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How can we have an attitude of praise and thanksgiving? We connect with God's people, meditate on God's works, and rejoice in God's character. God is our gracious, merciful, powerful, just, good, trustworthy, generous, holy provider. That's why we respond with gratitude.
How can we have gratitude in our darkest hour? We celebrate God's goodness, knowing we lack nothing and we are filled with the joy of the Lord. We call on God's power, knowing He frees us from fear and saves us from trouble. We desire God's peace by speaking well of others and doing good to others.
How do we prepare for the end times? We must know the signs, prepare to live somewhere forever, place our hope in Jesus, not in man, and focus on relationships.
Courage is not an act; it is a habit. What are the essentials to developing a lifestyle of courage? Reject jealousy, choose integrity, live prayerfully, and trust God always. We cannot control the outcome, but we can choose to surrender control to God.
In a culture of compromise, people fail to recognize the warning signs of God. If we want to stand firm, we must learn from the sins of others, honor the holiness of God, and realize the brevity of life. The writing is on the wall: If we don't get our lives in balance, we will lose what matters most. Stand firm.
What can we learn from the life of King Nebuchadnezzar in chapter 4 of Daniel? A life of pride leads to a life of chaos ... when I rely on what I have, give myself the credit, and focus on what is temporary. But a life of humility leads to a life of sanity ... when I look up to heaven, acknowledge that God's ways are always right, and exalt Jesus as the King.
Difference makers are risk takers. Courage is the ability to do something in the face of fear or that causes pain. If we want to live with courageous conviction, it is essential that we have godly friendships and complete allegiance to God, and that we worship God's identity. The result: It changes the hearts and attitudes of others toward God.
We can't make a difference unless we're willing to be different. Our culture will always try to change us by isolating us from God's people, indoctrinating us to cultural beliefs, and identifying us by a new name and leader. The decisions we make today determine the actions we take tomorrow. The results of our willingness to be different: God rewards, and people recognize the faith of His servants.
As Christ-followers, we are to pray for those in authority so that we can live in peace, and we are to honor those in authority because of our fear of God. These two actions put us in the right position to do three things: submit to those in authority because they have been placed there by God, because they are servants of God, and to keep a clear conscience; disobey carefully and biblically those who are in authority when we are commanded to do what God forbids or when we are forbidden to do what God commands; and give what we owe to those in authority.
How do we approach this question? We hold firm to what is clear. We recognize the lies and do everything with love. And we remember our worth and Who defines us.
Have you wondered why the Bible is different? The content of the Bible has been overwhelmingly confirmed through manuscript, eyewitness, and archeological confirmation. The prophecies of the Bible have been astonishingly fulfilled. And the outcome of the Bible has been dramatically observed.
Maybe God isn't answering us because we stopped asking or believing ... or because we have unconfessed sin ... or because we have unforgiveness ... or because we have selfish motives ... or because He has a better plan. When there are no answers, keep on seeking, remember God's faithfulness, and trust in God's grace.
Life is rarely lived in a straight line. Detours are part of God's divine plan to help us reach our destination. To reach your destination, rely on God's presence even when you're alone, choose integrity even when you're tempted to sin, use your gifts even when you're discouraged, and give forgiveness even when you're bitter.
It only takes one person, who finds favor with God, to change eternity. For us to find favor, we must listen to and obey God's commands, endure God's timing, share God's message, and celebrate God's faithfulness.
To pass the test, we must stand ready for whatever God asks of us, worship when we don't have all the answers, set the example for those who are watching us, surrender what we are tempted to hold onto. God's commitment to us is greater than our obedience to Him.
Genesis 3 begins with the question from the serpent: "Did God really say?" Genesis 3 causes us to ask ourselves two questions: "Where am I really?" and "What will I choose?"
For those who belong to Christ, there are bold declarations to cling to. Because God is so powerful, we have nothing to fear. Because God is so generous, we have nothing to worry about. Because God is so righteous, we have right standing with God. And because God is so loving, we have overwhelming victory.
What's the good news in bad times? God promises that suffering has an expiration date. God's presence helps us in our weakness. And God's purpose continues in spite of our circumstances.
To be adopted is to realize that you were made for another world and for another person. You were made for God. When the Spirit of God lives within you, you will be able to escape sin, you will walk a different path, you will leave fear in the past, you will have the assurance of love and salvation, and you will have a glorious inheritance.
