Atlee Church Messages: Video: Recent Episodes
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In this week’s podcast, Jason Harrop talks about how we can deal with and turn around the things in our past that have hurt or shamed us.
To wrap up our our 3-day rally, we discussed how the church can be the place to find the answers to racism.
On the second night of Undivided, we discussed a powerful truth about how we must solve the heart of the issue if we ever hope to solve racism.
The opening night of Undivided, we watched and discussed a powerful and insightful conversation held at North Point Community Church recently. Watch the full video at http://northpointonline.tv/messages/071016-message
In the opening week of Rewards, Pastor Jeff Boggess lays the groundwork that though we are rewarded for doing good, we are only saved by God’s grace.
For Father’s Day this year, Pastor Jeff Boggess talks about how we can be intentional about what kind of legacy we leave behind for our children.
To bring our series to a close, Pastor Jeff Boggess looks at how our reaction to circumstances in our life can build up or tear down our faith.
On his last Sunday with us, Pastor Mike Abbamonte speaks into the importance of key relationships and their impact on our path.
In this week’s podcast, Pastor Steve Payne discusses how we discover our own ministry pursuits.
This week, Pastor Trey Critzer talks about the practice we have to put into our faith to grow it.
This week, Pastor Jeff talks about how practical teaching is about growing a faith that spurs action.
It’s not enough to believe what others believe—what will have the greatest impact in your life is what YOU believe.
No other man has caused more problems and yet resolved more conflicts in the history of humanity than Jesus.
When the fear of not doing what God ask us to do is bigger than the fear of doing what God asks us to do, we will see God do great things in and through our lives.
Disgust is a God-given emotion to protect us against what separates us from God & the good he has planned for us.
Anger is not all bad. This week we talk about how we can control our anger and use it for good.
We are able to experience loss and disappointment without fear of being trapped there forever.
To make love last, the love with which you are loved is the same love with which you must love.
This week, Jeff Boggess talks about how the 5 Love Languages are a great guide to having fun in our relationships.
This week, Jeff Boggess’ starts our new series talking about the reason it takes work for love to last in relationships.
To wrap up our series, we’re talking about the different ways we see God multiply what we give back to him.
Our final week of Come To Worship concludes on Christmas Eve. We talk about how the joy of God’s presence compels us to bow before him.
In this message podcast, we look at what it means to worship through our giving. The heart behind our gifts effects how they are received.
Trey Critzer discusses the meaning behind the act of lifting our hands in when we worship.
In this week’s podcast, we discuss how it’s important that we inform our beliefs based on scripture and not the other way around.
As we look at Judaism, we explore the difference between believing in God and believing God.
Islam and Christianity have a common ancestor, but do we in fact worship the “same God”?
How do we address the Buddhist notion of that we can attain eternal nirvana through our own efforts.
We need to be careful not to trade the sacredness of scripture for man-made traditions.
Jesus didn’t just point people to God. He said he was the way to God. So do “all roads lead to Rome”?
In early 2015, Olympic Decathlete Bruce Jenner publicly announced his lifelong struggle being transgender. Since her transition and reemerging named Caitlyn, she has become an icon for the LGBTQ community. Being such a controversial issue among Christians, how would Jesus approach the issue?
The 2015 security breach of Ashley Madison, a dating site for extramarital affairs, sparked a lot of discussion about the modern state of marriage. What would Jesus have to say about it? How should we react when affairs effect us personally?
Jesus performed the greatest act of friendship in history when he came to visit us in person.