would not have with Christ himself.
In our final week in Daniel chapter 6, we see the transparency in Daniel and his love for God. Nothing would cause Daniel to wavier not even being thrown in to the lion's den. God is good today, tomorrow, and in the future no matter what we face in life, as long a we stand for him he will be there by our side.
In the second part of "The Intrigue of Life" we look in awe of how Daniel would not defile his life, even making this commitment in his late teen years.
In Chapter 6 in the book of Daniel, we see a man that never waiver from his love and obedience for the Lord. Even though, it meant going against the rules of the king and sharing his love for his people. You will hear about the courage and faith her had in the Lord when the king tossed him into the lions den.
In chapter 5, Daniel interprets the handwriting on the wall from the dream. The message says, God has numbered your days, you have been weighed on scales and found deficient, your kingdom has been divided and given over to the Medes and Persians.
In week 13 we pick back up in "The Book of Daniel". We see in this chapter, that is Daniel would not have show his redemption and humility.
This week's message Pastor Mark take us through John 15:1-17. We are learn what the look of love is. Jesus is the vine and we (followers) are the branches, if we abide in Him we can bear fruit. We sometimes need to need to be pruned and repent to focus on our Father.
In week 12 of our series, we see that dedication in our faith and walk with Christ delivers us through things. Because Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego we faithful their our Father above he was faithful to them and delivered them from the awful deeds of a King.
In Week 11 of our series "The Book Of Daniel." We see the story of the three men; Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego being through in the fiery furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar after they refuse to kneel and worship his golden image.
In week ten, Daniel finally reveals the Dream to King Nebuchadnezzar. The king feel on his face and began to praise Daniel and our Lord. He appointed Daniel to rule over Babylon.
In week nine, we take a look at all the unrest in our country, with movements over racial equality and strife about the upcoming election. What we hear today is a reminder that all of God's children need to relax and remember that Christ is still in control.
In week 8, Daniel finally reveals the interpretation of the dream to Nebuchadnezzar. The dream that is being revealed, we discover is really about two separate kingdoms, first the kingdom of man and second the Kingdom of God.
In week seven, we continue to looking at the dream, given by God, to King Nebuchadnezzar and the interpretation of that dream. Daniel had went to God about the dream, and God revealed the dream to Daniel and its interpretation.
In week five of our series, we talk about change and how change can bring anxiety in our lives. For some, the anxiety can be overwhelming. Daniel and his friends found themselves in some pretty challenging circumstances, not by their choice, which brought on a lot of anxiety.
In week three of The Book of Daniel, we see how God continues to mold Daniel and those around him. We see that Daniel begins to stand out and not looking like Fake Plastic Trees.
In week two of the Book of Daniel we being to see how God begins to transform and prepare Daniel for his purpose.
The Book of Daniel - In the first message of the series, we are given an overview of Daniel's life and some insight of how he lived Godly in an unGodly world.
In our final week, we are shown a glimpse of Jesus, in the book of Luke. We are reminded that if we see Jesus we will see the way.
In week two of spiritual vertigo we discuss finding our way to a good and faithful heart.
Do you feel, at times, that your spiritual life is like looking up between tall buildings and getting dizzy. Our world feel this same way today, and we feel confused and dizzy in our spiritual lives. The next three weeks we will look at what scripture says about all this confusion.
In the final message of the series renewal Pastor Mark share with us how we are to receive and fulfill our Glory in Christ.
In our return to in person worship, Pastor Mark reminded us that things in our country need to change. That change needs to begin with us. We need to remember our destiny and not our decay.
In our series renewal, we will take a look at the awakening that is found in the spirit as comes to us through and reveals a new life of renewal. In that life of renewal we will begin to under Christ's great provision for our life.
In our series renewal, we will take a look at the awakening that is found in the spirit as comes to us through and reveals a new life of renewal. In that life of renewal we will begin to under Christ's great provision for our life.
In week four Pastor Mark talks about the difference that we should see in our life, as well as others.
In week three of this series Pastor Mark share with us on how to prepare our hearts in moving towards a deeper relationship with our Father.
In our series renewal, we will take a look at the awakening that is found in the spirit as comes to us through and reveals a new life of renewal. In that life of renewal we will begin to under Christ's great provision for our life.
