Colonial Heights Free Methodist Church Sermons: Recent Episodes
Shane Haffey
A collection of our weekly messages from Colonial Heights Free Methodist Church in Niagara Falls, NY.
In this sermon Pastor Shane finishes the sermon series on the Fruit of the Spirit, by looking at the importance of Self-Control. The book of Titus chapter two holds an important message for each of us in how we must live self-controlled lives for God's glory.
This is the second sermon in the "I Used to Think" Sermon Series by Pastor Shane. Pastor Shane looks closely at the statement from Bob Goff's book "Love Does," "I used to think that closed fists help me fight better, but now I know they make me weaker."
Pastor Shane starts a new sermon series loosely based off of Bob Goff's book "Love Does." Bob Goff starts each chapter of his book with a phrase, "I used to think, but now I know" phrase. This week's message is based on the following statement, "I used to think that Jesus motivated us with ultimatums but now I know He pursues us in love!"
The Team from Ireland came over to share their testimonies. What a blessing their trip was to the city of Niagara Falls.
Rachel Stevens shares a message that God laid on her heart. She titled the Sermon "The Comparison Game."
In this weeks sermon, Pastor Shane introduces a new sermon series called Core Values. This week he starts with prayer, and how it is the starting point for all that we do at Colonial Heights FMC.
This week Pastor Shane continues the Sermon Series Core Values. This weeks sermon deals with the Bible and the Body of Christ.
In this message, Pastor Shane takes a look at God's promise and call for Abraham. Through Abraham's calling, God shows him the Gospel and tells him that all nations and families will be blessed because of his faith.
Pastor Shane walks us through the story of Zaccheus found in Luke 19:1-10. In this story, Jesus upsets the Pharisee's because he chooses to eat dinner at Zaccheus the tax collector's house. Jesus sets a great example for us on how to properly make disciples.
Today Pastor Shane talks about the importance of taking a Sabbath and how we need to set time aside to have our own Sabbath.
In today's sermon Pastor Shane spoke about the ministry of Reconciliation found in 2 Corinthians 5:18-20.
In this sermon Pastor Shane provides three specific prayers that are taken from Scripture to pray throughout 2018. He encourages the church to pray that the body of Christ will actively pursue fulfilling the Great Commission, be a church for the lost, and to pray for those who have strayed away from God.
In this sermon Pastor Shane looks at Matthew 18, and what Jesus has to say regarding the church. In particular, Jesus teaches his disciples how it is important to be humble like little children.
Pastor Shane continues the sermon series "The Five Great Discourses of Jesus." This week he walks us through the purpose of parables, and why Jesus taught in this way.
Pastor Shane continues the sermon series "The Five Great Discourses of Jesus," as he looks at the commissioning of the twelve apostles in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 10.
Pastor Shane Continues the sermon series "The Five Great Discourses of Jesus" by looking at the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount.
Pastor Shane starts a new sermon series titled the Five Great Discourses of Jesus. This week Pastor Shane discusses the Beatitudes.
In this sermon Pastor Shane takes a closer look at Jesus' instructions on prayer. Later in the sermon he dissects the Lord's Prayer into three parts. Those three parts are the Address, the God-Petitions, and the Human-Petitions.
In the Gospel of Matthew Jesus is filled with compassion for the multitude that surrounded him. It was not because of the sick, maim, lepers, and others represented, but because they were like sheep without a shepherd. This lead to Jesus' disciples instructions to first go to the lost sheep of Israel proclaiming the Good News.
Pastor Shane takes a look at the Lord's Prayer, and what Jesus taught his disciples in that prayer.
Pastor Shane continues his series on the Kingdom of God, and the blessings that God has in store for us.
This week Pastor Shane looks at two parables pertaining to the Kingdom of God/Heaven from chapter 13 of the Gospel of Matthew.
Pastor Shane continues the sermon series on the Kingdom of God, by looking at Jesus' message in Matthew chapter 4, "Repent for the Kingdom of God is near."
Pastor Shane helps to usher in the new year by starting a sermon series on the Kingdom of God, and the implications of that Kingdom.
Pastor Shane shares this encouraging word, on Christmas Day, that God is with us, and that Jesus shares his peace with us.
This week Pastor Shane continues the Advent series, and looks at the promise of a savior being born unto us.
This sermon kicks off the advent season, as we anticipate the second coming of our Savior Jesus Christ. Though the world was living in darkness a great light was to come. His name is Emmanuel, which means God with us.
It's easy to forget to thank God for the blessings in our lives. However, the Bible commands us to do that. In today's sermon Pastor Shane takes a look at four examples of when Jesus gives thanks.
In this sermon, Pastor Shane continues the series on the offerings. The passage that is studied is the on the widow, and how she placed two small silver coins in the offering. It's here that Jesus says that she placed more in than any other. A reminder that Jesus looks at the heart. Let us not withhold anything from him!
In this sermon we take a look at how God's people had been withholding from God, and how they robbed him with their tithes and offerings. God called on his people to test him, so that He can prove his blessing to them.
