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Join us for today's live service, featuring "Danger of Ignoring His Message (Heb. 2:1-4)" by Pastor Eric Stewart!
Listen in as Pastor Nathan and Sarah Brackenridge share their testimony. Sorry for the sound quality as there was some problems with the recording.
Pastor Eric and Pastor Nick discuss Colossians 4:5-6 and how it pertains to gospel living.
Listen in as we talk with Pastor Bob Johnson about churches marrying together to create a new church.
Listen in as Pastor Eric Stewart and Pastor Nick Staley interview David Doran on 2 churches merging as one.
Title: Parable of the Persistent Widow Date: 01-24-2021 Series: Parables of Christ Speaker: Eric Stewart
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Pastor Eric Stewart preached a phenomenal sermon last week on the 4th of October, 2020. This is the edited premiere of the sermon.
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This is the edited version of our live stream from this past Sunday, March 22, 2020. Make sure you look for our app in the App Store and Google Play!
23 Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for he who promised is faithful. 24 And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, 25 not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the Day drawing near. Hebrews 10:23-25
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This video is an edited version of our Facebook Live event from 03-15-2020. Pastor Eric Stewart teaches how to respond in this troubling time about this viral outbreak.
First Fruits: Offerings of the produce of the land, being the first and best of the crops, given in acknowledgment of God’s abundant blessings.
Creation has limited power, but God is limitless! By God’s Unlimited POWER no situation or circumstance or person can have power over us.
Living in a world of instant information, mobile-first mindsets, and 24/7 access, does local Christian community still matter? God's Word says, "YES!"
Let's put distance between us and temptation. Be smart enough and proactive enough to create moral margin for yourself and for your family to save your family.
Sometimes it seems like the only way to keep up with all the demands on our lives is to run at maximum capacity, and then some. But there is another way...one where we have room to breathe and space to respond to what life brings our way. Come explore what it means to live with Margin.
We often practice conditional obedience to God. "I will if..." "Unless God then..." Truth is God would rather have our heart than conditional obedience. What step will you take this week to prioritize your obedience to God?
“A religion that gives nothing, costs nothing, and suffers nothing, is worth nothing.” – Martin Luther In three brief conversations we see Jesus' expectation of us as followers and his reminder that following him requires us to count the cost. 1. The Follower of Christ is not promised comfort. 2. The Follower of Christ always puts Christ first. 3. The Follower of Christ is focused on the Kingdom of God.
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It can be difficult to believe in a God we cannot see. We wonder why God didn’t answer our prayers, why God allows suffering, or why we can’t feel His presence. God may not meet all your expectations—but that’s good news! Find out why in a new series: I Want to Believe, But....
Self-sacrifice is a condition of discipleship - Leaving all and forsaking all to follow Jesus Christ
James gives a warning to the rich who oppress and exploit the underprivileged. Riches will amount to nothing in the end, but the humble and righteous will prevail.
An unnamed disciple asks Jesus to teach them to pray. He had seen over the course of Jesus' ministry that at every major event Jesus was praying. In this message we're looking at the template Jesus gives us as a blueprint for prayer.
The natural state of the human heart is desperately evil. Through Christ, God offers us a new heart. What if this was the year God gave you a new heart?
On the night Jesus was born the first group of people God told through angels were humble shepherds. God's love is available to every heart. It was their immediate joyful announcement that we need to remember this Christmas.
We apologize for the technical difficulty experienced in the first 8 minutes and 45 seconds of this sermon. The audio is fixed from 8:45 on!