Connection Church Sermons: Recent Episodes
Connection Church
Connection Church is located in Pottstown, PA. We meet on Sunday mornings at 10:00am at 962 East Schuylkill Road. We exist to introduce people to Jesus Christ and help them learn to follow Him. Podcasts include sermons by Pastor Joe Terreri and Andrew VanCott.
Pastor Carrie preaches about the justice and mercy of Jesus and how he came to save and not condemn.
Pastor Joe preaches about questions to ask ourselves regarding who Jesus is and what priority he holds in our lives.
Pastor Joe shares an Easter message about the gifts that Jesus gives to those who believe in Him.
Pastor Joe preaches about how Jesus is the Bread of Life and the only way to fulfill our hunger.
Pastor Joe preaches about having consistency in our relationship with God and avoiding wavering.
Pastor Joe preaches about the world's spiritual condition and gives evidence from Scripture of how we should respond.
Pastor Andrew talks about what it means to be born again by looking at a conversation Jesus had one night.
Jesus was in the temple and started flipping over tables because he saw something wrong with the way people were worshipping His father. Listen in as Pastor Joe talks about choices we make that will cause our worship to be about us rather than God.
Missionary Dan Desrosiers preaches about what God will do if we are willing to follow his leading.
Christmas Belles Part 3: "The Joy of Christmas" - Book of Ruth - 12.23.18 by Connection Church
For this year's Christmas series, Connection Church will be covering the stories of women in the ancestory of Jesus.
Last Sunday, Pastor Andrew spoke on the story of Tamar and Judah to illustrate God's redemption through His grace.
Facing Life with Confidence: "Always Confident" - Romans 8:26-39 - 11.25.18 by Connection Church
Facing Life with Confidence: "Our Present, Our Future" - Romans 8:18-25 - 11.18.18 by Connection Church
In the first sermon as Connection Church, Pastor Joe gives a message on how, and why we can face life with confidence through Christ.
Who We Are Part 5 : "We Reach" - 2 Corinthians 5, Acts 1:8, Luke 13:1-5, Acts 15- 10.07.18 by Connection Church
In the latest installment of our "Who We Are" series, Pastor Joe defines worship and explains it's roll in our relationship with God.
Pastor Joe starts off a new series with a message on Jesus's essential role in building the Church.
Pastor Andrew speaks on the importance of remembering who God is, what He has done, and who we are because of Him.
Pastor Joe continues our "Summer's Greatest Hits" this week with "A Song of Repentance." Listen in to hear about our need to turn to Jesus with our sin, and how He always forgives.
Summer's Greatest Hits: "A Song for Believers" - Psalm 139 - 08.05.18 by Connection Church
What does God want to be known for? Listen to the latest installment of our "Summer's Greatest Hits" sermon to hear Pastor Joe teach us in Psalm 67!
Pastor Carrie continues the series, Summer's Greatest Hits, as she shares from Psalm 34 - A Song for the Suffering - a message about why we can praise the Lord, even in our suffering.
Pastor Joe starts off our new summer series with a lesson on finding happiness through our identities in Christ.
In the latest sermon in our Ephesians series, Pastor Andrew shares about the Armor of God and how we go about putting it on. Knowing about the armor is only part of what we need to do...
In the latest sermon of the "Ephesians" series, Pastor Joe tells us about the tactics of Satan and how we combat them.
Pastor Andrew preaches on how Christians relate to others at home and at the workplace.
Guest Speaker John Terreri, gives a sermon on using our gifts and resources in serving.
Living in daily awareness of God's purpose can be a struggle. Listen to our latest sermon in the Ephesians Series for helpful information on how and why we live for Jesus!
Pastor Joe speaks on the standard of living given to all those who call Jesus their Lord... it's a call to be Children of Light.
Guest speaker Claude Valdes, talks about cultural influences and finding our identities in Christ.
Pastor Joe preaches a message on the vast love of Jesus and what it means in our own lives.
Part 4: Pastor Joe speaks on the prognosis of our hearts and God's cure through Christ.
We all have different things we pray about, but what do we really need prayer for? Listen in as Pastor Joe shares "What We Need Prayer For"
"Christmas Eve" - 12.24.17 - Listen in on the real reason for the season, and how God kept His promise to mankind through Jesus!