Phillip presents himself as prepared and willing to do whatever God called him to do. In this story we see that Phillip was able to share the Good News with an Ethiopian Eunuch. Are we prepared and willing to do whatever God calls us to do?
Today we took a look at the familiar story of Cain and Able, and focused in on the offering that each of them presented. Cain's offering was rejected, while Abel's offering was accepted. Why? Was Cain's offering out of obligation or adoration?
We begin a new series titled 'We've Got the Blues', that will be taking a look at stories in the Bible that show difficult times. This week we look at Lamentations chapter 3, and see how hope is birthed out of affliction.
On the final Sunday of Advent we take a look at The Joy of Christmas, and how John the Baptist, Shepherds, and angels helped to spread the joy and good news of Christmas.
This second Sunday of Advent, we look at the Peace that can only come from our Savior Jesus.
The world needs a Messiah, and the Jews were eagerly awaiting theirs. He was to be a mighty king who would come and save his people. They did not expect their Messiah to come in the form of Jesus. Isaiah 9 and 11 give us a glimpse of what is to be expected in these Messianic Prophecies.
Jesus tells us the importance of loving one another. This will prove that we are his disciples. In the Gospel of John chapter 15 Jesus tells us that we must abide in him and follow his commandments, because he is the vine and we are the branches. He then goes on to say that there is no greater example of love than when someone lays down their life for one of their friends.
Billy Swann a pastor from Dublin Family Outreach shares the message of the need for Christ in Ireland.
The apostle Paul reminds us of the importance of bearing with one another. Though believers make up one body, that is the body of Christ, we are still individuals. As a result, differences occur, disagreements happen, and division is common, which means that we need to make sure that we stick with one another, and bear with one another.
Forgiveness is never easy. However, the Apostle Paul reminds us of the importance of forgiveness in regards to unity within the Body of Christ. It is important to make sure that division does not creep into the Body of Christ. One of the ways to combat this is to practice forgiveness.
The Apostle Paul encourages the church in Corinth to wait on one another for the Lord's Supper. There were members in the church who were being gluttons with food and drink, meanwhile others were going hungry. As a result there were members in the Body of Christ who were embarrassed. Paul let's them know that this is wrong, and that they need to wait on one another. 1 Corinthians 11
The Apostle Paul writes to the Romans, and continues his theme of unity within the Body of Christ. In Romans 15:1-13 he encourages them to be of one mind, attitude and voice. He also encourages them to accept one another just as Jesus did for us.
In 1 Corinthians chapter 12 the Apostle Paul writes to the Corinthians about the need to be of one body. God has gifted each person with gifts that make them who they are.
Worship is much more than contemporary and traditional styles of music. It's much more than something that we do once a week. Worship is a lifestyle that we were called to do 24/7.
Our actions are often the best indicator of our faith. When a royal official asked Jesus to heal his son, Jesus invited the man to put feet to his faith. Where are we going because Jesus said to go?
Taking a second look at one of Jesus' best known stories, Pastor Jim highlights how Jesus challenges us to live with grace.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
There are times when it seems like we just can't win no matter how hard we try, times when we seem stuck. So this May and June we're learning from the story of Exodus, Moses leading the people of God out of slavery in Egypt, to see how it is that God might move us on to the life he has saved us for.
Easter is all about the joy of new life through Jesus so how could we help but sing? Beginning Easter Sunday we are going to learn from some of the timeless songs we sing about Jesus' resurrection (Songs of New Life) and let them encourage our faith in the face of the fear, sorrow, and trouble we all experience in life. And you're invited to join us--even if you don't like to sing!
Easter is all about the joy of new life through Jesus so how could we help but sing? Beginning Easter Sunday we are going to learn from some of the timeless songs we sing about Jesus' resurrection (Songs of New Life) and let them encourage our faith in the face of the fear, sorrow, and trouble we all experience in life. And you're invited to join us--even if you don't like to sing!
Easter is all about the joy of new life through Jesus so how could we help but sing? Beginning Easter Sunday we are going to learn from some of the timeless songs we sing about Jesus' resurrection (Songs of New Life) and let them encourage our faith in the face of the fear, sorrow, and trouble we all experience in life. And you're invited to join us--even if you don't like to sing!
Easter is all about the joy of new life through Jesus so how could we help but sing? Beginning Easter Sunday we are going to learn from some of the timeless songs we sing about Jesus' resurrection (Songs of New Life) and let them encourage our faith in the face of the fear, sorrow, and trouble we all experience in life. And you're invited to join us--even if you don't like to sing!
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. We are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to join us on this journey! Find the reading plan at www.colonialheightsfmc.org.
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. We are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to join us on this journey! Find the reading plan at www.colonialheightsfmc.org.
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. We are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to join us on this journey! Find the reading plan at www.colonialheightsfmc.org.
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. We are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to join us on this journey! Find the reading plan at www.colonialheightsfmc.org.