In our series renewal, we will take a look at the awakening that is found in the spirit as comes to us through and reveals a new life of renewal. In that life of renewal we will begin to under Christ's great provision for our life.
Only the Holy Spirit can create real fellowship between believers, but he cultivates it with the choices and commitments we make. Paul points out the dual responsibility when he says, “You are joined together with peace through the Spirit, so make every effort to produce a loving Christian Community.” Ephesians 4:3
Easter Day. The day of Christ's Resurrection. He raised from the gates from the gates of Hell to save us all. In the events leading up to his resurrection, in this city, two very different stories play out in just three short days. As they laid palms down to welcome a King one, they crying crucify him the next. So, what choice would you have made?
This Easter season begins with so many unknowns in our world today. Just remember this, our God is always bringing us from something, through something, and to something new.
In week three of 2020 Vision, Pastor Mark takes on the most widely discussed topic. Which is how the holy spirit moves in us through out our life.
The question this week is - Are you A Name Dropper? If you know someone who is important and you have a relationship with that person or spoke with them in the past, you might drop their name in a conversation.
In our final week of our Christmas series, Pastor Mark about the generosity of our Father and how we should be generous with our time, money and abilities.
In week 3 of our Christmas series Pastor Mark the choice of salvation and forgiveness our Father God has for us.
In Week 2 of Extravagant Generosity, our Christmas series, Pastor Mark shares with us ways that we can find eternal oneness with our God, our church, our family and our work.
In our Christmas series, we take a look at the extravagant generosity that heavenly father did for us in sending his son to remove to forgive us for all our committed sin.
In this weeks message, Pastor Tom, share with us letters from John about what it means to be authentic Christians.
In the 2nd week of our series Vision - the next three years Pastor Mark shares with us that we need to keep sound doctrine just as Jesus discusses in 2 timothy 4:1-22.
Place, Priorities, and Presence. "For where you treasure is, there your heart will be also."
Today we take a look in to the book of Luke chapter 7 verses 31-50 and take a look at an Unresponsive generation of scapegoats and a King who showed us how to love unconditionally.
This week we hear from special guest Pastor John Duncan and he shares with us about the God's power in Christ and in us.
In week 3 we learn how God looks at our heart and not at our outside appearance in knowing us.
Today we began our summer series titled "Interiority". Not a commonly used word but means to look with in ourselves.
In our final week of the intimate allies series we focus on the everlasting part of Psalm 139:24.
In week four of our is six weeks series looking at Psalm 139:23-24. This week we see that David wasn't focused upon his pain instead the love go God for him.
In this weeks message we take a look at Psalms 139:24 and how we can calm our restless minds.
Week two in our five week series on Psalms 139:23-24. This week Pastor Mark share with us about dethroning our deep state of mind so we can live that God is all knowing.
This week we begin our series titled "Intimate Allies" discussing our how God is our Intimate Allie. We ask God to search us and remove any afflicting ways.
In this week's message titled "Characteristics of a Breakthrough Disciple" we look into the word in Colossians 4:2-6.
This week we step back into the book of Colossians and look at the ideas of Tradition and blazing new paths in our Christian life.
Easter is a weeklong journey of celebration, torture, death, and resurrection. Today, Easter Sunday the Resurrection of Jesus was the birth of real life for all of humanity.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
This message is brought to you by Pastor Mark Booth and Renewal Chapels in Huntington, WV.
In week 7 of our series Breakthrough Pastor Mark discusses two specific things that we must dodge in our christian life to keep us pointed to Christ.
In week 6 of our series "Breakthrough" Pastor Mark talks about allowing our creator or deliverer to direct our lives and giving him he glory for what he has done is us.
In week 5 of our series Breakthrough Pastor Mark asked us how we walk. Not how we physically walk, but instead how or what do we communicate to others from one point to another in our spiritual lifestyle.
In week four of our series Breakthrough we talk about what is means to partner with other in life's struggles.
In week three of Breakthrough we take a look at what it means to Thrive in life and not survive.
In the final message of 2018, Pastor Mark challenges us to seek the treasure of Christ. Paul challenges the church in the book of Colossians to seek the mystery hidden for ages and generations.