A breakdown of Romans 8:1-11 -- For those who belong to Christ, we have been forgiven and set free from our sins. How can we live out what we've been given?
Just as the car will eventually stop when the gas tank is empty, our lives will eventually stop when we are empty. When we're feeling empty, our standards are lowered, our passions are gone, and our tempers are short. To get refueled, we need to rest our bodies, replenish our souls, readjust our priorities, remember our relationships, and rediscover our joy.
The greatest battle we will ever face is between our ears. We must realize the impact of our thoughts on who we become and where we go, on whether we please ourselves or God, and on our ability to live with hope, joy, and peace. Then, we can change the focus of our thoughts to communication with God, the truth of God, and the praise of God.
Who are the three friends everyone needs? We need someone who will stay until the end, someone who will strengthen our faith, and someone who will speak the truth.
What reminders do we need on the road? Remember, you are not alone. You are in a race, so run your race and eliminate excess baggage. You are following your Savior, so lock your gaze on Christ and stay amazed. After all, you're not home yet.
Everyone has a choice between which of the two roads they will travel. The highway to hell will always be where more people are. Many people will be surprised and confused, will continue to live in sin, and will have good works and right words, but wrong motives. The gateway to life will always be difficult and lonely. Few people are willing to turn from their sin, to surrender control, and to humbly serve others.
There comes a time when time runs out. How do we make the most of the time we're given? We commit to living prayerfully, walking wisely, and speaking graciously.
A new life = a new belief + a new behavior. What are the signs that Jesus Christ has changed your life? A new life looks to eternity, leaves the past, and lives with holiness.
It's time for the church to change its culture instead of being changed by its culture. A church that impacts its culture is united in love, confident in truth, firm in the faith, overflowing with thanks, and complete in Christ alone.
Jesus is the One and Only in His relationship to the Father, to creation, to the Church, to the cross, and to each of us individually. He reveals God because He is God. He is the firstborn of all creation. He is the head of the body, the firstborn from the dead, and the preeminent One. He is the fullness of God, the One who reconciles all things to Himself and makes peace between us and God. He presents us blameless to the Father and sends us out with a great hope for the world.
Like Esther, if we want to be overcomers, we must use the platform God has given us, realize the urgency, seek God's guidance, and live with humility. Remember, we may not be able to see the hand of God, but we can always trust the heart of God.
Overcomers do not see the adversity; they see the opportunity. How can we be overcomers? Just like Joshua, overcomers trust and obey when they are confused, persevere when they are tired, and celebrate when they are tired.
Courage is the antidote to fear, and it always requires the right heart. To overcome the giants in our lives, we must listen to God's truth, desire God's glory, recall God's faithfulness, and trust in God's power.
Why are we so discouraged? We're tired, isolated, and distracted. What can we learn about how to overcome discouragement from the life of Elijah? Overcomers take time to rest and eat. They slow down and listen to God's voice. And they stop sitting and start serving.
The resurrection is a person to experience, not just an event to observe. There is now purpose in the pain, hope in the silence, and victory in the defeat. The resurrection of Jesus Christ makes the impossible ... possible.
How you respond to the question, "Who is Jesus?" will determine the direction and the decisions of your life. So, who is Jesus? Jesus is the Christ, the Savior, and the Light.
If we want to be great in the kingdom of God, we must focus on the mission, endure the suffering, serve with humility, and give to the eternal.
What does it take to follow Jesus? Following Jesus is hard, costly, and daily, but it is also worth it.
Our faith in Jesus must be personal, but it cannot be private. The message and authority of Jesus will divide people. Jesus desires our complete loyalty and to be our first priority, but following Jesus has a cost.
Your words are the most powerful and most dangerous resource you will ever possess. The words you speak are powerful. They will bring healing or pain; they will unite or divide. The words you listen to are powerful since they determine what you believe about God, yourself, and others. And your words reflect your heart.
How can we truly forgive others? Forgiveness requires increasing our faith, looking inside first, giving what we have received, choosing healing and freedom, and surrendering control.
Unconditional love is uncommon, but not impossible. Unconditional love celebrates the success, releases the offense, endures the adversity, and sacrifices the agenda.