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. We are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. Everyone is invited to join us on this journey! Find the reading plan at www.colonialheightsfmc.org.
Guest speaker Nick Gleason unpacks one of the Bible's most popular verses and shares about the eternal life we have in Jesus.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
At the start of a new year everyone is busy making resolutions to be a better person...but most resolutions are quickly forgotten. But what if God really wanted to make us new and better in Christ? This year we are reflecting on the new creation God desires us to be.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
Christmas is all about gifts. No--it's all about family. Wait, maybe it's about tradition. Perhaps it's about the music. But isn't Christmas supposed to be about Jesus? What is Christmas all about anyway? This Advent we're rediscovering What Christmas is All About.
The shortest verse in the Bible may also be the most profound. This November we dig into the depths of the suffering of Jesus that redeems us and offers us hope in our times of trouble. We have hope because Jesus wept.
The shortest verse in the Bible may also be the most profound. This November we dig into the depths of the suffering of Jesus that redeems us and offers us hope in our times of trouble. We have hope because Jesus wept.
The shortest verse in the Bible may also be the most profound. This November we dig into the depths of the suffering of Jesus that redeems us and offers us hope in our times of trouble. We have hope because Jesus wept.
The shortest verse in the Bible may also be the most profound. This November we dig into the depths of the suffering of Jesus that redeems us and offers us hope in our times of trouble. We have hope because Jesus wept.
Marriage is God’s idea…so why can it be so hard? This fall we turn to the Bible to learn God’s design and desire for our marriages. (Part 5 of 5)
Marriage is God’s idea…so why can it be so hard? This fall we turn to the Bible to learn God’s design and desire for our marriages. (Part 4 of 5)
Marriage is God’s idea…so why can it be so hard? This fall we turn to the Bible to learn God’s design and desire for our marriages. (Part 3 of 5)
Marriage is God’s idea…so why can it be so hard? This fall we turn to the Bible to learn God’s design and desire for our marriages. (Part 2 of 5)
Marriage is God’s idea…so why can it be so hard? This fall we turn to the Bible to learn God’s design and desire for our marriages. (Part 1 of 5)
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
Some of Jesus' best stories involve farming. Jesus loved to teach about God's kingdom using stories of farmers and seeds and plants and flowers and vines and even manure. This summer we are worshiping outside and hearing Jesus'' Stories from the Field.
A reluctant prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a merciful God. We are diving into one of the best-known stories in the Bible to learn about judgment, compassion, repentance, and the nature of our God.
A reluctant prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a merciful God. We are diving into one of the best-known stories in the Bible to learn about judgment, compassion, repentance, and the nature of our God.
A reluctant prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a merciful God. We are diving into one of the best-known stories in the Bible to learn about judgment, compassion, repentance, and the nature of our God.
A reluctant prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a merciful God. We are diving into one of the best-known stories in the Bible to learn about judgment, compassion, repentance, and the nature of our God.
A reluctant prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a merciful God. We are diving into one of the best-known stories in the Bible to learn about judgment, compassion, repentance, and the nature of our God.
Guest speaker Todd Lachat invites us to walk the road of faith with encouragement from the life of Jesus' disciple Peter.
No family is perfect, but every family can be restored. Our families can be the source of our greatest blessings and can cause us the most pain. Yet by his wisdom God placed us in families and every family--even the most dysfunctional family--matters to God.
No family is perfect, but every family can be restored. Our families can be the source of our greatest blessings and can cause us the most pain. Yet by his wisdom God placed us in families and every family--even the most dysfunctional family--matters to God.
No family is perfect, but every family can be restored. Our families can be the source of our greatest blessings and can cause us the most pain. Yet by his wisdom God placed us in families and every family--even the most dysfunctional family--matters to God.
No family is perfect, but every family can be restored. Our families can be the source of our greatest blessings and can cause us the most pain. Yet by his wisdom God placed us in families and every family--even the most dysfunctional family--matters to God.
No family is perfect, but every family can be restored. Our families can be the source of our greatest blessings and can cause us the most pain. Yet by his wisdom God placed us in families and every family--even the most dysfunctional family--matters to God.