The gift from our Lord God would have never happened had, Mary, not loved her Lord so much she was willing to be ridiculed and laughed at by others. She stayed the course and listened to her fathers promises and because of that our Savior was born.
In the second message, in our series, Love Came Down. We take a look in the book of Luke and the promises that God gave to Zechariah and Elizabeth for the faithfulness that Zechariah had to God. Even though both Zechariah and Elizabeth we advance in years God promised them a son that stye would name John and he would do many things to lead the people of Israel to the Lord.
The greatest legacy that we can pass on to our children, friends or coworkers is not money or possessions or the fact you we are funny or kind. The greatest that we can pass on is a legacy of character and faith.
This is exactly what Philemon did in his own life that he was making such difference in the lives of everyone he came in contact with.
This week we look into the book of Philemon, verses 17-20. Where Paul is writing to Philemon, pledging him to accept his servant whom had run away and had been imprisoned in Rome with Paul. If he owes you anything charge it my account and I will pay it. As the family of Jesus we need to expect the debts of others and become the grateful debtor.
The only way to freedom is through humility, personal spiritual disincline, living a life of responsibility and them we come to freedom. If we try to go around all those to get to freedom we end of ups taking our freedom at the cost of every one else and we are always salves to something else.
When we put God’s providential perspective at the forefront of our lives. We begin to see God’s best when we begin to live in a place where we put him first.
We have all been faced with a situation or a decision in life where we have to do what's right and not always what's easy. These decision take strength on guidance because they can cause pain and strife between you and others involved. Sometimes doing what is right is not the popular decision but it is one that God has called you to make. Think about how many unpopular right decision Jesus made. They were not easy but right.
How do we become our best in our worst times? See we need to change ourselves so that we look weird to others. When we look weird to the people around us then we know that we are allowing Jesus to rule our life. That is how we being our best during our worst times.
This week we surprise Pastor Mark and celebrate pastor appreciation day. Pastor Mark does so much for so many in our church. Today we celebrate the man that God has blessed to be a Shepherd for so many. In Luke 15:1-7 The parable of the lost sheep. So many have been lost and God has called this man to go and find that one lost and celebrate their return. Thank you for following Gods vision for Renewal and Thank you for all you do. We love you.
Naturally our world Divides us. Redheads, Blondes, Brunettes, Long Hair, Short Hair, Bald, Tall, Short, Country, Blues, Rock. Everything seeks to divide us. In the last few weeks we have seen the division in the country and it has been horrific. What do you stand for? Will choose a side?
This week we are going to look at the choice we have in tough situations. The choice to use the authority Christ has given us to simply command or to concede because God has given us either strength or either power.
Our culture today says, If you dress right, walk right, act right, driver the right car, wear the right cloths, and right logo and people will look up to you. You know what that is? Its superficial. What Paul is talking about, In this passage today when he says the hearts of the saints have been refreshed. He talks about something much deeper than the cloths that we wear or the have tattoos or don't have tattoos, or the car I drive. In this passage Paul is showing heartfelt affection and his true love for Philemon.
When people see you, do they see the power of the living God in you? Our do they just see another individual claiming to know God. We need to be real so when people see us or engage with us they see the love of the living God.
This week we hear from the men and women in our church that have broke out of the arms of drugs and alcohol and found Freedom and Christ through Sobriety.
Have you ever put faith in one person? Has that one person ever failed you? Did it affect your life? In Paul's writing in Philemon he tells us that we are to put love and faith in Jesus and the saints and not in a person.
What does family mean to you? Are you closely connected to your family? What about your church family, are you close with them? As we continued in our series Freedom Equals Responsibility we look at Micah 6:1-8 to see what Jesus had done for his family in sharing fair justice and loving in kindness to all.
This week as we continue in our series Freedom equals Responsibility guest speaker Rocky Meadows join us to share what it means to be free.
Have you ever noticed children know when their parents mean something or not. They react by our pitch and tone. They learn that when mom or dad address something a certain way, whether or not they should listen or not. Husbands, you know those times our wives are talking to us and we have tuned them out, yet other times they could be across the room and we could here them. So, Listen Up! Do we take our relationship with Christ the same way. When things are good we tune him out but then there times he has to correct us with his tone or action in our life.
