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Haven Community Church - Pastor Jack Cohen
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Scripture: Ruth 3:3-9
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As much as we like to focus on the big moments, it’s the little things that add up to shape our journey in life. This new series, “The Book of Ruth,” will go into these seemingly ordinary chapters to reveal their unexpected beauty. The life of Ruth demonstrates the power of everyday acts of faith, kindness, and devotion to produce miraculous results. We will look at how God weaves our ordinary lives into His grand design, revealing His purpose throughout daily existence’s small, yet impactful moments.
Scripture: Ruth 2:11-15
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As much as we like to focus on the big moments, it’s the little things that add up to shape our journey in life. This new series, “The Book of Ruth,” will go into these seemingly ordinary chapters to reveal their unexpected beauty. The life of Ruth demonstrates the power of everyday acts of faith, kindness, and devotion to produce miraculous results. We will look at how God weaves our ordinary lives into His grand design, revealing His purpose throughout daily existence’s small, yet impactful moments.
Scripture: Ruth 2:1-7
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As much as we like to focus on the big moments, it’s the little things that add up to shape our journey in life. This new series, “The Book of Ruth,” will go into these seemingly ordinary chapters to reveal their unexpected beauty. The life of Ruth demonstrates the power of everyday acts of faith, kindness, and devotion to produce miraculous results. We will look at how God weaves our ordinary lives into His grand design, revealing His purpose throughout daily existence’s small, yet impactful moments.
Scripture: Ruth 1:1-5
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As much as we like to focus on the big moments, it’s the little things that add up to shape our journey in life. This new series, “The Book of Ruth,” will go into these seemingly ordinary chapters to reveal their unexpected beauty. The life of Ruth demonstrates the power of everyday acts of faith, kindness, and devotion to produce miraculous results. We will look at how God weaves our ordinary lives into His grand design, revealing His purpose throughout daily existence’s small, yet impactful moments.
Scripture: Psalm 9:9-10 (NIV)
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Amid our deepest anxieties, when the weight of the world feels unbearable, we often find ourselves questioning, “Who is God in all of this?” What we discover is the comforting truth that God is not distant or indifferent to our struggles but is compassionate and is an ever-present help in times of trouble. In the message, “Who is God When I Am Anxious,” we will explore the nature and character of God during our most vulnerable moments as we will learn to trust in His unfailing love and find solace in His eternal embrace.
Our attitudes shape our lives, influencing how we respond to challenges, interact with others, and walk in our faith. In this sermon, we’ll explore the power of our attitudes and how they impact every aspect of our lives. Drawing from Philippians 4:8, we’ll discover how focusing on Jesus and aligning our thoughts with His truth can transform our attitudes. Join us as we learn practical ways to cultivate a Christ-like mindset, allowing us to navigate life’s ups and downs with grace, peace, and a heart that reflects the love of God.
Scripture: Psalm 30:1-5 (NLT)
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In a world marked by pain, brokenness, and uncertainty, the pursuit of joy can seem elusive. Yet, as Christ followers, joy is for us. Jesus Himself declared, “I want your joy to be complete.” But how do we live a life completely filled with joy? Is it even possible?Join us for “The Joy Challenge,” a transformative sermon series where we embark on a 30-day journey to intentionally choose joy. Together, we’ll explore what joy truly means, dispelling misconceptions and discovering its divine essence. Joy isn’t merely an emotion tied to our circumstances; it transcends personality and situational challenges. Through biblical insights, practical wisdom, and shared experiences, we’ll learn to embrace joy as a gift from God—one that can change the trajectory of our lives.Get ready to shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find joy even in the midst of difficulties. It’s time to unlock the joy that awaits us beyond our personalities and circumstances. Are you up for the challenge? Let’s choose joy together!
Scripture: Psalm 30:6-12
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In a world marked by pain, brokenness, and uncertainty, the pursuit of joy can seem elusive. Yet, as Christ followers, joy is for us. Jesus Himself declared, “I want your joy to be complete.” But how do we live a life completely filled with joy? Is it even possible?Join us for “The Joy Challenge,” a transformative sermon series where we embark on a 30-day journey to intentionally choose joy. Together, we’ll explore what joy truly means, dispelling misconceptions and discovering its divine essence. Joy isn’t merely an emotion tied to our circumstances; it transcends personality and situational challenges. Through biblical insights, practical wisdom, and shared experiences, we’ll learn to embrace joy as a gift from God—one that can change the trajectory of our lives.Get ready to shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find joy even in the midst of difficulties. It’s time to unlock the joy that awaits us beyond our personalities and circumstances. Are you up for the challenge? Let’s choose joy together!
Scripture: Proverbs 17:22
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In a world marked by pain, brokenness, and uncertainty, the pursuit of joy can seem elusive. Yet, as Christ followers, joy is for us. Jesus Himself declared, “I want your joy to be complete.” But how do we live a life completely filled with joy? Is it even possible?Join us for “The Joy Challenge,” a transformative sermon series where we embark on a 30-day journey to intentionally choose joy. Together, we’ll explore what joy truly means, dispelling misconceptions and discovering its divine essence. Joy isn’t merely an emotion tied to our circumstances; it transcends personality and situational challenges. Through biblical insights, practical wisdom, and shared experiences, we’ll learn to embrace joy as a gift from God—one that can change the trajectory of our lives.Get ready to shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find joy even in the midst of difficulties. It’s time to unlock the joy that awaits us beyond our personalities and circumstances. Are you up for the challenge? Let’s choose joy together!
Scripture: James 1:2-4 (NIV)
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In a world marked by pain, brokenness, and uncertainty, the pursuit of joy can seem elusive. Yet, as Christ followers, joy is for us. Jesus Himself declared, “I want your joy to be complete.” But how do we live a life completely filled with joy? Is it even possible?Join us for “The Joy Challenge,” a transformative sermon series where we embark on a 30-day journey to intentionally choose joy. Together, we’ll explore what joy truly means, dispelling misconceptions and discovering its divine essence. Joy isn’t merely an emotion tied to our circumstances; it transcends personality and situational challenges. Through biblical insights, practical wisdom, and shared experiences, we’ll learn to embrace joy as a gift from God—one that can change the trajectory of our lives.Get ready to shift your perspective, cultivate gratitude, and find joy even in the midst of difficulties. It’s time to unlock the joy that awaits us beyond our personalities and circumstances. Are you up for the challenge? Let’s choose joy together!
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11
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The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).
Scripture: Matthew 7:1-2
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The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).
The Bible includes a lot of good advice for living. People quote their favorite Bible verses to encourage each other, but sometimes those verses are taken out of context. What happens when that message gets messed up and twisted? Over the next three weeks, we will cover three of the most misconstrued verses in the Bible as we get to know the background of the verses, what they really mean, and how to find the depth of God’s message through them. Verse in this series include, “For I know the plans I have for you…” (Jeremiah 29:11); “Ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14); and “Do not judge, or you too will be judged…”(Matt 7:1-2).
Scripture: Romans 8:31-32, 35, 37 (NIV)
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?
Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16 (NIV)
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?
Scripture: Ephesians 2:10 (NLT)
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When you truly understand who you are, you’ll discover what you’re meant to do. But when you gaze into the mirror, what reflection do you see? Are you a masterpiece or a mess? A struggler or a survivor? Join us as we discover what God’s reveals about your true identity in the message series, “I Think I Am…?
Scripture: 2 Timothy 3:16-17
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It’s easy to only skim the surface of the Bible in this fast-paced world where screens are full of knowledge and things to do abound. Reading the Bible, on the other hand, is like looking at a menu without really enjoying the meal. Literally changing our lives happens when we read, understand, and apply God’s Word. Literally reading the Bible is one thing, but really getting it is something else & it’s truly life-changing when you can do both. God speaks to us through His Word and studying the Bible. In this two-week message series, Into the Word…Into Me, using the Book of Philemon we learn of our need and exactly how to study so that we can get into the Word and the Word can get into us.
Scripture: Hebrews 4:12 (AMP)
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It’s easy to only skim the surface of the Bible in this fast-paced world where screens are full of knowledge and things to do abound. Reading the Bible, on the other hand, is like looking at a menu without really enjoying the meal. Literally changing our lives happens when we read, understand, and apply God’s Word. Literally reading the Bible is one thing, but really getting it is something else & it’s truly life-changing when you can do both. God speaks to us through His Word and studying the Bible. In this two-week message series, Into the Word…Into Me, using the Book of Philemon we learn of our need and exactly how to study so that we can get into the Word and the Word can get into us.
Scripture: Genesis 37:2-7
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Have you ever thought about whether the journey of becoming the person you want to be starts long before you consciously decide to do something? The decisions we make, even the ones that don’t seem important, affect the course of our lives. On the other hand, what do we do when we’re tired, stressed, or lacking energy? How do those important choices show up at those times? This message series, “Ahead of the Curve,” looks at the practice of looking forward. Let’s learn to think ahead, anticipating the crossroads and challenges that lie ahead. By aligning our choices with God’s purposes, we can navigate life’s twists and turns with wisdom and intentionality. Connect in this message series as we explore how to stay ahead of the curve and always follow God’s road no matter the circumstances.
Scripture: Genesis 22:1-12
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Have you ever thought about whether the journey of becoming the person you want to be starts long before you consciously decide to do something? The decisions we make, even the ones that don’t seem important, affect the course of our lives. On the other hand, what do we do when we’re tired, stressed, or lacking energy? How do those important choices show up at those times? This message series, “Ahead of the Curve,” looks at the practice of looking forward. Let’s learn to think ahead, anticipating the crossroads and challenges that lie ahead. By aligning our choices with God’s purposes, we can navigate life’s twists and turns with wisdom and intentionality. Connect in this message series as we explore how to stay ahead of the curve and always follow God’s road no matter the circumstances.
Scripture: Psalm 27:4
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Have you ever thought about whether the journey of becoming the person you want to be starts long before you consciously decide to do something? The decisions we make, even the ones that don’t seem important, affect the course of our lives. On the other hand, what do we do when we’re tired, stressed, or lacking energy? How do those important choices show up at those times? This message series, “Ahead of the Curve,” looks at the practice of looking forward. Let’s learn to think ahead, anticipating the crossroads and challenges that lie ahead. By aligning our choices with God’s purposes, we can navigate life’s twists and turns with wisdom and intentionality. Connect in this message series as we explore how to stay ahead of the curve and always follow God’s road no matter the circumstances.
Scripture: John 3:3-5 (NLT)
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Have you ever thought about whether the journey of becoming the person you want to be starts long before you consciously decide to do something? The decisions we make, even the ones that don’t seem important, affect the course of our lives. On the other hand, what do we do when we’re tired, stressed, or lacking energy? How do those important choices show up at those times? This message series, “Ahead of the Curve,” looks at the practice of looking forward. Let’s learn to think ahead, anticipating the crossroads and challenges that lie ahead. By aligning our choices with God’s purposes, we can navigate life’s twists and turns with wisdom and intentionality. Connect in this message series as we explore how to stay ahead of the curve and always follow God’s road no matter the circumstances.
Scripture: 1 Samuel 1:2,6-11; 18-19 (NLT)
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Have you ever thought about whether the journey of becoming the person you want to be starts long before you consciously decide to do something? The decisions we make, even the ones that don’t seem important, affect the course of our lives. On the other hand, what do we do when we’re tired, stressed, or lacking energy? How do those important choices show up at those times? This message series, “Ahead of the Curve,” looks at the practice of looking forward. Let’s learn to think ahead, anticipating the crossroads and challenges that lie ahead. By aligning our choices with God’s purposes, we can navigate life’s twists and turns with wisdom and intentionality. Connect in this message series as we explore how to stay ahead of the curve and always follow God’s road no matter the circumstances.
Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16 (MSG)
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Well, it’s right up the road: this weekend is WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia. As a sort of fun “tie-in,” join HCC for this one-week message—Believe-A-Mania: Tag Team Champs—Salt & Light There may not be a direct link between this sermon and our own wants or preferences, and you may not feel a connection right away, but I am sure that if Jesus were here, He would choose this exact topic. After Jesus rose from the dead, I thought about how eager those who followed him were to share their faith—it became a lifestyle. The heart of the Christian faith beats with the desire for evangelism [an urgent call to reach those far from God]. Jesus says in Luke 19 that He came into the world “to seek and save the lost.” So, ring the bell, walk the aisle, lean in, listen up, and grapple with God’s plan for our lives to become one with our hearts in this special Believe-A-Mania.
Scripture: Luke 23:50-54 (NIV)
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Picture it: the dusty streets of Jerusalem, the scent of fig leaves, & the buzz of anticipation as Jesus, rides a borrowed donkey hailed as both king & rebel. The Last Supper unfolds—feet washed, bread broken, wine shared. Sorrow drips from His brow in Gethsemane as He grapples to drink from the cup of suffering he must endure. A friend’s betrayal casts its shadow, the Sanhedrin convenes, the scourging embarks, & the cross looms large, its splintered wood against a bruised sky.
In A Couple of Days, One Week, we explore Jesus’ Passion Week & how it altered the course of humanity forever. This week contains raw emotions, heavenly purpose, & cosmic significance. It’s not just a history lesson, but an invitation as are not spectators, we are participants. Journeying through a couple of these days, we wrestle with doubt, embrace grace, face our own betrayals, & experience the weight of nails & Jesus’ words, “It is finished.” Yet, Sunday morning brings the victory of an empty tomb, a seismic shift that reverberates across time.
This Easter season, join us as this ancient story still pulses with life & freedom, all from A Couple of Days, One Week.
Our Good Friday service is a reflective service that commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. As Christians, we must remember the sacrifice that Jesus made for us and reflect on its significance for our own lives, with the hope of his resurrection bringing renewed faith.
Scripture: Matthew 26:17-19 (NIV)
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Picture it: the dusty streets of Jerusalem, the scent of fig leaves, & the buzz of anticipation as Jesus, rides a borrowed donkey hailed as both king & rebel. The Last Supper unfolds—feet washed, bread broken, wine shared. Sorrow drips from His brow in Gethsemane as He grapples to drink from the cup of suffering he must endure. A friend’s betrayal casts its shadow, the Sanhedrin convenes, the scourging embarks, & the cross looms large, its splintered wood against a bruised sky.
In A Couple of Days, One Week, we explore Jesus’ Passion Week & how it altered the course of humanity forever. This week contains raw emotions, heavenly purpose, & cosmic significance. It’s not just a history lesson, but an invitation as are not spectators, we are participants. Journeying through a couple of these days, we wrestle with doubt, embrace grace, face our own betrayals, & experience the weight of nails & Jesus’ words, “It is finished.” Yet, Sunday morning brings the victory of an empty tomb, a seismic shift that reverberates across time.
This Easter season, join us as this ancient story still pulses with life & freedom, all from A Couple of Days, One Week.
Join us this week as the Youth of Haven Community Church share their talents through music, worship, and dance, as well as share their recent experience at the Break Away Youth Conference and their personal testimonies.
Scripture: Luke 19:29-35
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Picture it: the dusty streets of Jerusalem, the scent of fig leaves, & the buzz of anticipation as Jesus, rides a borrowed donkey hailed as both king & rebel. The Last Supper unfolds—feet washed, bread broken, wine shared. Sorrow drips from His brow in Gethsemane as He grapples to drink from the cup of suffering he must endure. A friend’s betrayal casts its shadow, the Sanhedrin convenes, the scourging embarks, & the cross looms large, its splintered wood against a bruised sky.
In A Couple of Days, One Week, we explore Jesus’ Passion Week & how it altered the course of humanity forever. This week contains raw emotions, heavenly purpose, & cosmic significance. It’s not just a history lesson, but an invitation as are not spectators, we are participants. Journeying through a couple of these days, we wrestle with doubt, embrace grace, face our own betrayals, & experience the weight of nails & Jesus’ words, “It is finished.” Yet, Sunday morning brings the victory of an empty tomb, a seismic shift that reverberates across time.
This Easter season, join us as this ancient story still pulses with life & freedom, all from A Couple of Days, One Week.
Scripture: Luke 19:29-35
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Picture it: the dusty streets of Jerusalem, the scent of fig leaves, & the buzz of anticipation as Jesus, rides a borrowed donkey hailed as both king & rebel. The Last Supper unfolds—feet washed, bread broken, wine shared. Sorrow drips from His brow in Gethsemane as He grapples to drink from the cup of suffering he must endure. A friend’s betrayal casts its shadow, the Sanhedrin convenes, the scourging embarks, & the cross looms large, its splintered wood against a bruised sky.
In A Couple of Days, One Week, we explore Jesus’ Passion Week & how it altered the course of humanity forever. This week contains raw emotions, heavenly purpose, & cosmic significance. It’s not just a history lesson, but an invitation as are not spectators, we are participants. Journeying through a couple of these days, we wrestle with doubt, embrace grace, face our own betrayals, & experience the weight of nails & Jesus’ words, “It is finished.” Yet, Sunday morning brings the victory of an empty tomb, a seismic shift that reverberates across time.
This Easter season, join us as this ancient story still pulses with life & freedom, all from A Couple of Days, One Week.
Scripture: Romans 8:28
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Romans 8:28
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Proverbs 4:23 (GNT)
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Matthew 6:25
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Proverbs 12:25 (NKJV)
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Philippians 4:4-6
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:23
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Life is so hectic & so nerve-racking at times. Many times the storms of life that are the most tumultuous are the storms with in us. Scripture has a lot of well-known people whose names we know who went through the same kinds of difficulties & trials we do today. As we delve into the lives of these biblical individuals, we see that their strength didn’t come from within, but from their unwavering dependence on God. Join us for this enlightening series that combines old wisdom with today’s challenges to show how faith, resilience, and divine connection can lead to Finding Peace of Mind.
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11
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As we welcome the New Year of 2024, we may be tempted to make some resolutions to improve ourselves & our lives. But how many of us can honestly say that we have kept our resolutions in the past? How many of us gave up before they started? How many of us may still be haunted by the events of 2023, whether they were joyful or painful? The truth is the past is gone and we cannot change it. We can only learn from it and move forward. Instead of brief resolutions, let’s make lasting spiritual New Year’s Transformations. Let us transform our hearts, thoughts, & souls as Christ’s love changes our relationships, communities, & larger world. Through New Year’s Transformations let’s truly transform our lives by the hope of the Spirit.
Scripture: Ephesians 4:1 (NLT)
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How do you see your life? This question has been pondered since childhood. This may seem like a career or family. But what about meaningful living? Many wish to live a meaningful life, but how? How do you know what God is calling you to do with your life? Where to begin? How to keep focused? So how can you get back on track if you’ve lost your way? In this week’s message, You’ve Been Called, we are going to be embracing the concept of the word, “calling.” Calling is an important word that impacts us deeply at our core. We must be reminded that calling is more about “who” rather than “what.” To discover God’s calling on our lives, we must focus less on what we’re doing and more on what we’re becoming–fully devoted followers of Christ.
Christmas Eve Family Service celebrating Jesus’s birth, filled with song, scripture, and a fun message for our children, ending with candle lighting and a surprise visitor.
Scripture:Luke 2:8-11; 16-18
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Christmas is an opportunity to reflect on moments in our lives. Have you ever been at a crossroads with a decision that seems heavier than expected? Those moments, like divine whispers, can influence our futures. How do you know what to do? In this season of celebration and reflection, together we seek how to turn unexpected moments into Sacred Moments.
Scripture:Luke 2:8-11; 16-18
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Christmas is an opportunity to reflect on moments in our lives. Have you ever been at a crossroads with a decision that seems heavier than expected? Those moments, like divine whispers, can influence our futures. How do you know what to do? In this season of celebration and reflection, together we seek how to turn unexpected moments into Sacred Moments.
Scripture: Luke 1:26-31; 34-38 (NLT)
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Christmas is an opportunity to reflect on moments in our lives. Have you ever been at a crossroads with a decision that seems heavier than expected? Those moments, like divine whispers, can influence our futures. How do you know what to do? In this season of celebration and reflection, together we seek how to turn unexpected moments into Sacred Moments.
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-24 (NLT)
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Christmas is an opportunity to reflect on moments in our lives. Have you ever been at a crossroads with a decision that seems heavier than expected? Those moments, like divine whispers, can influence our futures. How do you know what to do? In this season of celebration and reflection, together we seek how to turn unexpected moments into Sacred Moments.
Scripture: Galatians 6:7-9 (NLT)
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You’ve heard it said, “A leopard can’t change its spots,” meaning that change cannot happen or is at least extremely difficult. I think we can all share in the struggle of acknowledging the need for change & the frustration that comes when, despite our best attempts—change appears to be elusive. In this series, we will discover that it is very possible to find the power to change so you can live a fulfilling life. All you have to do is a few thing & start Changing Spots.
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27
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You’ve heard it said, “A leopard can’t change its spots,” meaning that change cannot happen or is at least extremely difficult. I think we can all share in the struggle of acknowledging the need for change & the frustration that comes when, despite our best attempts—change appears to be elusive. In this series, we will discover that it is very possible to find the power to change so you can live a fulfilling life. All you have to do is a few thing & start Changing Spots.
Scripture: Daniel 6:10
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You’ve heard it said, “A leopard can’t change its spots,” meaning that change cannot happen or is at least extremely difficult. I think we can all share in the struggle of acknowledging the need for change & the frustration that comes when, despite our best attempts—change appears to be elusive. In this series, we will discover that it is very possible to find the power to change so you can live a fulfilling life. All you have to do is a few thing & start Changing Spots.
Scripture: Proverbs 23:7a (NKJV)
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You’ve heard it said, “A leopard can’t change its spots,” meaning that change cannot happen or is at least extremely difficult. I think we can all share in the struggle of acknowledging the need for change & the frustration that comes when, despite our best attempts—change appears to be elusive. In this series, we will discover that it is very possible to find the power to change so you can live a fulfilling life. All you have to do is a few thing & start Changing Spots.
Scripture: Romans 7:15
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You’ve heard it said, “A leopard can’t change its spots,” meaning that change cannot happen or is at least extremely difficult. I think we can all share in the struggle of acknowledging the need for change & the frustration that comes when, despite our best attempts—change appears to be elusive. In this series, we will discover that it is very possible to find the power to change so you can live a fulfilling life. All you have to do is a few thing & start Changing Spots.
SCRIPTURE: Luke 14:15-24 (NIV)BULLETIN: Click Here
Feasts and celebrating an important event are Biblical, and as the church it is good that we enjoy a covered dish or a meal after a church event. Just as we gathered a few weeks ago after a baptismal service to celebrate with new and present members. God’s people have been celebrating for years with feasts.