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 6 of 6)
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 5 of 6)
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 4 of 6)
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 3 of 6)
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 2 of 6)
Every month in worship we eat bread and drink juice to remember Jesus' death. Why? This Lent we focus on communion and remember the cost of our salvation at The Table. (part 1 of 6)
Some say money makes the world go round. Others say money doesn't grow on trees. The Beatles said money can't buy me love. But what does the God say about money? (Part 5 of 5)
Some say money makes the world go round. Others say money doesn't grow on trees. The Beatles said money can't buy me love. But what does the God say about money? (Part 4 of 5)
Some say money makes the world go round. Others say money doesn't grow on trees. The Beatles said money can't buy me love. But what does the God say about money? (Part 2 of 5)
Some say money makes the world go round. Others say money doesn't grow on trees. The Beatles said money can't buy me love. But what does the God say about money? (Part 1 of 5)
How does God prefer to accomplish his work in the world? Through his people sacrificially using their gifts to serve together. Learn how God has gifted you to serve in our message series, Everyone with a Gift. (part 3 of 3)
How does God prefer to accomplish his work in the world? Through his people sacrificially using their gifts to serve together. Learn how God has gifted you to serve in our message series, Everyone with a Gift. (part 2 of 3)
How does God prefer to accomplish his work in the world? Through his people sacrificially using their gifts to serve together. Learn how God has gifted you to serve in our message series, Everyone with a Gift. (part 1 of 3)
Christmas brings with it those nostalgic feelings of days gone by as we carry on the family traditions handed down to us. Even the first Christmas was filled with echoes from the past--the words of the prophets who told of the coming Messiah. This Advent we'll listen for those voices of Christmas past to discover anew the meaning of Christmas for us. (part 5 of 5)
Christmas brings with it those nostalgic feelings of days gone by as we carry on the family traditions handed down to us. Even the first Christmas was filled with echoes from the past--the words of the prophets who told of the coming Messiah. This Advent we'll listen for those voices of Christmas past to discover anew the meaning of Christmas for us. (part 4 of 5)
Christmas brings with it those nostalgic feelings of days gone by as we carry on the family traditions handed down to us. Even the first Christmas was filled with echoes from the past--the words of the prophets who told of the coming Messiah. This Advent we'll listen for those voices of Christmas past to discover anew the meaning of Christmas for us. (part 3 of 5)
Christmas brings with it those nostalgic feelings of days gone by as we carry on the family traditions handed down to us. Even the first Christmas was filled with echoes from the past--the words of the prophets who told of the coming Messiah. This Advent we'll listen for those voices of Christmas past to discover anew the meaning of Christmas for us. (part 2 of 5)
Christmas brings with it those nostalgic feelings of days gone by as we carry on the family traditions handed down to us. Even the first Christmas was filled with echoes from the past--the words of the prophets who told of the coming Messiah.This Advent we'll listen for those voices of Christmas past to discover anew the meaning of Christmas for us. (part 1 of 5)
Guest preacher Russell Bell shares with us from Psalm 100 about the right spirit, submission, and sacrifice we can bring to worship this Thanksgiving.
We all have things we'd like to change about ourselves: we'd like to be more of this, less of that, and we'd like get rid of some things altogether. God didn't create us to languish; we were made to flourish. In The Me I Want to Be we learn to become God's best version of me. Credit to John Ortberg for writing a book on this topic. (part 5 of 5)
We all have things we'd like to change about ourselves: we'd like to be more of this, less of that, and we'd like get rid of some things altogether. God didn't create us to languish; we were made to flourish. In The Me I Want to Be we learn to become God's best version of me. Credit to John Ortberg for writing a book on this topic. (part 3 of 5)
We all have things we'd like to change about ourselves: we'd like to be more of this, less of that, and we'd like get rid of some things altogether. God didn't create us to languish; we were made to flourish. In The Me I Want to Be we learn to become God's best version of me. Credit to John Ortberg for writing a book on this topic. (part 2 of 5)
We all have things we'd like to change about ourselves: we'd like to be more of this, less of that, and we'd like get rid of some things altogether.God didn't create us to languish; we were made to flourish. In The Me I Want to Be we learn to become God's best version of me. Credit to John Ortberg for writing a book on this topic.(part 1 of 5)
When caught in sin, we all want to be forgiven. But then what? Is God content simply to forgive us over and over and over and over...or does he want more? We find help in the prayer known as Psalm 51.
Every Sunday we gather in a sanctuary to sit near folks we don't otherwise see during the week and engage in something we call worship together. We sit, we stand, we sing, we listen, we give, and we pray. Why? Join us as we discover why we do what we do on Sundays in Going to Church. (part 5 of 5)
Every Sunday we gather in a sanctuary to sit near folks we don't otherwise see during the week and engage in something we call worship together. We sit, we stand, we sing, we listen, we give, and we pray. Why? Join us as we discover why we do what we do on Sundays in Going to Church. (part 4 of 5)
Every Sunday we gather in a sanctuary to sit near folks we don't otherwise see during the week and engage in something we call worship together. We sit, we stand, we sing, we listen, we give, and we pray. Why? Join us as we discover why we do what we do on Sundays in Going to Church. (part 3 of 5)
Every Sunday we gather in a sanctuary to sit near folks we don't otherwise see during the week and engage in something we call worship together. We sit, we stand, we sing, we listen, we give, and we pray. Why? Join us as we discover why we do what we do on Sundays in Going to Church. (part 2 of 5)
Every Sunday we gather in a sanctuary to sit near folks we don't otherwise see during the week and engage in something we call worship together. We sit, we stand, we sing, we listen, we give, and we pray. Why? Join us as we discover why we do what we do on Sundays in Going to Church. (part 1 of 5)
This year our church celebrates 125 years of ministry in Niagara Falls and the surrounding area. Pastor Jim offered some brief reflections on the strength and vigor of our Jesus-focused church.