This week we take look back at ours pasts and remember the things that we have been through. We can now look back and recall what God was there to deliver us through, and how he guided to make us the people we are today. Don’t forget your past use it to show other how God has been in control of your life.
In this week's message we look into what Paul's writings in Philemon 1:4. Paul shows his great thankfulness to God in this passage. He is showing his gratitude and thankful to him. Are you grateful for the things that God has done in your life?
Today we launch a new series of messages titled "Freedom Equals Responsibility." In the first message of this series Pastor Mark shares with us "The Path to Freedom" the truth path that we find in Hebrews 12:1-2. Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, 2fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.
In our final message in the series “You Are Not The Only One” Pastor Mark takes us in the book of Philippians. In Philippians 1:27 Paul is challenging the people of Philippi are you standing firm in one spirit, and standing in faith of Gospel.
In this week’s message Pastor Mark shares that it means to build bridges in our life. We have to begin by building bridges with people who are like us, but then must seek out building bridges with people are not like us. This will allow us to stretch our faith and share the love the Lord has shared through others to us.
In this weeks podcast Pastor Mark shares with us what it means to C.A.R.E. Recently our leadership team attended an ACTS 29 Conference and it focus was to build community. After listening to several of the leaders, on things was apparent the Lord was already doing these things at Renewal Chapels.
In week three of “You Are Not The Only One – Thriving in Loneliness” we learn what it means to become faithful to our mission just as Jesus was faithful to the mission his father trusted him with.
In our culture today it seems that we are trying know what value we add to society. Their are large number of us that feel that we have no value. But being the child of the all knowing and power God, we are very valuable in the relationships we have and being that small still voice of truth a friend in need.
Both your own life and scientific evidence proves that human beings can thrive even in the worst of circumstances. Even in the midst of tremendous loneliness, women and men can indeed thrive. One of the main reasons people don’t thrive during times of loneliness is the perception that they are alone — the only one. This is a fallacy that defeats us and puts us in survival mode instead of what I call, “Thrival Mode.” “You Are Not The Only One: Thriving In Loneliness,” is the new series beginning this weekend at Renewal Chapel in Huntington, WV and online for all of you around the world who a part of our extended body of believers. Jesus Himself proved to us that we are not “the only one” during times of deep loneliness. He said, “…I am not alone, because the Father is with Me” (John 16:32c NASB). And because Jesus, we too can live from that same vital truth and deep experiential awareness of the Father’s presence with us.
In our final week of Love Trumps Fear Pastor Mark explains Loves flow. In 1 John 4:19-21 The reason we love because he first love us. If anyone says, ” I love God”, and yet hates his brother or sister, he is a liar. For the person who does not love his brother or sister whom he has seen cannot love God whim he has not seen. And we have this command from him: the one who does God must also love his brother and sister.
John shares in Philippians 2:5-11 that we must adopted the same attitude just as Jesus, who existed in the form of God, did not consider equality with God as something to be exploited. Instead he emptied himself by assuming the form of a servant, taking on the likeness of humanity. When he began as man he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death even to death on a cross.
In the final message from our series Love Trumps Fear, Love is Action not just a Word. This found in John 17 when Jesus prays to his father about him, his disciples and believers. Jesus showed his love in Action by dying on the cross that day to save all that would believe. Love in Action shows the real Love of Jesus and our Father.
In week 4 of Love Trumps Fear Pastor Mark talk about over coming our fears in our present day life.
Why do we fear? In week three of Love Trumps Fear we lean of Love’s fullness that pushes out fear.
What does it mean to live courageous? In this weeks message you will learn what it means to live a courageous life in Christ and not a life of courageous living by the worlds standards.
In 1 John 4:15-21 its says Whosoever shall confess that Jesus is the Son of God, God dwelleth in him, and he in God. And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. Herein is our love made perfect, that we may have boldness in the day of judgment: because as he is, so are we in this world. There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear: because fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love. We love him, because he first loved us. If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar: for he that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen? And this commandment have we from him, That he who loveth God love his brother also.
HE IS RISEN! Our savior, defeated hell and ROSE from the grave to defeat sin for you and I.
Palm Sunday commemorates the entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem (Matthew 21:1–9), when palm branches were placed in his path, before his arrest on Holy Thursday and his crucifixion on Good Friday. It thus marks the beginning of Holy Week, the final week of Lent.