Part 2: Pastor Joe explains how Jesus's birth becomes God's way of showing up in the midst of our messy lives.
Part 1: Pastor Joe begins our Christmas Series with an explanation of sin how God desires to save us from it.
Spring Valley Community Church was blessed to have guest speaker, Tom Harshberger, share with us why the Mission of God is for us. Listen in to this incredible message about God's heart for people.
Spring Valley Community Church is located in Royersford, PA. We meet on Sunday mornings at 10:00am at 833 S. Lewis Road. We exist to introduce people to Jesus and help them learn to follow HIm.
Our "Stretched" series continues, with a sermon on the outward reflections of our faith.
In the latest sermon of our "Streched" series, Pastor Joe speaks on having a heart for worshiping God.
Spiritual warfare is real. We're in a battle and need DEPENDENCE on God and DELIVERANCE by God to be victorious. Thankfully, Jesus instructed us in the Lord's Prayer how this is possible. Listen in... because the struggle is real!
Forgiveness is something we all need to RECEIVE and need to GIVE. Listen to this message about why forgiveness is so important to our lives.
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In this sermon, Pastor Andrew discusses suffering and how God can use it for His purpose.
In the most recent sermon of this series, Pastor Joe explains how God's rules are meant for our protection and greater joy.
Pastor Joe kicks off a new series with a sermon about confronting our perception of an "On Demand God".
In Part 7 of our "#Blessed" series, Pastor Joe gives a sermon on what it means to be a peacemaker.
This Sunday, Tim and Kelly Pollick, missionaries to Indonesia, share about how Jesus desires to transform our hearts so we can be truly #Blessed.
This week, Tim & Kelly Pollick, missionaries to Indonesia, share about what happens in our lives when we are truly #blessed.
Pastor Joe gives a sermon explaining the great commission and why it is important in the church.
In the last installment of our "Homesick" series, Pastor Joe preaches on biblical characteristics needed to sustain the body of Christ.
Pastor Andrew speaks on the effect of putting Christ first, instead of ourselves, in our relationships.
In yesterday's sermon, Pastor Joe shows us how Christians should respond to adversities and what that response looks like.
For the sixth Sunday of our "Homesick" series, Pastor Joe speaks on God's sovereignty in current political seasons and what trust in Him looks like in the Christian life.
In the latest installment of the "Homesick" series, Pastor Joe shows us three ways life changes when we follow Jesus.
Pastor Joe starts off a new sermon series, explaining how Jesus redeems us in our failures.
For yesterday's message, Pastor Joe talks about drifting in our relationships with Christ, and how to combat it with accountability.
Guest Pastor Bryan Koch gives a powerful testimony, showing God's sovereignty over our lives in good times and in tragedy.
Pastor Joe preaches a stand-alone message on the aspects of ministry as well as our roles as individuals and as part of the church!
Pastor Joe shares a stand-alone message on why hospitality is important and how having a hospitable heart will help people come to know and follow Jesus better. Hear some practical tips on how to be hospitable and know the difference between being hospitable and just "friendly."
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).
SVCC - 05.15.16 - "Why God's People Give Their Money to Advance God's Kingdom" by Connection Church
For Mother's Day this year, Pastor Andrew talked about the Mission of Mom and some tips on how to point your child towards Jesus. Check it out here!
Few books of the bible have fascinated humanity more than Song of Solomon. Throughout the centuries people have allegorized, spiritualized, and dramatized this book. However, Song of Solomon is the greatest love song ever written. It's intimate, descriptive, and might even make you blush. Whether you're single or married, buckle up as we get a handle on love.
Few books of the bible have fascinated humanity more than Song of Solomon. Throughout the centuries people have allegorized, spiritualized, and dramatized this book. However, Song of Solomon is the greatest love song ever written. It's intimate, descriptive, and might even make you blush. Whether you're single or married, buckle up as we get a handle on love.
Few books of the bible have fascinated humanity more than Song of Solomon. Throughout the centuries people have allegorized, spiritualized, and dramatized this book. However, Song of Solomon is the greatest love song ever written. It's intimate, descriptive, and might even make you blush. Whether you're single or married, buckle up as we get a handle on love.