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 6 of 6)
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 5 of 6)
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 4 of 6)
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 3 of 6)
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 2 of 6)
Many of us learned some Bible stories when we were children. But if we read these same stories again now that we are grown up, we might find some interesting stuff we missed because our Sunday School teachers tried to keep the story rated G. This summer we'll take another look at some favorite Sunday School stories and discover new things about God and ourselves. (part 1 of 6)
Words are powerful. The words we speak can build others up and encourage and breathe life into the world. And our words can just as easily tear down and destroy. (Part 5 of 5)
Words are powerful. The words we speak can build others up and encourage and breathe life into the world. And our words can just as easily tear down and destroy. (Part 4 of 5)
Words are powerful. The words we speak can build others up and encourage and breathe life into the world. And our words can just as easily tear down and destroy. (Part 3 of 5)
Words are powerful. The words we speak can build others up and encourage and breathe life into the world. And our words can just as easily tear down and destroy. (Part 2 of 5)
Words are powerful. The words we speak can build others up and encourage and breathe life into the world. And our words can just as easily tear down and destroy. (Part 1 of 5)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 8 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 7 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 6 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 5 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 4 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 3 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life. (part 2 of 8)
What do you do when your life doesn't seem full of much life? This Easter we look to the stories of Jesus miracles to find signs of life--meaningful, deep, significant, satisfying, and full life.
It's easy to assume that God loves when we behave well and gets angry when we mess up so many try to do lots of stuff to be good and make God happy. But is this the gospel? This Lent we seek God's truth through the book of Galatians. (part 6 of 6)
It's easy to assume that God loves when we behave well and gets angry when we mess up so many try to do lots of stuff to be good and make God happy. But is this the gospel? This Lent we seek God's truth through the book of Galatians. (part 5 of 6)
It's easy to assume that God loves when we behave well and gets angry when we mess up so many try to do lots of stuff to be good and make God happy. But is this the gospel? This Lent we seek God's truth through the book of Galatians. (part 4 of 6)
It's easy to assume that God loves when we behave well and gets angry when we mess up so many try to do lots of stuff to be good and make God happy. But is this the gospel? This Lent we seek God's truth through the book of Galatians. (part 2 of 6)
It's easy to assume that God loves when we behave well and gets angry when we mess up so many try to do lots of stuff to be good and make God happy. But is this the gospel? This Lent we seek God's truth through the book of Galatians. (part 1 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 6 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 5 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 4 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 3 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 2 of 6)
Feeling busy, overwhelmed, tired, or stretched to the limit? Begin 2013 by building some margin in your life. (part 1 of 6)
As we get ourselves ready for Christmas we're going to let the original messengers and their message help us prepare our hearts. (Part 4 of 4)
As we get ourselves ready for Christmas we're going to let the original messengers and their message help us prepare our hearts. (Part 3 of 4)
As we get ourselves ready for Christmas we're going to let the original messengers and their message help us prepare our hearts. (Part 2 of 4)
As we get ourselves ready for Christmas we're going to let the original messengers and their message help us prepare our hearts. (Part 1 of 4)
The Trinity, God three-in-one, has long been one of the more intellectually challenging beliefs of our faith--but it is also one of the most practical. The better we understand the nature of God the better we understand who we are in relationship with our God. (part 3 of 3)
Jesus taught us to love God and love others. We have no problem being asked to love God...it's the loving others that is more challenging. In this series we learn from Jesus how to deal with those difficult people in our lives. (Part 5 of 5)
Jesus taught us to love God and love others. We have no problem being asked to love God...it's the loving others that is more challenging. In this series we learn from Jesus how to deal with those difficult people in our lives. (Part 4 of 5)
Pastor Mark Rouse joined us to share about God's epic story of salvation and how we can play the part we are called to by our God.
Jesus taught us to love God and love others. We have no problem being asked to love God...it's the loving others that is more challenging. In this series we learn from Jesus how to deal with those difficult people in our lives. (Part 3 of 5)
Jesus taught us to love God and love others. We have no problem being asked to love God...it's the loving others that is more challenging. In this series we learn from Jesus how to deal with those difficult people in our lives. (Part 2 of 5)
Jesus taught us to love God and love others. We have no problem being asked to love God...it's the loving others that is more challenging.In this series we learn from Jesus how to deal with those difficult people in our lives. (Part 1 of 5)
Church is people--not a building nor an institution. More specifically church is people redeemed by Jesus and living for him. This month we remember all the great things that come along with being a part of a local church. (Part 4 of 4)
Church is people--not a building nor an institution. More specifically church is people redeemed by Jesus and living for him. This month we remember all the great things that come along with being a part of a local church. (Part 3 of 4)
Church is people--not a building nor an institution. More specifically church is people redeemed by Jesus and living for him. This month we remember all the great things that come along with being a part of a local church. (Part 2 of 4)
Church is people--not a building nor an institution. More specifically church is people redeemed by Jesus and living for him. This month we remember all the great things that come along with being a part of a local church. (Part 1 of 4)
The Bible doesn't just talk about men, but is filled with story after story of women redeemed, gifted, and called by God to serve His kingdom. Join us this summer as we learn to faithfully follow our God from these incredible ladies. (Part 6 of 6)
The Bible doesn't just talk about men, but is filled with story after story of women redeemed, gifted, and called by God to serve His kingdom. Join us this summer as we learn to faithfully follow our God from these incredible ladies. (Part 5 of 6)
The Bible doesn't just talk about men, but is filled with story after story of women redeemed, gifted, and called by God to serve His kingdom. Join us this summer as we learn to faithfully follow our God from these incredible ladies. (Part 4 of 6)
The Bible doesn't just talk about men, but is filled with story after story of women redeemed, gifted, and called by God to serve His kingdom. Join us this summer as we learn to faithfully follow our God from these incredible ladies. (Part 3 of 6)
The Bible doesn't just talk about men, but is filled with story after story of women redeemed, gifted, and called by God to serve His kingdom.Join us this summer as we learn to faithfully follow our God from these incredible ladies. (Part 1 of 6)
Guest speaker Nick Benson joined us in worship to challenge us to not only be free from sin, but to be filled with God's Spirit to do good.