Since great relationships start with us, how can we be different in our relationships? Be different in your thinking, your heart, and your habits.
Trust says, "God's ways are better than my ways. I need God's grace every single day in my own life. And, I will follow Jesus, not matter the cost." Jesus relentlessly pursues sinner in need of mercy. Jesus joyfully went to the cross for the sake of His enemies. And all people, from every nation, can be eternally saved from God's judgment.
What are three essentials to personal and corporate revival? God uses people to tell His message. God's Word can change the heart of the worst sinners. And prayer and fasting are essential to repentance and revival.
When you are inside the belly of a fish (a crisis), you quickly realize you are not in control. And, it's a good time to pray. Jesus has power and authority over all creation, so stop pursuing worthless idols. Salvation is found in Christ alone, so humble yourself and confess your sin.
The story of Jonah isn't about a fish. It's about the Son of God. Our beliefs will be challenged by our circumstances. Our sin impacts the people closest to us. Our biases could determine if others hear the Gospel. And our rebellion does not stop God's grace.
Hope is the confident expectation that there's more to come. Have you lost hope? When you feel betrayed, trust in the voice of God. When you feel like less than enough, focus on eternity with God. When you're tired of waiting, hold tight to the promises of God.
Busyness creates anxiety, division, and pride. Are you too busy? What's the solution to busyness? Start your day in God's presence. Stop trying to earn God's approval (which is based on who He is, not on what you can or will do). Schedule God's priorities.
Jealousy troubles our hearts, hides the truth, removes our joy, impacts our actions, and focuses on what we may lose rather than what God has given. What's the cure for jealousy? Avoid the comparison trap. Celebrate when others are doing well. Pursue humble contentment.
We all have an enemy who wants to steal our trust in who God is. What's stealing your Christmas, and what can you do about it? Exchange your pain for joy, your chaos for peace, your discouragement for hope, your weakness for power.
Jesus is the Good Shepherd. You can know about the shepherd without knowing the shepherd. How can you truly know the Shepherd? Follow the voice, rely on the strength, and accept the love of the Shepherd.
Everyone starts life in the dark. How does Jesus, the Light of the World, change your life? Light defeats what is dark, exposes what is true, heals what is broken, and revives what is dead.
Jesus is the Bread of Life. From this statement Jesus alone satisfies our cravings, strengthens our weakness, and saves from death, no matter the situation we are in.
What does a good leader look like? Leaders always look beyond appearance. Leaders always go first, desire to learn more, pour into others, and examine their own lives.
Training is always better than repairing. How do we train for godliness? We stay faithful to the Gospel. We keep our eyes focused on eternity. We expect the pain and never give up. And we realize that our integrity is far greater than our words.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides a great reminder on how we should pray and who we should pray for. Prayer is a conversation with God, and is very important in our relationship with Him. Jerry Falwell Sr. once stated, "Nothing of eternal significance is accomplished apart from prayer."
Pastor Scott Randlett begins our new series with not wasting our time. We need to stay focused on the Truth and stay amazed by the Gospel. These are two important details that are discussed throughout the first chapter of Timothy.
Pastor Scott Randlett delivers in amazing message on how God is enough. Being rich with God means that our faith, gratitude, generosity, eternal home is greater than our worries, grumbling, greed and earthly home.
Pastor Scott Randlett lead us through the parable of the Good Samaritan. Focusing on what the two main purposes of the story, which are, love God supremely, and love everyone else the way you love yourself.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides an amazing message on forgiveness. the Bible reminds us over and over about forgiveness. This week it is revealed to us in Matthew when Peter asks God how often should he forgive someone.
Dr. Troy Temple delivers a great message on understanding and knowing who God truly is. He outlines the areas in which we need to understand ourselves in order to understand God.
Pastor Scott Randlett delivers an amazing message on the human heart. He focuses on The farmer as the Son of God, the seed as the message of salvation, and the soil as the human heart. We need to understand the condition of our heart before truly living for Christ.
As we start the new series, Pastor Scott Randlett focuses on The Father. The Father brings us an abundance of joy, provides unconditional love and generously loves us endlessly. We need to pivot our focus on The Father and not independence, instant gratification, inclusion and superiority.
Pastor Todd Hartley wrapped up the sermon series with focusing on God above all else. The main idea for this sermon is the we MUST intentionally seek to hear from God because of the importance of His voice and the loudness of our times.