Few books of the bible have fascinated humanity more than Song of Solomon. Throughout the centuries people have allegorized, spiritualized, and dramatized this book. However, Song of Solomon is the greatest love song ever written. It's intimate, descriptive, and might even make you blush. Whether you're single or married, buckle up as we get a handle on love.
Easter Sunday is a day to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. This Easter, Pastor Joe spoke about the three words that help you obtain a joy that lasts forever. Check it out here!
Most us probably feel like we aren’t great at evangelism. We don’t know what to say or we might not even know who to share Christ with. In our series, Lost and Found, we will learn the method Jesus used to reach people and join Him in his mission to reach the world.
Most us probably feel like we aren’t great at evangelism. We don’t know what to say or we might not even know who to share Christ with. In our series, Lost and Found, we will learn the method Jesus used to reach people and join Him in his mission to reach the world.
Most us probably feel like we aren’t great at evangelism. We don’t know what to say or we might not even know who to share Christ with. In our series, Lost and Found, we will learn the method Jesus used to reach people and join Him in his mission to reach the world.
Most us probably feel like we aren’t great at evangelism. We don’t know what to say or we might not even know who to share Christ with. In our series, Lost and Found, we will learn the method Jesus used to reach people and join Him in his mission to reach the world.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
King David was known for living an Epic Life. He was an unlikely and beloved king, military hero, gifted musician, and known for being a man after God’s own heart. Though his successes were Epic, so were his failures. He was an adulterer, murderer, and absentee father. We are going to kickoff 2016 examining the good, the bad, and the ugly, of David’s life. It’s going to be Epic.
This week Pastor Andrew welcomed the New Year by talking about how we can change our focus from the "what's" in our lives to the "Who." Check it out here!
After 400 years of silence, John 1 tells that the Word became flesh. This Christmas season, we're going to explore how God came to dwell among mankind. As the story of Christ's birth unfolds, we begin to see the picture of God's deep love for us.
After 400 years of silence, John 1 tells that the Word became flesh. This Christmas season, we're going to explore how God came to dwell among mankind. As the story of Christ's birth unfolds, we begin to see the picture of God's deep love for us.
After 400 years of silence, John 1 tells that the Word became flesh. This Christmas season, we're going to explore how God came to dwell among mankind. As the story of Christ's birth unfolds, we begin to see the picture of God's deep love for us.
After 400 years of silence, John 1 tells that the Word became flesh. This Christmas season, we're going to explore how God came to dwell among mankind. As the story of Christ's birth unfolds, we begin to see the picture of God's deep love for us.
This week at Spring Valley Community Church, Pastor David Kim spoke about experiencing the fullness of joy when fulfilling the mission of God. Check it out here!
In the Bible, there are plenty of verses regarding tithing. In this sermon, Pastor Joe compares what the Old Testament says about tithing and what the New Testament says about tithing. Check it out here!
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
Did you know God doesn't want you to stay where you're at, but he wants you to grow? In this six-week series, we will learn how God can transform us in six key areas of our lives.
God never called us to do life alone, but instead work as one body to accomplish his purposes. Too often we have this mindset that is me and Jesus, but in reality it is us and Jesus. This month, we will look at what it means to function as one people with one spirit and one leader, Jesus Christ.
God never called us to do life alone, but instead work as one body to accomplish his purposes. Too often we have this mindset that is me and Jesus, but in reality it is us and Jesus. This month, we will look at what it means to function as one people with one spirit and one leader, Jesus Christ.
God never called us to do life alone, but instead work as one body to accomplish his purposes. Too often we have this mindset that is me and Jesus, but in reality it is us and Jesus. This month, we will look at what it means to function as one people with one spirit and one leader, Jesus Christ.