In Genesis 18 Abraham had a meal for the three Men that promised him a son. Then there is the feast of Passover and the Feast of Booths to remember the journey of Israel through the wilderness. There is the story of Martha and Mary and Jesus going to the Zaccheus’ house and another time to the home of Matthew. And Jesus’ last Passover meal with His disciples.
Today we will highlight three different feasts and the responses to them.
SCRIPTURE: 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NLT)BULLETIN: Click Here
In this week’s message, we look at a topic that resonates with each & every one of us: Labels. Labels are the words & judgments that others have placed upon us throughout our lives, often making us feel insignificant, useless, or even worse. Negative labels that continue to define you & influence the way you see yourself can keep our future caged up in our past? There is hope as we find hope & inspiration in “that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun.” So, instead of being dragged down & paralyzed by the weight of the labels of our past, let us embrace the what freedom can find in Christ, who He says we are & how in Jesus we can overcome the labels that have held us back.
SCRIPTURE: Acts 19:2 (NLT)BULLETIN: Click Here
Occasionally throughout the years, we have sent a questionnaire around (often at Easter) with several topics you would most like to hear a message on. Often these are very consistent with topics many would love to have clarity on and we gear a series off of those answers. This 5-week series covers a variety of those very topics from our last questionnaire and other main topics that you and others wanted to hear most. So, we took five of the top topics you wanted to know about and put them in this 5-week series called, “You Really Wanted to Know.” Don’t miss out or you will still be wondering.
SCRIPTURE: Ephesians 6:10-17BULLETIN: Click Here
Occasionally throughout the years, we have sent a questionnaire around (often at Easter) with several topics you would most like to hear a message on. Often these are very consistent with topics many would love to have clarity on and we gear a series off of those answers. This 5-week series covers a variety of those very topics from our last questionnaire and other main topics that you and others wanted to hear most. So, we took five of the top topics you wanted to know about and put them in this 5-week series called, “You Really Wanted to Know.” Don’t miss out or you will still be wondering.
SCRIPTURE: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 (NLT)BULLETIN: Click Here
Occasionally throughout the years, we have sent a questionnaire around (often at Easter) with several topics you would most like to hear a message on. Often these are very consistent with topics many would love to have clarity on and we gear a series off of those answers. This 5-week series covers a variety of those very topics from our last questionnaire and other main topics that you and others wanted to hear most. So, we took five of the top topics you wanted to know about and put them in this 5-week series called, “You Really Wanted to Know.” Don’t miss out or you will still be wondering.
SCRIPTURE: John 10:3-5BULLETIN: Click Here
Occasionally throughout the years, we have sent a questionnaire around (often at Easter) with several topics you would most like to hear a message on. Often these are very consistent with topics many would love to have clarity on and we gear a series off of those answers. This 5-week series covers a variety of those very topics from our last questionnaire and other main topics that you and others wanted to hear most. So, we took five of the top topics you wanted to know about and put them in this 5-week series called, “You Really Wanted to Know.” Don’t miss out or you will still be wondering.
This 5-week series covers a variety of those very topics from our last questionnaire and other main topics that you and others wanted to hear most. So, we took five of the top topics you wanted to know about and put them in this 5-week series called, “You Really Wanted to Know.” Don’t miss out or you will still be wondering.
One of the greatest lines ever in movie history comes from Arnold Schwarzenegger in The Terminator, “I’ll be back!” When it comes to the Second Coming of Jesus, so many of us focus on the wrath of the Lord like He is coming back bringing wrath and destruction. We can get so focused on 666, and marks of beasts, and tribulations, and famines, and blood, terror, weeping and gnashing of teeth that scripture speaks of; yet, we miss out on the biggest part of it all: the overwhelming love of God. In this 4-week series, “I’ll be back!” we are going to focus on the love of God for His people and how He tells us to “not let your hearts be troubled.” As a Christian/Christ-follower we can do just that, because you’re on the winning side. Join us in this series as we can get excited that Jesus promises, “I’ll be back!”
In this 4-week series, “I’ll be back!” we are going to focus on the love of God for His people and how He tells us to “not let your hearts be troubled.” As a Christian/Christ-follower we can do just that, because you’re on the winning side. Join us in this series as we can get excited that Jesus promises, “I’ll be back!”
n this 4-week series, “I’ll be back!” we are going to focus on the love of God for His people and how He tells us to “not let your hearts be troubled.” As a Christian/Christ-follower we can do just that, because you’re on the winning side. Join us in this series as we can get excited that Jesus promises, “I’ll be back!”
In this 4-week series, “I’ll be back!” we are going to focus on the love of God for His people and how He tells us to “not let your hearts be troubled.” As a Christian/Christ-follower we can do just that, because you’re on the winning side. Join us in this series as we can get excited that Jesus promises, “I’ll be back!”
God wants us to sit close to Him. Hes saved us seats & he’s waiting on us & we have to be careful we are not sitting in the wrong seat. So what are you waiting for?
This week, our Guest Speaker, Laura Young, invites us to reflect on the excuses we make when God calls on us and how we can strengthen our faith and remember that He has called us for a reason.
Join us as we explore the transformative potential of changing our outlook on life as we uncover the keys to embracing positivity amidst adversity, by rewriting our headlines. Through faith, hope, and a shift in perception, we can find strength in the midst of chaos and sow seeds of positivity in a world desperately in need of it.
In this series, based on the book and concepts from Kerry and Chris Shook, One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life, we will approach living the fullness of life Jesus promised as we start living as if we have only had 30 days left. If we embrace this fully, it radically changes the way they think and act and will make a major difference in our own lives.
In this series, based on the book and concepts from Kerry and Chris Shook, One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life, we will approach living the fullness of life Jesus promised as we start living as if we have only had 30 days left. If we embrace this fully, it radically changes the way they think and act and will make a major difference in our own lives.
In this series, based on the book and concepts from Kerry and Chris Shook, One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life, we will approach living the fullness of life Jesus promised as we start living as if we have only had 30 days left. If we embrace this fully, it radically changes the way they think and act and will make a major difference in our own lives.
In this series, based on the book and concepts from Kerry and Chris Shook, One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life, we will approach living the fullness of life Jesus promised as we start living as if we have only had 30 days left. If we embrace this fully, it radically changes the way they think and act and will make a major difference in our own lives.
In this series, based on the book and concepts from Kerry and Chris Shook, One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life, we will approach living the fullness of life Jesus promised as we start living as if we have only had 30 days left. If we embrace this fully, it radically changes the way they think and act and will make a major difference in our own lives.
In this brief 2-week message series called “My Church…” we will look at 2 areas of what Jesus expects of His church.
Church. Why do we have church? So many different styles, so many choices, so many preferences, so many differences. We talk about contemporary, traditional, evangelical, and tons of other descriptions. We often will look for something or someplace we can call, “my church.” Yet, in Matthew 16, Jesus told his disciples, “I will build my church.” I like that he didn’t say, “I will build the church.” When it comes to His church, Jesus takes it very personally. Christianity is not about Christians, it’s about the gathering of Christians. Christianity is a group of people, it is the church…the Body of Christ. Jesus says, “And I will build my church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against that church.” He loves his church. He takes it very, very personally. In this brief 2-week message series called “My Church…” we will look at 2 areas of what Jesus expects of His church.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, and learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for a deeper relationship with God.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, and learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for a deeper relationship with God.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, and learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for a deeper relationship with God.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, and learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for a deeper relationship with God.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, and learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for a deeper relationship with God.
For many believers, we have been taught to believe in the Bible and its teachings without questioning; however, there are times in life when doubts creep in and we find ourselves struggling with questions that we may have been too afraid to ask. In this series, I Doubt It, we will intentionally make room for those questions and doubts, exploring the idea of doubt in our faith; and why it is not only okay to question, but also important for our spiritual growth. We will look at biblical stories where doubt played a significant role, such as Thomas’ doubt in the resurrection of Jesus. We will examine the reasons why we doubt, learn how to approach our doubts with grace and understanding all while exploring ways to move forward in faith, even when we still have questions, using our doubts as a catalyst for deeper relationship with God.
Scripture: Luke 18:1-8
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There exists a virtue that seems to be in short supply in our fast-paced world – patience. We live in an age where we want things done quickly and efficiently. We get impatient waiting in line, stuck in traffic, or for our prayers to be answered. However, patience is a crucial characteristic that is essential to our Christian walk. This week, our amazing Haven Youth will help remind us that God is just, and He will answer our prayers in His perfect time, which may not always align with our timeline.
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We can all relate to wandering and feeling lost in life, whether it’s due to our own choices or circumstances beyond our control. In the Lost & Pursued sermon series, we will take a four-week journey through the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, & lost son in Luke 15. We will explore a different parable that Jesus tells & how it teaches us about the relentless pursuit of God’s love & grace. Through these weeks, we will see the heart of God & be reminded that He never gives up on us & is always seeking to bring us back to Him. This series, culminating on Easter Sunday, will be a powerful reminder that no matter how lost we may be or feel, we are never beyond the reach of God’s love & mercy.
We can all relate to wandering and feeling lost in life, whether it’s due to our own choices or circumstances beyond our control. In the Lost & Pursued sermon series, we will take a four-week journey through the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, & lost son in Luke 15. We will explore a different parable that Jesus tells & how it teaches us about the relentless pursuit of God’s love & grace. Through these weeks, we will see the heart of God & be reminded that He never gives up on us & is always seeking to bring us back to Him. This series, culminating on Easter Sunday, will be a powerful reminder that no matter how lost we may be or feel, we are never beyond the reach of God’s love & mercy.
Scripture: Luke 15:8-10
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We can all relate to wandering and feeling lost in life, whether it’s due to our own choices or circumstances beyond our control. In the Lost & Pursued sermon series, we will take a four-week journey through the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, & lost son in Luke 15. We will explore a different parable that Jesus tells & how it teaches us about the relentless pursuit of God’s love & grace. Through these weeks, we will see the heart of God & be reminded that He never gives up on us & is always seeking to bring us back to Him. This series, culminating on Easter Sunday, will be a powerful reminder that no matter how lost we may be or feel, we are never beyond the reach of God’s love & mercy.
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Scripture: Luke 15:1-7
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We can all relate to wandering and feeling lost in life, whether it’s due to our own choices or circumstances beyond our control. In the Lost & Pursued sermon series, we will take a four-week journey through the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, & lost son in Luke 15. We will explore a different parable that Jesus tells & how it teaches us about the relentless pursuit of God’s love & grace. Through these weeks, we will see the heart of God & be reminded that He never gives up on us & is always seeking to bring us back to Him. This series, culminating on Easter Sunday, will be a powerful reminder that no matter how lost we may be or feel, we are never beyond the reach of God’s love & mercy.
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Scripture: Acts 16:22, 25, 28 (NASB)
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Have you noticed that anxiety is a common experience in our world today? We worry about our health, our finances, our relationships, and our future. But as followers of Christ, we don’t have to lay awake all night or be overwhelmed by uncertainty. In this series, Anxious About Nothing, we will explore several key elements by relying on & experiencing the peace of God in the midst of a time filled with anxiety.
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Scripture: Acts 16:22-31
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Have you noticed that anxiety is a common experience in our world today? We worry about our health, our finances, our relationships, and our future. But as followers of Christ, we don’t have to lay awake all night or be overwhelmed by uncertainty. In this series, Anxious About Nothing, we will explore several key elements by relying on & experiencing the peace of God in the midst of a time filled with anxiety.