In the fourth week of our series God’s Plan, Pastor Mark shows us the way of Hope and Freedom in Jesus.
Have you ever been headed in one direction in life and all of the sudden a major life event happens which changes your course? In God’s plan for your life this can happen. You can prepare for all the dreams you have in a moment it all change.
Do you know what you are called to do in your relationship with Jesus? In this weeks message you hear from several men of the church on what God has called them to do.
Did you know that God has a plan for your existence on earth? Most of will wonder this earth lost and looking for peace. This morning we will talk about God’s Plan for your life!
The addiction community has a statement that really cuts to the quick of human rational frailty and our absolute need for God’s mind-changing influence in our lives. That telling and powerful comment is this… “My Best Thinking got me here” And one of the most significant passages of Scripture that is used in the Christian recovery community is this… “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” Romans 12:2 NASB
It’s so sad to see Christians living with little sense of confidence. Yet the Bible is filled with references to the confidence that’s given to us in Christ! I think it’s due to the absence of searching hearts in believers. Maybe this timidity also flows from a lack of conscious awareness of His presence. Though I’m sure these result in a dearth of active commitment to our Lord in our lives lived out. These make up a cycle of timidity, apprehension, uncertainty, and irresolution that only increase all of these negative realities in our lives. We’re so busy we don’t search for a growing awareness, so we’re not consciously aware of God’s constant presence with us, and we end up being fearful to really commit ourselves to Him, and others, in all we do. It’s a vicious cycle of defeat. But Jesus said, “I came that they might have life and have it more abundantly!” It’s an exclamation, not a statement too! He really meant it, yet we don’t seem to find it. As we begin this new year of 2018, I’d like to take you on a journey toward greater confidence. Whether you call it abundance or confidence, it’s the same difference. God intended us to live with an abundance, a confidence. And, as with our salvation, this confident step into 2018 will being with faith. Today we continue in week two of the this and discuss “Living by the Code”.
It’s so sad to see Christians living with little sense of confidence. Yet the Bible is filled with references to the confidence that’s given to us in Christ! I think it’s due to the absence of searching hearts in believers. Maybe this timidity also flows from a lack of conscious awareness of His presence. Though I’m sure these result in a dearth of active commitment to our Lord in our lives lived out. These make up a cycle of timidity, apprehension, uncertainty, and irresolution that only increase all of these negative realities in our lives. We’re so busy we don’t search for a growing awareness, so we’re not consciously aware of God’s constant presence with us, and we end up being fearful to really commit ourselves to Him, and others, in all we do. It’s a vicious cycle of defeat. But Jesus said, “I came that they might have life and have it more abundantly!” It’s an exclamation, not a statement too! He really meant it, yet we don’t seem to find it. As we begin this new year of 2018, I’d like to take you on a journey toward greater confidence. Whether you call it abundance or confidence, it’s the same difference. God intended us to live with an abundance, a confidence. And, as with our salvation, this confident step into 2018 will being with faith. Today we continue in week two of the this and discuss “Living by the Code”.
It’s so sad to see Christians living with little sense of confidence. Yet the Bible is filled with references to the confidence that’s given to us in Christ! I think it’s due to the absence of searching hearts in believers. Maybe this timidity also flows from a lack of conscious awareness of His presence. Though I’m sure these result in a dearth of active commitment to our Lord in our lives lived out. These make up a cycle of timidity, apprehension, uncertainty, and irresolution that only increase all of these negative realities in our lives. We’re so busy we don’t search for a growing awareness, so we’re not consciously aware of God’s constant presence with us, and we end up being fearful to really commit ourselves to Him, and others, in all we do. It’s a vicious cycle of defeat. But Jesus said, “I came that they might have life and have it more abundantly!” It’s an exclamation, not a statement too! He really meant it, yet we don’t seem to find it. As we begin this new year of 2018, I’d like to take you on a journey toward greater confidence. Whether you call it abundance or confidence, it’s the same difference. God intended us to live with an abundance, a confidence. And, as with our salvation, this confident step into 2018 will being with faith. Today I begin this series with a message entitled, “Faith: Following God Even If You Don’t Get It!