Our God is a God of promises. So how do we inherit these promises? The book of Joshua gives us an example to pattern our lives around. This month we learn how to live by faith and patience to inherit God's promises.
Our God is a God of promises. So how do we inherit these promises? The book of Joshua gives us an example to pattern our lives around. This month we learn how to live by faith and patience to inherit God's promises.
Our God is a God of promises. So how do we inherit these promises? The book of Joshua gives us an example to pattern our lives around. This month we learn how to live by faith and patience to inherit God's promises.
Our God is a God of promises. So how do we inherit these promises? The book of Joshua gives us an example to pattern our lives around. This month we learn how to live by faith and patience to inherit God's promises.
Our God is a God of promises. So how do we inherit these promises? The book of Joshua gives us an example to pattern our lives around. This month we learn how to live by faith and patience to inherit God's promises.
A special two-part message on the significance of baptism for us as disciples of Jesus and how we find new life through the water
Jim Kendall shared with us from Psalm 23 and encourage us to trust God through the darkest of times.
Chris & Yuko Wilkins and family joined us to share about their ministry and to encourage us from God's Word.
This Mother's Day we reflect on the faith of a pretty wonderful mom that inspires us to trust our kids to God.
Fed up with the status quo? The way things are isn't the way things have to be. Join us this Easter and see what happens when we're ready to say, "I quit." (Part 5 of 4)
Fed up with the status quo? The way things are isn't the way things have to be. Join us this Easter and see what happens when we're ready to say, "I quit." (Part 4 of 4)
Fed up with the status quo? The way things are isn't the way things have to be. Join us this Easter and see what happens when we're ready to say, "I quit." (Part 3 of 4)
Fed up with the status quo? The way things are isn't the way things have to be. Join us this Easter and see what happens when we're ready to say, "I quit." (Part 2 of 4)
Fed up with the status quo? The way things are isn't the way things have to be. Join us this Easter and see what happens when we're ready to say, "I quit."
We say we love a lot of things--from spouses to children to food to sports teams. But what is love really? This Good Friday we look to Jesus and the cross to see love in its purest expression.
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 6 of 6)
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 5 of 6)
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 4 of 6)
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 3 of 6)
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 2 of 6)
This Lent we aren't just giving up something, but we are doing something to grow spiritually. As a church we are embarking on the New Testament Challenge--a 40 day journey reading through all 27 books of the New Testament. So each Sunday we'll survey a major part of the Bible in order to aid our readings. (part 1 of 6)
Sexuality and spirituality are deeply connected and in this short series we seek to discern God's desire and intent for sex--it was his idea after all. (Part 2 of 2)
Sexuality and spirituality are deeply connected and in this short series we seek to discern God's desire and intent for sex--it was his idea after all. (Part 1 of 2)
Jesus' words ring true today: "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." This January we listen to what the Bible teaches about money and possessions so that our wallets and hearts may be in the right condition. Pastor Ron Logan shares on the gift of giving. (Part 3 of 4)
Jesus' words ring true today: "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." This January we listen to what the Bible teaches about money and possessions so that our wallets and hearts may be in the right condition. (Part 2 of 4)
Jesus' words ring true today: "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." This January we listen to what the Bible teaches about money and possessions so that our wallets and hearts may be in the right condition. (Part 1 of 4)
There are moments in life we wait for with great anticipation. This Advent we think about how to get ready for those moments. (Week 4 of 4)
There are moments in life we wait for with great anticipation. This Advent we think about how to get ready for those moments. (Week 3 of 4)
There are moments in life we wait for with great anticipation. This Advent we think about how to get ready for those moments. (Week 2 of 4)
There are moments in life we wait for with great anticipation. This Advent we think about how to get ready for those moments. (Week 1 of 4)
What do you do when everything in life seems to be falling apart? How do you face another day? The Bible offers us three anchors--faith, hope, and love. This month we learn to live with all three. (Part 3 of 3)
What do you do when everything in life seems to be falling apart? How do you face another day? The Bible offers us three anchors--faith, hope, and love. This month we learn to live with all three. (Part 2 of 3)
What do you do when everything in life seems to be falling apart? How do you face another day? The Bible offers us three anchors--faith, hope, and love. This month we learn to live with all three.