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Scripture: 1 Peter 5:6-8 ; Mark 4:35-41
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Have you noticed that anxiety is a common experience in our world today? We worry about our health, our finances, our relationships, and our future. But as followers of Christ, we don’t have to lay awake all night or be overwhelmed by uncertainty. In this series, Anxious About Nothing, we will explore several key elements by relying on & experiencing the peace of God in the midst of a time filled with anxiety.
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Scripture:Phillippians 4:4-7 ; 1 Kings 19:3-4 (NIV)
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Have you noticed that anxiety is a common experience in our world today? We worry about our health, our finances, our relationships, and our future. But as followers of Christ, we don’t have to lay awake all night or be overwhelmed by uncertainty. In this series, Anxious About Nothing, we will explore several key elements by relying on & experiencing the peace of God in the midst of a time filled with anxiety.
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Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:5-7 NLT
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Another year down, another one facing you. You may not like the person you are and you may be concerned about the person you may become. But what if becoming the person you want to be starts well before the moment you make a decision? Before you eat that, or before you yell at them, before you make that move, take that job, or react that way. The decision to say I Have Pre-Decided... can help you live the life you really want if we look ahead and live by God’s ways.
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Scripture: Matthew 25:14:30 (NIV)
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Another year down, another one facing you. You may not like the person you are and you may be concerned about the person you may become. But what if becoming the person you want to be starts well before the moment you make a decision? Before you eat that, or before you yell at them, before you make that move, take that job, or react that way. The decision to say I Have Pre-Decided... can help you live the life you really want if we look ahead and live by God’s ways.
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Scripture: Psalm 36:5-6
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In 2017, the Lord nudged Haven Church through a church-wide study based on the book, Radical, by David Platt. In the study, it forced many of us to ask ourselves if we really lived out our faith in a safe way or live out Jesus radical call to faith. From there a group from the church took a mission trip to Haiti in August 2017 that forever impacted the ministry of Haven Church and those in Haiti we are now part of the Haven Community Church family. From that point, God connected two communities in very different places and situations, and changed hearts, minds, communities of Haven Community Church and Haven Community Church Haiti. Join this week as we share God’s hand in the beginning up until now and how Haiti faces some of the most difficult, tumultuous times, right now.
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Scripture: Deuteronomy 4:9 (NIV)
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This week we take time out to Thank God for 15 years in Ministry and existence as Haven Community Church. God has done exceedingly more than we ever thought or asked. Through portable church, pandemics, births, deaths, weddings, mission trips, weekly worship and all other things life brought our way, Haven Community Church has been a means for God to do many amazing things. This week we will look back as we look forward to what God has done, is doing, and will do through the people and overall call of Haven Community Church.
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Scripture: Acts 2:42-43
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Another year down, another one facing you. You may not like the person you are and you may be concerned about the person you may become. But what if becoming the person you want to be starts well before the moment you make a decision? Before you eat that, or before you yell at them, before you make that move, take that job, or react that way. The decisions to say I Have Pre-Decided... can help you live the life you really want if we look ahead and live by God’s ways.
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Scripture: Daniel 6:1-23
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Another year down, another one facing you. You may not like the person you are and you may be concerned about the person you may become. But what if becoming the person you want to be starts well before the moment you make a decision? Before you eat that, or before you yell at them, before you make that move, take that job, or react that way. The decisions to say I Have Pre-Decided... can help you live the life you really want if we look ahead and live by God’s ways.
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Scripture: Isaiah 43:18-19a
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Another year down, another one facing you. You may not like the person you are and you may be concerned about the person you may become. But what if becoming the person you want to be starts well before the moment you make a decision? Before you eat that, or before you yell at them, before you make that move, take that job, or react that way. The decisions to say I Have Pre-Decided... can help you live the life you really want if we look ahead and live by God’s ways.
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Christmas Eve Family Service celebrating Jesus’s birth, filled with song, scripture, and a fun message for our children, ending with candle lighting and a surprise visitor.
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-25
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Names are so important. We spend so much time time picking the “perfect” name for children, pets, cars, etc. What’s in a name? Just about everything. When we learn someone’s name or even have nicknames it conveys that we learn who they really are, not just who we imagine them to be. The Christian life is not just about knowing about God but knowing Him – who He really is.
In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 7 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
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Scripture: Exodus 17:8-16
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Names are so important. We spend so much time time picking the “perfect” name for children, pets, cars, etc. What’s in a name? Just about everything. When we learn someone’s name or even have nicknames it conveys that we learn who they really are, not just who we imagine them to be. The Christian life is not just about knowing about God but knowing Him – who He really is.
In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 7 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
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Scripture: Psalms 23
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Names are so important. We spend so much time time picking the “perfect” name for children, pets, cars, etc. What’s in a name? Just about everything. When we learn someone’s name or even have nicknames it conveys that we learn who they really are, not just who we imagine them to be. The Christian life is not just about knowing about God but knowing Him – who He really is. In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 5 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
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In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 5 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 5 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 5 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
In our series, Hello, My Name is God, we are going to take 5 weeks looking at just a few of the names of God, in order to know Him as He truly is through knowing His names.
What do I need to Know? And how do I learn? Where do I need to Grow? Then What is the best course of action for me to take so I can grow in the right areas? Who, how and where do I serve? And then what do I share and who do I share with? These are a few of the questions I ask myself and I imagine you can come up with a few more of your own.
In times of uncertainty, it’s easy for fear to spread; yet, it is all the more important than ever to trust who God is. When we see, understand and truly know Him, NOT about Him, we can embrace God’s promises that we can live a “No Fear” life .
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
We focus on it being a genre of a playlist, a type of song, a style of worship (contemporary and traditional). Jesus said that a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth. If that is what God desires, what does it mean to be a true worshiper?
We focus on it being a genre of a playlist, a type of song, a style of worship (contemporary and traditional). Jesus said that a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth. If that is what God desires, what does it mean to be a true worshiper?
We focus on it being a genre of a playlist, a type of song, a style of worship (contemporary and traditional). Jesus said that a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth. If that is what God desires, what does it mean to be a true worshiper?
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
In this series we will look at one of His most famous teachings in all of history and Jesus’ longest recorded sermon: the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount. Over the next several week we will focus on the Beatitudes talk about what it’s like to live “Right-side Up in an Upside Down World.”
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Living on the Prayer, we will journey through the Lord’s Prayer along with church-wide small groups (the Prayer Course) we will learn to grow and deepen in our prayer lives.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
In the message series, Creed: Knowing Fully What We Believe In, over the next 10 weeks, we will talking about each line of the ancient creed of faith, the Apostles’ Creed.
So often, do you ever feel like you need a fresh start. You realize what you have been doing, really isn’t working. Like always, you could continue to do what you’ve always done and choose what you want now over what you really desire.
So often, do you ever feel like you need a fresh start. You realize what you have been doing, really isn’t working. Like always, you could continue to do what you’ve always done and choose what you want now over what you really desire.
When we look at the life that the Lord has for us, we have to embrace seeking the good of others, even if at the expense of own comfort, no matter how difficult and uncomfortable it may be. But when you deny yourself, God can do so much more when you are Selfless.
When we look at the life that the Lord has for us, we have to embrace seeking the good of others, even if at the expense of own comfort, no matter how difficult and uncomfortable it may be. But when you deny yourself, God can do so much more when you are Selfless.
When we look at the life that the Lord has for us, we have to embrace seeking the good of others, even if at the expense of own comfort, no matter how difficult and uncomfortable it may be. But when you deny yourself, God can do so much more when you are Selfless.
When we look at the life that the Lord has for us, we have to embrace seeking the good of others, even if at the expense of own comfort, no matter how difficult and uncomfortable it may be. But when you deny yourself, God can do so much more when you are Selfless.
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
Hope you can join us this Friday at 7:00pm for our informal, family oriented Christmas Eve Service. There will be music, communion, a brief message everyone will enjoy as we celebrate the birth of Jesus!! Bring the kids, friends, and neighbors!!
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
In this 6-week series, Broken & Changed: Call Me Job, we are going to be honest and transparent as we learn from the life of Job and how we too can be restored. You know, Job’s story is so often our story. We may not know all the ‘whys’, but even in the midst of great hurt, we can trust in God of our creator and redeemer.
They will drain your joy, take up all your time, and ultimately, they just seem to suck the life out of us.
They will drain your joy, take up all your time, and ultimately, they just seem to suck the life out of us.
They will drain your joy, take up all your time, and ultimately, they just seem to suck the life out of us.
They will drain your joy, take up all your time, and ultimately, they just seem to suck the life out of us.
They will drain your joy, take up all your time, and ultimately, they just seem to suck the life out of us.
Our guest speaker today is Mike Brandon, a Haven Community Church Board member and Executive Director of Paris Foundation.
Our guest speaker today is Mike Brandon, a Haven Community Church Board member and Executive Director of Paris Foundation.
When what we do isn’t making a difference, how can we find the life we desire for? In this series, I Choose…A Better Way, we will look to do just that.
When what we do isn’t making a difference, how can we find the life we desire for? In this series, I Choose…A Better Way, we will look to do just that.
When what we do isn’t making a difference, how can we find the life we desire for? In this series, I Choose…A Better Way, we will look to do just that.
When what we do isn’t making a difference, how can we find the life we desire for? In this series, I Choose…A Better Way, we will look to do just that.
When we can better process our powerful emotions, we can start to understand how He will use them for His good. Bring your “feels” & I’ll bring mine in this new message series, My Emotions.
When we can better process our powerful emotions, we can start to understand how He will use them for His good. Bring your “feels” & I’ll bring mine in this new message series, My Emotions.
When we can better process our powerful emotions, we can start to understand how He will use them for His good. Bring your “feels” & I’ll bring mine in this new message series, My Emotions.
When we can better process our powerful emotions, we can start to understand how He will use them for His good. Bring your “feels” & I’ll bring mine in this new message series, My Emotions.
No matter what you may think, words are extremely powerful and influential. They can tear us down and build us up.
No matter what you may think, words are extremely powerful and influential. They can tear us down and build us up.
No matter what you may think, words are extremely powerful and influential. They can tear us down and build us up.
No matter what you may think, words are extremely powerful and influential. They can tear us down and build us up.
Scripture: Proverbs 12:25 Bulletin: Press this link What are you afraid of? If you say “Nothing,” then you are in the minority of people in the USA. According to the National Institutes of Health research, more than 70% of Americans report having one or more “unreasonable” fears. Basically, so many people live their lives paralyzed by fear. In this series, kNOw Fear, we are going to address fears of failure, rejection, closeness, and fear of losing it. In 2 Timothy 1:7 we are told
In 2 Timothy 1:7 we are told that “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power.” With that truth in mind, and this series, we will experience the power of God to overcome these fears.
In 2 Timothy 1:7 we are told that “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power.” With that truth in mind, and this series, we will experience the power of God to overcome these fears.
In 2 Timothy 1:7 we are told that “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power.” With that truth in mind, and this series, we will experience the power of God to overcome these fears.
Before ascending to Heaven, Jesus made it very clear that God will send a helper for us & this helper is the Holy Spirit. We understand that the Holy Spirit is a part of the Holy Trinity, but what does that mean?
Before ascending to Heaven, Jesus made it very clear that God will send a helper for us & this helper is the Holy Spirit. We understand that the Holy Spirit is a part of the Holy Trinity, but what does that mean?