God never called us to do life alone, but instead work as one body to accomplish his purposes. Too often we have this mindset that is me and Jesus, but in reality it is us and Jesus. This month, we will look at what it means to function as one people with one spirit and one leader, Jesus Christ.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
This summer we are looking at the Parables of Jesus. Jesus used these stories to teach us about life in His kingdom. Parables aren’t always easy to understand but as we discover their meaning, they will uncover those places in our lives where Jesus desires to make us more like Himself.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
This week, we explore a passage from Matthew 5 where we are instructed to love our enemies.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Everyday we hear mixed messages about who we are supposed to be as men and women. In this series, we'll explore what God says about the role of men and women. His design for us will lead to greater fulfillment and security in who we were created to be.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Our lives often parallel those we read about in Scripture. The story of Joseph is a reminder that we all face times of uncertainty. Following Joseph's example, we can learn to trust God in ever season. In this series, we'll explore many situations when we might be tempted to doubt His faithfulness.
Jesus told us to go into all the world and make disciples. We want to begin the year by aligning our hearts with His heart. Just as Jesus was sent by his father, we are sent by Jesus to continue his mission. Let's continue to open our eyes to what God is doing throughout the world.
Jesus told us to go into all the world and make disciples. We want to begin the year by aligning our hearts with His heart. Just as Jesus was sent by his father, we are sent by Jesus to continue his mission. Let's continue to open our eyes to what God is doing throughout the world.
Jesus told us to go into all the world and make disciples. We want to begin the year by aligning our hearts with His heart. Just as Jesus was sent by his father, we are sent by Jesus to continue his mission. Let's continue to open our eyes to what God is doing throughout the world.
Jesus told us to go into all the world and make disciples. We want to begin the year by aligning our hearts with His heart. Just as Jesus was sent by his father, we are sent by Jesus to continue his mission. Let's continue to open our eyes to what God is doing throughout the world.
Christmas is not only a season of celebrating the birth of Jesus, it's also a time to anticipate His second coming. Throughout December, we are going to spend time exploring what it means to live as people who are waiting in hope for Christ's return. Join us for this season of anticipation.
Christmas is not only a season of celebrating the birth of Jesus, it's also a time to anticipate His second coming. Throughout December, we are going to spend time exploring what it means to live as people who are waiting in hope for Christ's return. Join us for this season of anticipation.
Christmas is not only a season of celebrating the birth of Jesus, it's also a time to anticipate His second coming. Throughout December, we are going to spend time exploring what it means to live as people who are waiting in hope for Christ's return. Join us for this season of anticipation.
Christmas is not only a season of celebrating the birth of Jesus, it's also a time to anticipate His second coming. Throughout December, we are going to spend time exploring what it means to live as people who are waiting in hope for Christ's return. Join us for this season of anticipation.
There is no doubt about it: Parenting is complicated. In this series, we'll hear from several seasoned parents about raising your kids God's way. Our hope is that each one of us will experience the parental love of God. Whether you're a new parent, your kids are raised, or hope to become a parent, this series is for you.
There is no doubt about it: Parenting is complicated. In this series, we'll hear from several seasoned parents about raising your kids God's way. Our hope is that each one of us will experience the parental love of God. Whether you're a new parent, your kids are raised, or hope to become a parent, this series is for you.
There is no doubt about it: Parenting is complicated. In this series, we'll hear from several seasoned parents about raising your kids God's way. Our hope is that each one of us will experience the parental love of God. Whether you're a new parent, your kids are raised, or hope to become a parent, this series is for you.
There is no doubt about it: Parenting is complicated. In this series, we'll hear from several seasoned parents about raising your kids God's way. Our hope is that each one of us will experience the parental love of God. Whether you're a new parent, your kids are raised, or hope to become a parent, this series is for you.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we wrap up the series by focusing on coveting.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at lust and adultery in the 7th commandment.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at stealing and lying in the 8th and 9th commandments.
This week, in our 10 Commandments series, Pastor Joe discusses the 6th Commandment with a focus on anger and reconciling relationships.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at the 5th commandment.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at the fourth commandment.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at the third commandment.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people. This week we take a closer look at the first two commandments.
One of the most prolific passages in all of Scripture is The 10 Commandments. These principles give us a picture of some of the issues in our hearts. They show us what it looks like to love God and love people.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.
Jesus' little bother, James, instructs us how we are supposed to live out our faith, and he doesn't mince words. Here's his bottom line: If you say you have faith in Jesus, the way you live your life will reflect that.