Pastor Scott Randlett continues the Above the Noise Series. This week's sermon is abut doing everything yourself. We oftentimes focus on ourselves and think we can do everything alone. We overestimate our ability and underestimate God’s power.
The world wants us to focus on being happy and if we are happy we will be satisfied. Pastor Scott Randlett dives into differing between happiness and joy. Joy comes from the Lord and will satisfy us completely.
All of us struggle with suffering and pain. It can be hard to comprehend why we suffer if we follow the almighty God. Pastor Scott Randlett shows us the truth and purpose of pain/suffering, allowing us to follow Jesus no matter the circumstances.
We often times follow our hearts in ways we were not designed to do. Our hearts are often times stubborn and hardened which lead us to acting in earthly ways. Pastor Scott Randlett gives us the change of heart we need as followers of Christ.
Pastor Scott Randlett leads us in the last sermon of Normal Isn't Working. With a concentration on the Armor of God, Pastor Scott delivers a tremendous teaching on the battles we face.
Pastor Matt Willmington is joining us this morning as he continues in the series Normal Isn't Working.
Normal isn't working because NORMAL people struggle to see the POWER AND LOVE of God.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides a great sermon on how to experience MORE of God!
Pastor John Bradley brought a convicting message for the church. He explained that Christ is the HOPE, PEACE and HEAD of our lives.
LOVE the PEOPLE of God.
SEE the GREATNESS of God.
KNOW the HOPE of God.
LIVE with the POWER of God.
CONNECT to the BODY of God.
Certain Storms are Unavoidable
How to Experience a miracle in the middle of a storm:
Trust in God's CHARACTER.
Listen to God's VOICE.
Focus on God's FACE.
Reach for God's GRACE.
Be a committed follower not just a casual fan.
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Get prepared for the test.
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Reject the excuses
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Value the small things
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Do not delay in giving what you already have.
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There is hope when you are at the end of your rope.
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There is One who sees, knows, and cares about your pain.
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Desire change and change your expectations.
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Worship God for who He is more than what He does.
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Spiritual holiness and obedience are better than physical health.
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Remember, Jesus is God.
Everyone has FAITH in something.
A Faith and Life in Crisis...
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Pay attention to what is right in front of you.
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Hardship and crisis can happen no matter who you are.
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Never be too proud to come to Jesus.
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Take Jesus at His word even if it doesn’t make sense.
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Your response to crisis impacts the future of others.
Revival: bringing to life that which is dead
Four Essentials to Personal Revival:
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Honor God’s authority
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Pursue purity
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Confess and repent of sin
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Live with humility
Godly relationships never happen accidentally; they are always a choice.
The Wise Choice about Relationships:
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Celebrate the differences.
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Endure the challenges.
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Forgive the offenses.
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Speak the right words.
Wisdom: Knowing how to live God’s way in God’s world.
Wisdom is the key to avoiding a life filled with regret.
Wisdom is fearing to worship lesser gods.
Wisdom is depending on God for everything.
Will what I’ve done go on even after I am gone.
Admit your fears.
Use your gifts.
Know your future.
Staying “here” is always easier and less painful than going “there."
Follow a different voice.
Remove the idols.
Victory starts with worship.
There are people who make a difference and there are people who make excuses.
Stop allowing your past to influence your present.
Be faithful where you are and with what you have.
The God who sends is the God who supplies.
Our last service prior to our Christmas Eve celebration! It is getting closer to the day that makes this season worth everything. God is the reason for the season and no matter where we are in life, God is there for us!
This marks our third week in this series, All I Want for Christmas. What is it that you want for Christmas? Is Christ the center of your Christmas season? Please join us for the rest of this series as we prepare for our Christmas Eve celebration!
We are so glad that you are able to join us for our second week of the All I Want for Christmas series! This sermon series is a great way to prepare us for the Christmas season and the entire reason we celebrate this holiday.
We are so happy that you are joining us as we begin our new series and kicking off the Christmas season! Pastor Scott Randlett has been working diligently on shaping the All I Want for Christmas sermon series. It is one you do not want to miss!
Pastor Scott Randlett brings a powerful message on Matthew 5:10 God blesses those who are persecuted for doing right, for the Kingdom of Heaven is theirs. This is a must see message.