We pause for one week to consider our spiritual enemy--where he came from and how he works so that we might know how to resist him.
The principle of the path applies not just to geography and travel, but to every aspect of our lives. What is the principle of the path? My decisions define my direction which determines my destination. (Part 3 of 3)
The principle of the path applies not just to geography and travel, but to every aspect of our lives. What is the principle of the path? My decisions define my direction which determines my destination. (Part 2 of 3)
Guest speaker Jim Kendall shares from the book of Job and helps us respond well to tests of character.
The principle of the path applies not just to geography and travel, but to every aspect of our lives. What is the principle of the path? My decisions define my direction which determines my destination. (Part 1 of 3)
Church shouldn't be complicated. Jesus' instruction was very simple: "Go and make disciples." This September we are focusing on the four things we do as a church to follow Jesus' simple mission. (Past 4 of 4)
Church shouldn't be complicated. Jesus' instruction was very simple: "Go and make disciples." This September we are focusing on the four things we do as a church to follow Jesus' simple mission. (Past 3 of 4)
Church shouldn't be complicated. Jesus' instruction was very simple: "Go and make disciples." This September we are focusing on the four things we do as a church to follow Jesus' simple mission. (Past 2 of 4)
Church shouldn't be complicated. Jesus' instruction was very simple: "Go and make disciples." This September we are focusing on the four things we do as a church to follow Jesus' simple mission. (Part 1 of 4)
How a story begins matters. We are digging in to the Bible's opening story to better discover our place in the world. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..."
How a story begins matters. We are digging in to the Bible's opening story to better discover our place in the world. "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth..."
Prayer. We know it is important, but few of us are satisfied with how we pray. This July we turn to the wisdom from one of the oldest prayer books to aid us on our journey. (Part 4 of 4)
Prayer. We know it is important, but few of us are satisfied with how we pray. This July we turn to the wisdom from one of the oldest prayer books to aid us on our journey. (Part 3 of 4)
Prayer. We know it is important, but few of us are satisfied with how we pray. This July we turn to the wisdom from one of the oldest prayer books to aid us on our journey. (Part 2 of 4)
Prayer. We know it is important, but few of us are satisfied with how we pray. This July we turn to the wisdom from one of the oldest prayer books to aid us on our journey. (Part 1 of 4)
On the first Sunday of every month we celebrate the Lord's Supper--why? This week we pause to reflect and root ourselves in the meaning and significance of our ritual.
Three of Jesus' most compelling stories center around lost things that are found. This month we dig in to realize what it means that our God specializes in finding lost things. (Part 4 of 4)
Three of Jesus' most compelling stories center around lost things that are found. This month we dig in to realize what it means that our God specializes in finding lost things. (Part 3 of 4)
Three of Jesus' most compelling stories center around lost things that are found. This month we dig in to realize what it means that our God specializes in finding lost things. (Part 2 of 4)
Three of Jesus' most compelling stories center around lost things that are found. This month we dig in to realize what it means that our God specializes in finding lost things. (Part 1 of 4)
In a follow-up to our Resurrected series, Pastor Ron Logan inspires us to live in the power of the resurrection each and every day.
Jesus died and rose again to give us new life...so now what? What do we do with the new lease on life that God gives us? Reflections on forgiveness. (Part 5 of 5)
Jesus died and rose again to give us new life...so now what? What do we do with the new lease on life that God gives us? Reflections on forgiveness. (Part 4 of 5)
Jesus died and rose again to give us new life...so now what? What do we do with the new lease on life that God gives us? Reflections on forgiveness. (Part 3 of 5)
Jesus died and rose again to give us new life...so now what? What do we do with the new lease on life that God gives us? Reflections on forgiveness. (Part 2 of 4)
Jesus died and rose again to give us new life...so now what? What do we do with the new lease on life that God gives us? (Part 1 of 4)
Have you ever felt as though God has forgotten you? Jesus' prayer from the cross: "Eli, Eli lema sabachthani" gives us hope that though we might feel forsaken, we have not been forgotten.
How might we live our lives as God intends? What does it look like when heaven invades earth? How does Jesus expect us to live? We find answers and guidance in the Sermon on the Mount. (part 20 of 20)
How might we live our lives as God intends? What does it look like when heaven invades earth? How does Jesus expect us to live? We find answers and guidance in the Sermon on the Mount. (part 18 of 20)
How might we live our lives as God intends? What does it look like when heaven invades earth? How does Jesus expect us to live? We find answers and guidance in the Sermon on the Mount. (part 17 of 20)
How might we live our lives as God intends? What does it look like when heaven invades earth? How does Jesus expect us to live? We find answers and guidance in the Sermon on the Mount. (part 16 of 21)
There are more slaves in the world right now than at any other point in human history. What does God think about all of this? What does it take to be a modern-day abolitionist?