Before ascending to Heaven, Jesus made it very clear that God will send a helper for us & this helper is the Holy Spirit. We understand that the Holy Spirit is a part of the Holy Trinity, but what does that mean?
Before ascending to Heaven, Jesus made it very clear that God will send a helper for us & this helper is the Holy Spirit. We understand that the Holy Spirit is a part of the Holy Trinity, but what does that mean?
Think about it. I mean go ahead and really think about it. Our thoughts are extremely powerful. They alter our perspective, influence our decisions, and sway our habits.
Think about it. I mean go ahead and really think about it. Our thoughts are extremely powerful. They alter our perspective, influence our decisions, and sway our habits.
Think about it. I mean go ahead and really think about it. Our thoughts are extremely powerful. They alter our perspective, influence our decisions, and sway our habits.
Think about it. I mean go ahead and really think about it. Our thoughts are extremely powerful. They alter our perspective, influence our decisions, and sway our habits.
In the message series, Miracles, we will look at some of the great miracles of Jesus to have growth and faith as we see that God is still working miracles today.
Behold the Lamb Who takes away the Sin of the World. Join us for our traditional Good Friday Service.
In the message series, Miracles, we will look at some of the great miracles of Jesus to have growth and faith as we see that God is still working miracles today.
In the message series, Miracles, we will look at some of the great miracles of Jesus to have growth and faith as we see that God is still working miracles today.
A great destination is not fantastic unless you do it with great people. As God is taking us on a journey of life, we are looking at the great places He is leading us & realizing we don’t do anything alone, We Need Each Other: Relationships Without Regrets.
A great destination is not fantastic unless you do it with great people. As God is taking us on a journey of life, we are looking at the great places He is leading us & realizing we don’t do anything alone, We Need Each Other: Relationships Without Regrets.
A great destination is not fantastic unless you do it with great people. As God is taking us on a journey of life, we are looking at the great places He is leading us & realizing we don’t do anything alone, We Need Each Other: Relationships Without Regrets.
God never meant for us to have a distant or impersonal connection with Him. From the beginning God always intended for us to encounter Him for ourselves, intimately, rather than through ritual, practices or even other people.
God never meant for us to have a distant or impersonal connection with Him. From the beginning God always intended for us to encounter Him for ourselves, intimately, rather than through ritual, practices or even other people.
God never meant for us to have a distant or impersonal connection with Him. From the beginning God always intended for us to encounter Him for ourselves, intimately, rather than through ritual, practices or even other people.
God never meant for us to have a distant or impersonal connection with Him. From the beginning God always intended for us to encounter Him for ourselves, intimately, rather than through ritual, practices or even other people.
Year 2021! Whoop-de-doo! Let’s not just think about this year until 2022, let’s think about bigger. What about 5 years? What changes can you make now to become who you want to be in five years?
Year 2021! Whoop-de-doo! Let’s not just think about this year until 2022, let’s think about bigger. What about 5 years? What changes can you make now to become who you want to be in five years?
Year 2021! Whoop-de-doo! Let’s not just think about this year until 2022, let’s think about bigger. What about 5 years? What changes can you make now to become who you want to be in five years?
Year 2021! Whoop-de-doo! Let’s not just think about this year until 2022, let’s think about bigger. What about 5 years?
So many things come to mind around the Christmas Season the thing so many of us look forward to are those great Christmas Carols. O Holy Night, O Come All Ye Faithful, Away in A Manger, O Come, O Come Emmanuel, and many others ring out strong to bring the message of Christ to the forefront.
Despite the chaos and uncertainty in the world this year, we celebrate Jesus birth as a church family. And for the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, we celebrate Communion together. Music, scripture, and a message about Change of Plans reminded us of Gods son and all he did for us.
It’s difficult to remember that God is with us – in answered promises, realized dreams, and refreshed hope. How could we help but sing? Let’s explore the songs born from our joy in Emmanuel in the series, Hark! The Carols
It’s difficult to remember that God is with us – in answered promises, realized dreams, and refreshed hope. How could we help but sing? Let’s explore the songs born from our joy in Emmanuel in the series, Hark! The Carols
It’s difficult to remember that God is with us – in answered promises, realized dreams, and refreshed hope. How could we help but sing? Let’s explore the songs born from our joy in Emmanuel in the series, Hark! The Carols
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
Over the next 7 weeks, these heart-felt messages will enable us to break the silence, reduce the stigma, and remind people that it is not a sin to be sick, and the church to become a place of refuge and hope for all those in pain: physical, emotional and mental.
In this 4-week series, we will cut through the rhetoric and falsehood as Jesus gives us his truth as he tells us, I Did Not Say That.
In this 4-week series, we will cut through the rhetoric and falsehood as Jesus gives us his truth as he tells us, I Did Not Say That.
In this 4-week series, we will cut through the rhetoric and falsehood as Jesus gives us his truth as he tells us, I Did Not Say That.
In this 4-week series, we will cut through the rhetoric and falsehood as Jesus gives us his truth as he tells us, I Did Not Say That.
You ever feel like you were made for something more, but you exist each day with just the ordinary? Each one of us has a specific work God has called us to
You ever feel like you were made for something more, but you exist each day with just the ordinary? Each one of us has a specific work God has called us to
You ever feel like you were made for something more, but you exist each day with just the ordinary? Each one of us has a specific work God has called us to
You ever feel like you were made for something more, but you exist each day with just the ordinary? Each one of us has a specific work God has called us to
If you sense God has more for your life, 14 Days of Prayer is a great place to start believing Him for all that He has for you.
If you sense God has more for your life, 14 Days of Prayer is a great place to start believing Him for all that He has for you.
In this series we will talk about God’s plan for us as the only plan as I Choose Joy over all things.
If you sense God has more for your life, 14 Days of Prayer is a great place to start believing Him for all that He has for you.
If you sense God has more for your life, 14 Days of Prayer is a great place to start believing Him for all that He has for you.
In this series we will talk about God’s plan for us as the only plan as I Choose Joy over all things.
In this series we will talk about God’s plan for us as the only plan as I Choose Joy over all things.
What choice do we have in this time? In this series we will talk about God’s plan for us as the only plan as I Choose Joy over all things.
As we look around at a very divided world and so many people are hurting, What do we do as the church (The Body of Christ)? Where do we even begin in this confusing and broken culture? In this one week message, we will look at how we can embrace the calling God desires for the church in order to bring restoration, healing, and unity so we can become, unDivided.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
This series will help us learn to be thankful and encouraged in spite of all the negativity we experience in this world. Join us for Positively (New) Normal.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
In a few of our series at Haven, we like to immerse ourselves into a book of the Bible. Our new series, The Book of James, we will do just that as James is one of the most practical books in the Bible for living out everyday life.
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
During this series we will be discussing sever labels/attribute of God who became man and Savior—Jesus Christ—as we ask, Who Is Jesus?
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God.
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God.
During this series, we will look at how we can get going on that path in all the right way, because It’s Time To…
During this series, we will look at how we can get going on that path in all the right way, because It’s Time To…
During this series, we will look at how we can get going on that path in all the right way, because It’s Time To…
During this series, we will look at how we can get going on that path in all the right way, because It’s Time To…
A fun filled, family Christmas Eve service filled with song, scripture, and a family involved Christmas story.
This 4-week Christmas sermon series explores several classic Christmas films that remind us all of the joy, hope, faith and love displayed in Jesus’ coming to earth.
This 4-week Christmas sermon series explores several classic Christmas films that remind us all of the joy, hope, faith and love displayed in Jesus’ coming to earth.
This 4-week Christmas sermon series explores several classic Christmas films that remind us all of the joy, hope, faith and love displayed in Jesus’ coming to earth.
This 4-week Christmas sermon series explores several classic Christmas films that remind us all of the joy, hope, faith and love displayed in Jesus’ coming to earth.
God’s design for us is be generous. In this series, we will look at embracing God’s invitation to a life of joyful generosity where we give and receive the blessing form others and given to others.
God’s design for us is be generous. In this series, we will look at embracing God’s invitation to a life of joyful generosity where we give and receive the blessing form others and given to others.
God’s design for us is be generous. In this series, we will look at embracing God’s invitation to a life of joyful generosity where we give and receive the blessing form others and given to others.
Have you ever felt as if something were missing from your life? Do you desire a clearer sense of purpose? Maybe you feel stuck in a rut in your spiritual walk?
Have you ever felt as if something were missing from your life? Do you desire a clearer sense of purpose? Maybe you feel stuck in a rut in your spiritual walk?
Have you ever felt as if something were missing from your life? Do you desire a clearer sense of purpose? Maybe you feel stuck in a rut in your spiritual walk?
Have you ever felt as if something were missing from your life? Do you desire a clearer sense of purpose? Maybe you feel stuck in a rut in your spiritual walk?
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
This six-week series covers a variety of topics that you wanted to hear most. So we tallied up the top six topics you wanted to know about and put them in 6-week this series, “You Wanted to Know.”
During this message series, we are focusing on “cleaning house” in the three different parts of our being/“house”: our spirit, our soul, & our body. Even though we may not be at hoarder status, all of us allow stuff into our lives, whether knowingly or unknowingly that can take over & we need to start Cleaning House.
During this message series, we are focusing on “cleaning house” in the three different parts of our being/“house”: our spirit, our soul, & our body. Even though we may not be at hoarder status, all of us allow stuff into our lives, whether knowingly or unknowingly that can take over & we need to start Cleaning House.
During this message series, we are focusing on “cleaning house” in the three different parts of our being/“house”: our spirit, our soul, & our body. Even though we may not be at hoarder status, all of us allow stuff into our lives, whether knowingly or unknowingly that can take over & we need to start Cleaning House.
During this message series, we are focusing on “cleaning house” in the three different parts of our being/“house”: our spirit, our soul, & our body. Even though we may not be at hoarder status, all of us allow stuff into our lives, whether knowingly or unknowingly that can take over & we need to start Cleaning House.
In Gods design of humans, he created bodies that need rest,. He did not make rest a suggestion, he commanded it. But rest is not something we choose for ourselves. What are we missing out on as we choose not to rest? Join us this Sunday as we look at finding rest that draws us closer to God and makes us more productive.
When we live in the areas of rules, religion and regulations, we are slaves to them. When we live in the area of relationship with Christ, we live in family. In our last week of the Galatians series, we want to begin to really take this relationship to a new level as we live not for the sake of just living for ourselves, but living to make a difference.
When we live in the areas of rules, religion and regulations, we are slaves to them. When we live in the area of relationship with Christ, we live in family. This week in Chapter 5 we will discuss what it means to live the race of life and faith by living in the Spirit.
Somewhere along the line we may have gotten caught in the attacks of 2 false ideas in particular: legalism & lawlessness. So, open up your minds & ultimately your hearts to learn to live each day with the freedom of salvation through faith alone, in this series based on the book of Galatians. When we live in the areas of rules, religion and regulations, we are slaves to them. When we live in the area of relationship with Christ, we live in family. This week in Chapter 4 we will look at the effects of our decisions and choices of being Sons/children of God or Slaves to the law.
Somewhere along the line we may have gotten caught in the attacks of 2 false ideas in particular: legalism & lawlessness. So, open up your minds & ultimately your hearts to learn to live each day with the freedom of salvation through faith alone, in this series based on the book of Galatians. This week, we will look at the ways we try to be right with God through our own efforts.