Pastor Scott Randlett continues our series "The Blessed Life," with a sermon regarding the life of the meek, gentle and humble. Gentleness and humility cannot be separated from meekness.
We begin our new series today called "The Blessed Life." Pastor Scott is giving a message on "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom heaven." This is a series that is important to stay tuned too.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides another great message in the sermon series "Silent Killers." This week he is talking about something we all may struggle with to a certain extent... Jealousy.
We are continuing our series in "Silent Killers." This week Pastor Scott Randlett is talking about the topic of jealousy. Stay tuned for next weeks message!
Pastor Scott Randlett continues the series on the book of 1 Peter. This week we take a deeper dive into what suffering is and how it shouldn't be a surprise, it leads us to great joy, it reminds us of God's love and how it is the result of living holy. Join us as we continue this series and stay tuned for when our new series will be starting!
Pastor Scott Randlett continues the series on the book of 1 Peter. He teaches us about preparing daily, think differently, loving sincerely and serving cheerfully. Join us in for this sermon and the rest of this series!
Pastor Scott Randlett gives another great sermon on understanding. This week he takes a deeper dive into the book of 1 Peter and continues this series.
Pastor Scott Randlett continues his sermon series in the book of 1 Peter. This week he preaches on how "One is Greater Than Two."
Pastor Scott Randlett continues in the series on the book of 1 Peter. In this weeks sermon he is focusing on growing up, building up, and speaking up. We'd love for you to join us as we continue this series!
Pastor Scott Randlett continues his second week in the series on the book of 1 Peter. We are so glad you have joined us, and we hope you continue this series with us.
Pastor Scott Randlett kicks off the new series on the book of 1st Peter. It is a captivating series with multiple important aspects. Join us as we continue with this series for the next few weeks.
Pastor Scott Randlett gives a convicting message called The Proposal. He emphasizes that God is looking for a person who thinks OTHERS BEFORE SELF. There are many parts that go into this and I truly encourage you to take time to listen.
Pastor Scott Randlett preaches on the next sermon in the series on the book of Ruth. This message is about forming, shaping and maintaining the right heart. What it means to have the right heart and how to have it.
Pastor Scott Preaches the first sermon out of our new series on the book of Ruth. This message goes through the first chapter while addressing a life filled with wrong decisions.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides us with a great message on Lion Tamers. This is the final sermon to this series, "The Family Circus." If you missed any pieces to this series I encourage you to go back and listen!
Guest Pastor Doug Randlett provides us with an amazing sermon of how we are not tied to our past. We are to start a new legacy and what that looks like.
Pastor Scott provides a great message, targeted towards all generations. If you are a parent, grandparents or guardian of a child or young adult, this one is for you. We had two guests on stage, our Student Pastor John Bradley and our Children's Director Madison Norris!
Pastor Scott Randlett preaches on relationship. It is applicable to all people, whether in friendships, marriages, dating, etc. You do not want to miss it.
Pastor Scott gives a convicting message based upon pride. There are many lessons to be learned in this new series. The foundational lesson is Pride and who is number one.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides an inspirational message on the unseen word. If you want to know more about what angels truly are, this is the sermon for you.
Pastor Scott gives a sermon on the controversial topic of how We're All Human. He goes into how our worth is based on who Jesus is and what He thinks of YOU.
Pastor Scott Randlett provides a great sermon on the church during this great CORE series.
Pastor Todd Hartley provides us with a conflicting sermon on what salvation actually is. He takes a deep dive into scripture along with doctrine statements!
There is no other God like our God! Pastor Scott Randlett gives an inspirational sermon on how our God is non stop. Always working, always moving and always by our side!
Pastor Scott Randlett have gives an amazing sermon on feeling better off. As christians we are called to GET UP and MOVE! Good has given you a purpose and a gift. Therefore, it is your duty to fulfill what he has planned for you.
Each of our Ministry Staff share one word that summarizes what God has shown them during 2021.
Amazing sermon on "The Guest List." Be sure to come and join us EVERY SUNDAY at 9:00am and 10:45am!
Pastor Scott Randlett provides an inspirational message on being both thankful and grateful! Stay tuned for our next sermon Series!
Pastor Scott Randlett provides an ambitious message on being weighed down, while digging into the book of Mathew.