If God wrote a love song, what would it sound like? For four weeks we answer this question as a way of thinking about the most important love relationship for many of us: our marriages. (Part 4 of 4)
If God wrote a love song, what would it sound like? For four weeks we answer this question as a way of thinking about the most important love relationship for many of us: our marriages. (Part 3 of 4)
If God wrote a love song, what would it sound like? For four weeks we answer this question as a way of thinking about the most important love relationship for many of us: our marriages. (Part 2 of 4)
If God wrote a love song, what would it sound like? For four weeks we answer this question as a way of thinking about the most important love relationship for many of us: our marriages. (Part 1 of 4)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 15 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 14 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 13 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 12 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 11 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 10 of 21)
What does it look like to live life God's way? We continue seeking the answer to this question in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. (Part 9 of 21)
The birth of a baby changes everything. More than two thousand years ago the birth of a baby was announced by angels: "Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord." This Advent we rediscover the joy of what it means that Jesus was born for us. Part 4 of 4
The birth of a baby changes everything. More than two thousand years ago the birth of a baby was announced by angels: "Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord." This Advent we rediscover the joy of what it means that Jesus was born for us. Part 3 of 4
The birth of a baby changes everything. More than two thousand years ago the birth of a baby was announced by angels: "Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord." This Advent we rediscover the joy of what it means that Jesus was born for us. Part 2 of 4
The birth of a baby changes everything. More than two thousand years ago the birth of a baby was announced by angels: "Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord."This Advent we rediscover the joy of what it means that Jesus was born for us.Part 1 of 4
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 8 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 7 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 6 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 5 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 4 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 3 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way. (Part 2 of 21)
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is not about getting us into heaven, but about getting heaven into us. For the next several months we are slowing down and digging in to discover how Jesus taught his disciples to live life God's way.(Part 1 of 21)
Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do as a church? This September we're peeling back the layers to understand why we do what we do.
Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do as a church? This September we're peeling back the layers to understand why we do what we do.
Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do as a church? This September we're peeling back the layers to understand why we do what we do.
Have you ever wondered why we do the things we do as a church? This September we're peeling back the layers to understand why we do what we do.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like knowing the significance of sacrifice.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like death.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like sin.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like the need to move from fear to love.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like friends.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like the choice to live differently and imaginatively.
This summer we're reading through David's life with and before God and discovering we may have more in common with this giant-slayer than we might think. Like a name.
Jesus was a great storyteller and one of his best taught us the truth about forgiveness. (Part 4 of 4)
Jesus was a great storyteller. Many of us are familiar with his story about the good Samaritan, but what if it doesn't just teach us to be nice to strangers? (Part 3 of 4)
Jesus was a great storyteller. One of his best stories reminded us to always pray and never give up. But why? (Part 2 of 4)
Jesus was a great storyteller. Do you have ears to hear what he said? Can you hear the voice of God today? (Part 1 of 4)
We all have expectations of who God is and what God should do. So what do you do when God doesn't do what you expect? How do you live with a God who doesn't do things your way? (Part 4 of 4)
We all have expectations of who God is and what God should do. So what do you do when God doesn't do what you expect? How do you live with a God who doesn't do things your way? (Part 3 of 4)
We all have expectations of who God is and what God should do. So what do you do when God doesn't do what you expect? How do you live with a God who doesn't do things your way? (Part 2 of 4)
We all have expectations of who God is and what God should do. So what do you do when God doesn't do what you expect? How do you live with a God who doesn't do things your way? (Part 1 of 4)
Jesus calls those of us who are weary and burdened to come to him for rest. So why is it so hard to trust him with our lives? (Part 5 of 5)
Jesus calls those of us who are weary and burdened to come to him for rest. So why do we get so busy? (Part 4 of 5)
Jesus calls those of us who are weary and burdened to come to him for rest. So why do we try so hard to earn God's grace? (Part 3 of 5)
Jesus calls those of us who are weary and burdened to come to him for rest. What do you need to do when you are overwhelmed? (Part 2 of 5)
Jesus calls those of us who are weary and burdened to come to him for rest. What yokes are you wearing?(Part 1 of 5)
Jesus taught that we speak out of the overflow of our hearts. This week we consider a remedy for the scourge of our speech: gossip. (Part 2 of 2)
Our hearts and mouths are connected. In this message we consider the significance of our words and the vocabulary of a follower of Jesus.(Part 1 of 2)
Guest speaker Pastor Ron Logan finishes the Ekklesia series by asking "What Makes a True Church?"(Part 5 of 5)
Church is not a building, but a people. If so then what do these people do? The Church is the people of God together in mission.(Part 4 of 5)
Church is not a building, but a people. And God has entrusted these people with a message for everyone.(Part 3 of 5)