As we learned in our Be Happy series, Jesus not only wants us to be happy but Christ died so that we could be free. But many of us live lives that are “bound” even though there is freedom in Jesus. This week, we will look at living a life of faith in Christ.
Building off of the “Happiness Series,” Jesus not only wants us to be happy but Christ died so that we could be free. So many of us live lives “bound” even by the freedom we have in Jesus.
You cannot acquire, buy, workout your way to happiness. But you can do some other things to bring it about in giving yourself away. Join us this week as we look at You’re Not Enough.
When we learn how to prioritize happiness over pleasure, we can have both. However, if we reverse it, we will have neither. Connect this week as we look at It’s My Pleasure.
Everyone wants to be happy. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? In this church-wide series and study, we will look at just these questions to discover our quest for happiness.
Everyone wants to be happy. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? In this church-wide series and study, we will look at just these questions to discover our quest for happiness. This week we will look at how we need to come to a point of Peace With God.
Everyone wants to be happy. But what makes us happy? And why is happiness easy to find, but hard to keep? In this church-wide series and study, we will look at just these questions to discover our quest for happiness.
This week we will look at how No Thing in life can make you happy it is about relationship.
It is the Sunday after Easter, and the Resurrection of Jesus. How does his resurrection affect us and our relationship with him? What does the Resurrection change for each of us?Join us this Sunday as we look at Burning Hearts.
It is Easter Sunday and we will celebrate the Resurrection of the Jesus by looking at the example he showed us. You see Jesus was dead and is now alive forever. For us through His Spirit shows us how the ruins of our lives can have new. Join us this week in the message 3 Day Ruined. Come casual, bring a friend as we take the time to recognize and experience the crucifixion of Christ.
It is Easter Sunday and we will celebrate the Resurrection of the Jesus by looking at the example he showed us. You see Jesus was dead and is now alive forever. For us through His Spirit shows us how the ruins of our lives can have new. Join us this week in the message 3 Day Ruined.
Often when we are in the midst of a bad day or struggle, we often feel so alone and even isolate ourselves from others. In our bad days and moment of challenge in life we may wonder where you are God.. On this Good Friday we will embrace Jesus’ final final word in the message Into Your Hands.
There are times in the midst our our bad days where we struggle to make sense at all of what God is doing or if the storms will ever end. Yet, this we can embrace, there is purpose and and end. In week #5 of the series, we look at It Is Finished
Often when we are in the midst of a bad day or struggle, we often feel so alone and even isolate ourselves from others. In our bad days and moment of challenge in life we often are not real about out needs for a number of reasons. How can we learn to be real in our bad days. In week #4 of the series, we look at I Am Thirsty.
Often when we are in the midst of a bad day or struggle, we often feel so alone and even isolate ourselves from others. In our bad days and moment of challenge in life we may wonder where you are God.. In week #3 of the series, we look at My God, My God, Why?
What we learn from Jesus is we need to be ready to help others who are experiencing our same struggle. In week #2 of the series, we look at Help in the Struggle.
During week #1, this St. Patrick’s Day, we will look at the statement, Father, Forgive Them.
You’ll be amazed at what God had in mind when He revealed to us through Solomon His ultimate “Love Song.” This last week we will look at how we make this love last forever in the message, Making It Last.
This week we look at how to deal with relationship conflict and how to fight fair and right in the message, Hitting Below the Belt.
This week will focus on the “honeymoon” of the couple in the Song of Songs. It will be our “PG-13 message” in the series, as we will remain true to the Word of God in Chapter 4, know that there are great qualities we can apply to our intimate relationships and other relationships, as well. Therefore, there is something for everyone.
This five-week series based on Song of Solomon covers many phases, transitions and areas of a love and marriage relationship. You’ll be amazed at what God had in mind when He revealed to us through Solomon His ultimate “Love Song.”
This five-week series based on Song of Solomon covers many phases, transitions and areas of a love and marriage relationship. You’ll be amazed at what God had in mind when He revealed to us through Solomon His ultimate “Love Song.”
We’ve heard some great things about God’s Word. How can we hold on to it and hold on to Him by doing so? That’s what we talk about this last week of the series.
If we believe that, why don’t we embrace The Written Word all the more. In this series we will stir up a desire for God’s Word to bring life changing power to your life. Can we trust God’s Word? Can we trust the Bible? This we will discuss the fact that, “Yes we can!
If we believe that, why don’t we embrace The Written Word all the more. In this series we will stir up a desire for God’s Word to bring life changing power to your life.
That the Bible itself was written by believers, inspired and God-breathed through the Holy Spirit. If we believe that, why don’t we embrace The Written Word all the more. In this series we will stir up a desire for God’s Word to bring life changing power to your life.
In this one-week message we will lovingly but boldly urge people to be the church. We will look at how we can be the church through serving, giving, and being connected with God and others.
Here we are, the last week of the year 2018. For many of us, the year is filled with many joys and victories while for others of us, memories of broken hopes and promises flooding in our minds. Well it’s do over time!
Christmas is one of those interesting times of the year, it’s filled with all the beautiful lights and decorations; yet, it is also a time filled with gaudy decor and ugly sweaters. Some have even received them as gifts. Have you ever received a perfect gift?
It’s the getting closer to Christmas so our children will present “Christmas Epic”, a Christmas Pageant. They have been working hard so come out to see them & hear the great songs & message cf Christmas.
The Christmas season is filled with many traditions and excitement; yet, Christmas for others it can be a time of disconnect and loss.
This week we will look at the Giving Thanks to God but also the biggest challenge to our faith journey is how we settle for good rather than great.
The table is not just a place to eat but rather a place where discipleship and growth can take place. Around the table, we find a place for more than food. We can discover discipleship, relationship, outreach, healthy lives, remembrance, place to be thankful – so important and now more than ever we need to be committed to it.
The table is not just a place to eat but rather a place where discipleship and growth can take place. Around the table, we find a place for more than food. We can discover discipleship, relationship, outreach, healthy lives, remembrance, place to be thankful – so important and now more than ever we need to be committed to it. Throughout the Bible, some of the greatest connections for the Kingdom find Jesus and others interacting over a meals. Pull up a seat and join us in this series, Around the Table.
This is our Fall Church-wide series where several small groups will be meeting and we would love to have you join in – join All In! What are you willing to go more all in for? We all go all in in certain areas, why not with God. Join this week as we wrap up the All In series with All In: Wholeheartedly.
This is our Fall Church-wide series where several small groups will be meeting and we would love to have you join in – join All In! What are you willing to go more all in for? We all go all in in certain areas? Join us this week for A Jar, Silver & A Cross.
This is our Fall Church-wide series where several small groups will be meeting and we would love to have you join in – join All In! This week we will look at going all in from Noah’s perspective.
The call to follow Jesus is a call to total surrender, total commitment, and total passion in following the Savior. Basically, being a Christian is not half-hearted, it is about going All In.
This is our Fall Church-wide series where several small groups will be meeting and we would love to have you join in – join All In!
Each of us is fighting a war that begins in our minds and some of us may feel like we are losing the battle. As Christians we have alternatives that are different than those for the rest of the world.
In this last week we want to look at our actions and heart to see what Jesus would undo when we look to see if we are Full of It.
This week we will look at the areas where we need to “untie” the hypocrisy in our lives in the message, Wash the Dishes!
In this Untieable series, we will look beyond the simplistic mindset of what it means to follow Christ, and open ourselves up to discover the knots in our lives that Jesus wants to undo, so that we can live an authentic, untieable faith.
In the final week of the Dream BIG series we will look at how we cannot let our dreams die. In doing so, we will look at the life of Joseph and how his early dreams may have seemed to die; yet, in his faithfulness to God, all the dreams came true and so can yours when you DREAM BIG and Never Give Up!
What do we do when our dreams begin to die? How do we miss out on God’s multiplication? This week we will look at how to bring our dream focus together with God as we look at Livin’ the Dream.
How do we know we are where God wants us to be? What is most important to God? What do we do when what we dreamed does not match with where we are? Join in this week for Right Place, Right Time.
In this series we will look at how God thinks differently than we do, and that His ways are higher than ours. When generously take what we have our time, energy, money, or talents, God can cause them to affect more people, make our dreams into a realty that is greater than we could ever imagine.
Have you ever thought about the commitment and devotion of the early followers of Christ and what we can learn from them in our world today? This week we will look at the steadfastness and connection of the Apostles and the early church and what that means for us as followers of Christ in the message, They Continued Steadfastly.
In this last week of the Get Fishin’ series, we look at one of the greatest “fishers of people” ever — the Apostle Paul. Specifically, we will look at his passion and how we can embrace that same passion for others as we can each become a Fishin’ Fanatic.
In this third week as we look at what are the things we say and share when we are sharing our faith and relationship with Christ. This week we will discuss the specifics we need when we “Get Fishin’” in the message Fish Rap.
When we are “fishing’” there is a consistent concept that constantly needs to be embraced throughout scripture. Many of us believe we have to have all the Bible on rolodex in our minds. Often it is not about the knowing but being wise in all situations. Join us this second week as we look at being Fish Wise.
When Jesus first called a few disciples to follow Him told them that he would make them, “fishers of men.” God desires to use us to reach others people for Him. In the next several weeks we will look at the Whats, Whys and Hows of fishing for people at Jesus tells us to Get Fishin’.
It’s that time of the year when we are getting ready to celebrate the birthday of our country, the 4th of July. We live in a fantastic country that has afforded us so many freedoms that many in the world could only dream about. Yet, even with those freedoms we also live in a time of great conflict, upheaval and division. With all this, we may wonder where are we headed and as Christians, what is the role of a church that needs to be salt and light in this world and country. Join us this week as in the message, America, Then, Now and…, we will look at just those things.
We’ve been through celebrations of New Year, Easter, graduations, maybe even birthdays, and here we are at Summertime. In this message, we want to look at how God wants us to enjoy life; yet, you may have found yourself in a season of anything but that. So we want look at how we can all restore the joy of the Lord into our lives in the message, Summer In-joyment.
We live in a time where Satan desires to harm the father relationship that God made to help us grow. Many who walk around have wounds based off of broken father or father figure relationships. This week join us for Aren’t Many Fathers as we seek to find God’s method for restoring us.
In this last week of the series, we will look at the three Biblical baptisms culminating with what it means to be “filled with the Holy Spirit. Join us for the message, Fill ‘r Up.
In week #2 we will look at the words Charisma and Charismatic. So many have missed the point of that word by what we have been taught and displayed when really it’s only about receiving and being open to gifts that God has for you. Join us for the message, So Gifted.
Join us in this 3-week series: The 3rd Person, as we get reintroduced to the Holy Spirit of God. In week #1 we will look at the history, the meaning and the term Pentecost. Join us for the message, 50.
Join us for the message this week, Breath of Heaven as we connect with the “breath of God” and unpack the third person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit.
What we need is some Fresh Air into the doldrums of our getting into and meditating on the Word of God. Join us for the message this week, Double-Edged & get back or (begin to) to fall in love with the Bible.
In this fifth week we will look at how we need to connect with each other to fully be the body of Christ. Join us for message, Where Everybody Knows Your Name.
SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 38:18-19 In life, we often find ourself living in survival mode, and life just becomes stagnant and lifeless. All of tend to have a longing for something more. A longing to experience a breath of fresh air and when it happens it has the power to change everything. Worship. We throw the term around so much, it is a noun and a verb but more importantly, it is God’s love language. Join us in this forth week of the series, Fresh Air, as we
SCRIPTURE: Mark 6:31 (NIV) In life, we often find ourself living in survival mode, and life just becomes stagnant and lifeless. All of tend to have a longing for something more. A longing to experience a breath of fresh air and when it happens it has the power to change everything. Join us in this series, based on the powerful book by Pastor Chris Hodges. In week #2 we are going to look at one of the most significant areas that “steal”
SCRIPTURE: 2 Timothy 1:16-18 (TLB) Well, Easter is over and completed for another year. In life, we often find ourself living in survival mode, and life just becomes stagnant and lifeless. All of tend to have a longing for something more. A longing to experience a breath of fresh air and when it happens it has the power to change everything. Join us in this series, based on the book by Pastor Chris Hodges, as we kick off week #1 with the
SCRIPTURE: 1 Peter 1:3-11 (NIV) Here we are…EASTER! It’s the celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. How do we look at Easter? What is your perspective on Jesus, His suffering, His death and His Resurrection? You know, there is nothing in my life that is not affected by your perspective. It all starts with perspective and our actions follow how we view something. This Easter, we need a Resurrection Perspective and from this we can learn to see our life from
SCRIPTURE: Matthew 14:12 – 15:39 (NIV) As we prepare for leading up to Easter, we will look at a very special moment that Jesus shared during his crucifixion. On this Good Friday we will focus on Jesus loving act as he was Foresaken. As CJ Mahaney wrote, ” Unless you see yourself standing there with the shrieking crowd, full of hostility and hatred for the holy and innocent Lamb of God, you don’t really understand the nature and depth of your sin
SCRIPTURE: Matthew 20:17-19 (NIV) As we prepare for leading up to Easter, we will look at a very special moment that Jesus shared before his crucifixion with his disciples and for us. Among the many special moments before Jesus fulfilled his calling on earth, lead up to salvation and Jesus revealing himself as the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. On this Palm Sunday we will focus on Jesus loving act with a basin and how the basin require a choice in Basin Instinct.
In week #5 we want to look at what out past relationships do to our future ones. We need to be careful or our hurts and actions can lead us to lose our influence. Join in this week as we step away from the usual to experience UnUsual Influence.
In week #4 we will look at something that occurs in every relationship. No matter how good the relationship is, the result is that there will be conflict. The world says there is a usual way of conflict and God tells us there’s another way. Join us this week as we seek a way of UnUsual Conflict.
In week #3 we will look at one of the hardest areas we deal with in relationships: Communication.
In week #2 we will look at what it takes to take commitment out of the warped definition the world provides and see what God thinks.
SCRIPTURE: Romans 12:1-2 (MSG); John 3:16 (KJV) How are your relationships? Do your relationships just seem to be more of the “same old same old.” Do you desire to have relationships in your life that look a be different than “the usual” one that seem to be all around you? Regardless of the point you are in life, whether you are have been in a relationship for years, are in a brand new one, going through broken relationships, or believe you
In this final week of the series, we will look at how we can live life rooted and based Livin’ on the Prayers.
SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:9-13 (NIV) As we are at the time of our first church-wide commitment of 14 Days of Prayer & Fasting in a commitment to make God first in our year, we will embrace this 2-week series on prayer. In this series we will look at two basic areas: How do I pray? & How can I continue to live a life of prayer? Join us for the series so you can know, That’s Why We Pray.
SCRIPTURE: Psalm 47:1 (NKJV); Psalm 98:4-8 (NIV) Here we are getting closer to the BIG GAME! I realize some cannot care about football or any sport at all. There are still others who call themselves fans; yet, know little about they team at all. What is a fan? Short for fanatic, fans of sports team go absolutely wild for those they follow. What about being a fan of Christ? This message will look at the characteristics of a fan and
In week we will focus on the #4 habit as the challenge of habit centers on the importance of the relationships we form and maintain - making certain the relationships we have are chosen wisely.
In week we will focus on the #3 habit as the challenge of habit centers on keeping a life in alignment with the call God places on your life. Join us this week for #3.
In week 2 we will focus on the #2 habit we need to commit to for the New Year and New life in Christ as we focus on the mindset and thoughts we must embrace. Join us this week for #2.
Scripture: Romans 12:1-2 (MSG) Here we are are right at the start of a new year. A new year usually means a new start, a fresh stance, another opportunity to do things correctly where we have not always. When we look at it all, we all have “High Hopes” but often have “Low Habits.” The statement, “the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak,” tends to sum up our hopes compared to our habits and the gap between. In this
Come Sunday evening to celebrate Christmas Eve. We will have a great time in song and family. At this time of year, we have so much to do. We have cookies to bake, packages to wrap, gifts to buy,dinners to bake, trips to take, parties to attend and on and on and on. But do you see what I see? What do I see?
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-23 (NIV) Come Sunday morning to celebrate Christmas Eve. We will have a great time in song and communion. At this time of year, we have so much to do this time of year. We have cookies to bake, packages to wrap, gifts to buy,dinners to bake, trips to take, parties to attend and on and on and on. But do you see what I see? What do I see? Join this Christmas Eve morning where we look at Seeing CHRISTmas.
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-24 (NIV) It’s the Sunday before Christmas Eve & Christmas, so our children will present “God With Us”, a Christmas Pageant. They have been working hard so come out to see them & hear the great songs & message cf Christmas. We will have other worship in word & singing, too. It’s a great chance to get our hearts ready for Christmas.
In this last week of The Ghosts of Christmas Past series, we hope for joy and peace yet so often life doesn’t always allow for that. Memories, our own anxieties and fears get blown up all the more at this time of year. Names attributed to us, words that cut deep and actions leave us broken and lost in our own selves. The good news is it does not have to be that way! Join us this week as we look at the tags assigned to us in Ghosts of Christmas Tags.
In week #2, we recognize that for some, the holidays bring memories of joy and excitement. However, many others are brutally reminded of the mistakes they have made and cannot begin to get over it. Through Christ we need to learn that The Ghost of Christmas Shame does not have to stick around in our present and future. So how do we get rid of this one? Connect with us this week!
In our new series, Ghosts of Christmas Past, we will boldly look to God to heal us from the “ghosts of Christmas past” so we can embrace the joy we have in Jesus.
As we wrap up this Crazy Love series, we will ask the question, “Who really lives like this is it even possible?” After a brief look at that, we will truly embrace the topic what does all this mean for me as a follower of Christ and what do I do with what I’ve learned so that God can receive my Crazy Love.
Have you ever been obsessed with anything? I mean really to the point when you think of nothing else. I could be food, sports, job, a person, etc. What about God? Have you been obsessed with God? An obsessed Christian is an someone who reflects the love of Christ in everything he or she does and is totally surrendered to God. This week in our Crazy Love message series we will look at some of the characteristics of someone who is totally surrendered to God as we analyze our lives saying to God, “You’re My Obsession” and realizing what that means if we really live it out.
Who do you love? I mean who is it or what is it that you love more than anything in the universe? What is it you desire more than anything? Do you chase after that person or thing you love? What about with God? Do you pursue Him? Chase Him down? or do you just tolerate Him? This week we will take time to look at our love for Jesus and as we stop we say to God, “Let Me Count the Ways.
This week, we will look at how sometimes in the blessed lives that we live, we tend to lose sight of God. Furthermore, our faith in Christ becomes just another component of daily living. In the book of Revelation, we see how the Lord speaks to and warns the Church at Laodicea how their complacency is interfering with their true call to love and serve God. Join us as this week we look at the qualities of a complacent Christian in the message, “The Gospel According to Lukewarm.”
This week, we will look at how crazy loving God can be when we look at His crazy love for us. Honestly, do we love this God who is everything or do we just love everything He gives you? Because God’s crazy, relentless, all-powerful love for us is so amazing that God sent his only Son into the world so that we might live and that should lead us to respond by loving God with all our hearts, soul, mind and strength and loving the people around us. Join us this week when we discuss, “This is Crazy Love.”
In week two of the series, we look at our lives as a vapor, a mist. For many of us, we fill our lives with worry, anxiety and self-doubt. But, what if God has more in mind for each of us? Join us this week as we discover just what the purpose of life is and how to make the most of our time here on earth.
In week one of the series, we ask the question, “Who is God?” In other words, what do you expect to see and say to God the first time you see Him? What about now when you are pray? What image of God do you have? This week we will look at these and other questions and also the true nature of God in the message, “Stop Praying.”
As we journey through this series, I hope that you are challenged in the core areas of our faith as we delve deeper into what it means to be a follower of Jesus who is “crazy in love with God and may it resonate with you, forever. This week we kick off our introduction to the series with the message, “When You’re in Love...Its Crazy”
Scripture: Ephesians 1:16-19a In this 1-week standalone sermon, Pastor Jack looks at if he had one last prayer for those listening, what would it be. If you want to know his desire for every person and the if there was one last thing to say to you this is what it would be.
Scripture: Matthew 10:40-42; 1 Corinthians 2:9 (NIV) This week the mission team to Haiti will share what God did with the mountains we and the people of Haiti faced on the Mission Trip, what God is done since and what God is calling us to do in the future with the people of Gressier, Haiti.
For many, everyday of life is a storm and how do we survive the wake the storms of life bring to us?
In week #4, we will discover the correct filter to distinguish between God’s voice amidst the static of the world.
In week #3, we will look at the “whys” and “hows” of how God speaks and even why He does not yell but whispers to us in special ways.
In week #2, we recognize that we often have a belief that no way God wants or will ever speak to me. Yet, as we learn from the life of Samuel, God speaks and we just need to be able to say, “I Hear Him.
There are so many times we cannot see or hear what God is doing or even see God at all due to all the noise and interference of life. In this series we will find out how to tune out distractions in life and see & hear God more clearly.
In week #4 of the series, we will take a look at the close encounter of Jesus and Nicodemus as Matthew Northwood will be with us sharing how Nicodemus’ encounter and our encounter with Jesus are life-changing while we must also beware of the truth we can miss in the midst of the encounter.
In week #3 of the series, we will take a look at the close encounter of the call of Isaiah and how he God prepared Isaiah and prepares us for His call on our lives.
In week #2 of the series, we will take a look at Moses and his burning bush close encounter as we look at this even we will look at what obstacles we need to overcome in order to truly have a “close encounter” with the living God.
Scripture(s): Exodus 33:11 (NIV) 2 Corinthians 3:16-18 (MSG) In this new series we were playing look at God, not from a far off Lord in the sky but close up real close up. Honestly, that what we learn. God desires for us to encounter Him closely ourselves not in some connection through others. Get ready for some Close Encounters of the best kind.
Scripture(s): Matthew 24:3, 12-15 (NIV) During this message series, we will study the Book of Daniel, while we tackle the task on how a Christian can stay engaged in a changing, shifting and increasingly ungodly culture. In other words, how can we live Godly in ungodly times. As culture changes, we can learn that God doesn’t. In this final week of the Daniel series, we will look at the prophecy section of the Book of Daniel to see how it all
As culture changes, we can learn that God doesn’t. In this week, we look not only at the faith of Daniel but we will look at the person he was and how his “exceptional qualities” that cause him to stand out above the rest, so he could share his faith in God by what he did and who he was as a godly person in an ungodly culture.
This week we look at how the unusual account of King Nebuchadnezzar had a time where he was so wrapped up in himself and what he had done yet forgot that he was where he was because of God’s provision. It is often said, “Pride comes before a fall.” This week we will look at how to stop the insanity of not giving God the due credit in life and how, exalting God makes the difference.