Pastor Scott Randlett preaches on listening to the right things. We need to listen to THE TRUTH.
Pastor Scott Randlett presents an influencial message on how we will never see eye to eye.
Thomas Roads Baptist Church Pastor Jonathan Falwell delivers a powerful word from 2 Chronicles and the DRC Children's Choir leads a song "There's Nothing My God Cannot Do."
Family. We all have one. While some of us loved our “growing up” years, others of us couldn’t wait to move out and start fresh. Relationships are never easy. Nowhere is that more realized than in the family. What exactly are we aiming for? Great families take hard work and require some assembly. Join us next week as continue this brand-new sermon series about the family.
One of the biggest and most important topics debated today is whether or not a book that was written by 40 different writers, over the course of 1500 years, about someone who lived more than 2000 years ago, can still be relevant and reliable today? Join us as we look at why the Bible is still just as real, just as relevant, and just as powerful today as the day it was first written.
One of the most important questions we will ever ask ourselves is: “Who Am I?” Identity is something we receive and are given by the only person who can know our actual identity, which is the God who made us. Until we fully know and embrace who God made us, we will struggle in our relationship with Jesus. Don’t miss this powerful discussion next Sunday.
There are certain things that many people believe a Christian can't say. No, not profanity or dirty jokes, that's not the kind of things we are talking about. In this series we will tackle some of the questions and thoughts that pass through many Christian's head, but they are often afraid to talk about. Things that involves choice, race, doubt, and beliefs.
There are certain things that many people believe a Christian can't say. No, not profanity or dirty jokes, that's not the kind of things we are talking about. In this series we will tackle some of the questions and thoughts that pass through many Christian's head, but they are often afraid to talk about. Things that involves choice, race, doubt, and beliefs.
Do you believe in miracles? Do you need a miracle? Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts.
Do you believe in miracles? Do you need a miracle? Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts.
Do you believe in miracles? Do you need a miracle? Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts.
Do you believe in miracles? Do you need a miracle? Chalk it up to coincidence or luck if you want, but we think there’s something bigger going on when the impossible happens. When Pigs Fly is all about appreciating the fantastic, crazy, outlandish miracles that really happen and opening our eyes to the miraculous work Jesus can do in our hearts.
No matter how much we try not to…We all judge others. No matter how much we try to ignore it…We all get judged by others. Is it ever okay to judge others? What will you do when it happens to you? Join us as we look at what the Bible says about one of the most used phrases in the English language.
No matter how much we try not to…We all judge others. No matter how much we try to ignore it…We all get judged by others. Is it ever okay to judge others? What will you do when it happens to you? Join us as we look at what the Bible says about one of the most used phrases in the English language.
No matter how much we try not to…We all judge others. No matter how much we try to ignore it…We all get judged by others. Is it ever okay to judge others? What will you do when it happens to you? Join us as we look at what the Bible says about one of the most used phrases in the English language.
In a culture filled with fake news, made up stories, and hiding of secrets, the truth is more important than ever. Join us next week as we begin a new sermon series on the book of 1st John. We will explore the truth about who we are, what we believe, whether or not we really know Jesus, and the ultimate truth of how we can know where will we spend eternity.
In a culture filled with fake news, made up stories, and hiding of secrets, the truth is more important than ever. Join us next week as we begin a new sermon series on the book of 1st John. We will explore the truth about who we are, what we believe, whether or not we really know Jesus, and the ultimate truth of how we can know where will we spend eternity.
In a culture filled with fake news, made up stories, and hiding of secrets, the truth is more important than ever. Join us next week as we begin a new sermon series on the book of 1John. We will explore the truth about who we are, what we believe, whether or not we really know Jesus, and the ultimate truth of how we can know where will we spend eternity.
In a culture filled with fake news, made up stories, and hiding of secrets, the truth is more important than ever. Join us next week as we begin a new sermon series on the book of 1John. We will explore the truth about who we are, what we believe, whether or not we really know Jesus, and the ultimate truth of how we can know where will we spend eternity.
In a culture filled with fake news, made up stories, and hiding of secrets, the truth is more important than ever. Join us next week as we begin a new sermon series on the book of 1John. We will explore the truth about who we are, what we believe, whether or not we really know Jesus, and the ultimate truth of how we can know where will we spend eternity.