Scripture(s): Daniel 5:1-5 (NIV) During this message series, we will study the Book of Daniel, while we tackle the task on how a Christian can stay engaged in a changing, shifting and increasingly ungodly culture. In other words, how can we live Godly in ungodly times. As culture changes, we can learn that God doesn’t. This week we look at how the unusual account of King Belshazzar and the hand writing on the wall and how we can see how God
Scripture(s): Daniel 3:1-6 (NIV) During this message series, we will study the Book of Daniel, while we tackle the task on how a Christian can stay engaged in a changing, shifting and increasingly ungodly culture. In other words, how can we live Godly in ungodly times. As culture changes, we can learn that God doesn’t. This week we look at how Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego all had a “Culture Test” they faced and how they chose God over the pull
Scripture(s): Daniel 1:1-6 (NIV) During this message series, we will study the Book of Daniel, while we tackle the task on how a Christian can stay engaged in a changing, shifting and increasingly ungodly culture. In other words, how can we live Godly in ungodly times. As culture changes, we can learn that God doesn’t.
Scripture(s): Romans 12:12 (Ph) Everyone needs hope. Without it we tend to fade away and give up. In a world with so many disappointments, injustice, fear, loss and pain we more than ever need to be convinced there is still hope. In this series, Hope Rising, will awaken the hope God has for us in Christ, leaving you confident and comfort that the future is in God’s hands. There’s no better time to kick of this series than Easter Sunday
In this week, we will look at something that seems to hit most people in life when it comes to losing hope. How can you have Hope Rising, When You’re About to Give Up. When you struggle with loss, depression and giving up, how can hope rise again?
On this Mother’s Day Weekend, we will look at the topic of Going It Alone. How to find hope rising when it seems like it’s just you in life. To do this we will look at the story of Ruth to see Hope Rising.
We’re all dealt a hand in life… that’s just how it is in life. Some of the “cards” in life are good and some not so good. So, how can you find hope – in the midst of disappointment. This week we’re going to look at the life of Joseph as an example to find Hope Rising When Youre Not Happy With the Hand Youre Dealt.
We love to go fast. From the earliest days, “Daddy, go faster!” To the early 20s of “putting the pedal to the metal” zooming down the road. Often our lives do exactly the same as we go fast faster, and fastest. In week #3, we will look at how in order to have hope rising we need to discover why we go so fast heading for a crash in life.
There’s no better time to kick of this series than Easter Sunday when it seemed all was lost, in Jesus we see Hope Rising. What do you do when life takes twists and turns and goes to places you don’t want to go or ends up where you never thought it would be? In week #2, we will look at how we seek hope rising in those areas of life where life just goes in a completely different way.
Everyone needs hope. Without it we tend to fade away and give up. In a world with so many disappointments, injustice, fear, loss and pain we more than ever need to be convinced there is still hope. In this series, Hope Rising, will awaken the hope God has for us in Christ, leaving you confident and comfort that the future is in God’s hands. There’s no better time to kick of this series than Easter Sunday when it seemed all was lost, in Jesus we see Hope Rising.
Everyone needs hope. Without it we tend to fade away and give up. In a world with so many disappointments, injustice, fear, loss and pain we more than ever need to be convinced there is still hope. In this series, Hope Rising, will awaken the hope God has for us in Christ, leaving you confident and comfort that the future is in God’s hands. There’s no better time to kick of this series than Easter Sunday when it seemed all was lost, in Jesus we see Hope Rising.
Come hear the story of The Last Supper, Peters Denial of Jesus, Soldiers Mocking our Savior, His Crucifixion, and the Death of Jesus.
Scripture(s): 1 Peter 1:6-7 (NLT) There are those times when believing in God seems so difficult because we pray and wonder why our prayers are not answered. We see and experience suffering and tragedy; yet, wonder where God is and why does he tolerate suffering. How do we make sense of all this? So often we want to trust and believe in God but when the aforementioned things happen we often doubt God cares or even if he is there
What do we do when so many around us talk about hear, seeing or feeling God and we just don’t. In week #3 we will look at how God Didn’t make me feel Him, so I can’t believe in Him or at least I have problems doing so. Let’s talk about and see what we do when God doesn’t make us Tingly All Over.
In week #2, we are going to look at our focus when God is not very fun. Many want to believe in God, but I dont want to be a boring, stick-in-the-mud. To be a follower of Christ, there seems to be so many dos and donts and rules and regulations. If we are really honest, many Christians are just not very likable. They seemed to be hypocritical, judgmental and holier-than-thou, often saying one thing and then something the complete opposite. In this second week of the God Didn’t, I Can’t series, look at how some often have a desire to believe in God but I can’t because God is such a Party Pooper.
In week #1, we look at if God loves us and cares so much, why doesn’t He do what we want Him to do. Obviously, if he really cares He should do what’s best and we know what’s best for us. Jesus told us to pray calling God “Abba” or Daddy. If God is our Daddy in heaven then Daddy needs to take care of us. We need this now and what we really need is a Sugar Abba.
In our last week of the Running with the Big Dogs message series, we will take one more lap around life with the biggest dog of all: Jesus. Hebrews 12 tells us that to win at this race of life we must keep our eyes on Jesus. Let’s take that last lap wrap around with Big Dog Jesus.
Scripture(s): Genesis 6:5-8 In the book of Hebrews, chapter 11 we read the account known as the “Hall of Fame of Faith.” In the following Hebrews 12 we read, “we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses,” In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these
This week we look at our second woman “Big Dog” and a Big Dog of faith she is. She’s the wife of Abraham, the mother of Isaac, the grandmother of Jacob and a person of faith that is going to take a lap around with us. Big Dog Sarah is taking a lap wrap with us as we learn how when we don’t understand God and we should never get so impatient with waiting that we do our own thing, only making it worse.
This week we look at the life of Jacob. Jacob was one who continually received the blessings of God in so many areas; yet, his life also was riddled with deception, deceit, broken relationships and pain. With Jacob “coming out of the stands” to take a lap around the track of life with us, we will look at what do you do when life does not turn out the way you planned and what we can learn from a wrestling match with ourselves and with God that can help us go the extra mile in life.
This week, we look at Rebekah, a strong “dog” of faith and we ask ourselves, what do you do when someone needs or asks for help? Are you generous or are you focussed on something else.
In this series well look several of the BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we have been looking at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. In this last week we begin we wrap up the series asking, “Who’s in your five?” It’s a wrap of a series when we look at Favorite Five.
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we will look at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. Week #4 of the message series will examine the other five” that keep you from living out your five, as we look at Faux Five.
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we will look at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. Week #3 of the message series will examine the best ways to shape and carve out our five in the message, Your Five.
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we will look at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. Week #2 of the message series will look at our spiritual five called, Front Five.
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we will look at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. This week we begin on New Year’s Day by meeting at The Crossroads.
We hope that this pre-recorded worship service helps you know & grow closer to the Lord. On behalf of the Haven Community Church Family, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and pray that God will bless you with a very Happy New Year!
We hope that the worship service tonight has helped you know & grow closer to the Lord. On behalf of the Haven Community Church Family, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and pray that God will bless you with a very Happy New Year!
We hope that the worship service tonight has helped you know & grow closer to the Lord. On behalf of the Haven Community Church Family, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and pray that God will bless you with a very Happy New Year!
This week is our Children’s Christmas Program. The kids have been really working on it so come out to support them. This will be followed by a brief message called, Christmas Expressed, by Jack Cohen. All of these will set the celebration of Christmas in the correct context and really have us ready for Christ to move in our hearts this season.
This week, we will look at forgiveness that seems to be the most debilitating and most difficult to get over in life: Forgiving ourselves and our pasts. God has a plan & a way for that. Find out in this week’s message, Ghost of Christmas Past.
This week, we will look at forgiveness in another way through different eyes” as this week we look at a White Christmas by asking Do You See What I See?
Jesus promised a life full & abundantly; yet, how can we truly have that when we carry around unforgiveness? What if this year we can truly our hearts set free from all the stuff that pollutes & harms us & we can be purified white as snow. Are you dreaming of a White Christmas?
Thanksgiving for many is one of the best holidays. Just think about it, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, etc. It is so awesome!!! Now when we look at our lives, events high and low always seem to be surrounded by food. In this week’s sermon, we will look at how the idea of “food reflects a God’s grace.”
In the last week of this series, we will analyze an issue that is facing us all — especially during this time of year — STRESS. This final week as we wrap up the series and head into the holiday season, find out How Do I Handle Stress.
Well, here we are. This week we will find out who the next President of the United States will be. After months of some of the craziest things that have occurred in the history of politics, our nation in on the cusp of deciding it’s next leader. Even though all that has it’s place and so many have opinions who is best for the job and task before them; yet, how in the Christian to respond with so much division and conflict. What would the world look like if we filter our politics through our faith? Join us this week as we really want to know, “And the Winner is…?”
It’s almost the holiday season and they will soon be here! They will be in your house, at your table, in the car, at work, in the stores, and may even be in your mirror. Who are they? They are difficult people! We all have them in our lives and several of us are them. So this week we look at the You Want to Know...How Do I Handle With Difficult People?
The church is one body and just like everybody, each part has a purpose, designed by God. One of the most controversial and most neglected areas of the Christian life is found in the areas of Spiritual Gifts. This week we will look at the Spiritual Gifts, what aren’t they, what are they, and what does this mean for me and my relationship with God.
We may doing well with God…but other people, that another story! Have you ever felt this way? You’ve sought out God and discover that people have hurt or offended you. What do you do? Join us this week where the question we tackle is What Do I Do When Ive Been Really Hurt? There are right answers to this and we will look to God’s Word and discover what we should do and say in these moments.
Heaven. What about it? Where is it? Is it real? Is it too far away? If it is real how can I get there? There are so many questions about Heaven and in week 3 we are going to ask the question, What about Heaven? by taking a good look at the place we all want to get to but may not realize, it is closer than you know.
In the sermon series, You Want to Know…, we will look at some of the most popular questions that people have about God and life.
In week one, we will ask the question: How Can I Hear God’s Voice? Have you heard people say that God told me this or God say that? Have you ever wondered how they heard God or if they even heard God at all. In this message we will look at how we can hear God’s voice.
Pastor Andy Stanley says: Jesus didnt give us a rule book. Instead, He said, Follow Me.” That statement is so true and we believe it wholeheartedly, but how can we do that most faithfully? Join us this week at Rev. Conrad Cohen shares how we respond to Jesus’ call saying, “Follow Me.”
In this final week of the Radical message series, we will look at what it means to take all this and apply it as we live out our lives in Radical Abandonment.
In week 5 of the Radical message series, we will look at what it means to radically change the way we we look at the way we can radically give and be more generous.
In week 4 of the Radical message series, we will look at some of the biggest challenges to commitment to radical urgency for the church, and how God calls us to kick it up a notch.
What do you think when you hear the staggering numbers of poverty and needless death in the world. What about when you hear about the 4.9 Billion people who have no faith in Christ? What do you think? Do you think twice? Does it move your heart? On week three we will embrace the greek word and concept or “Splagchnizomai” when it comes to being radical.
This week what does it mean for the Christian to truly experience sacrifice? We have spins in our culture when we say we are sacrificing but let us learn and embrace Radical Sacrifice to truly experience Radical Grace.
What would happen if the church intentionally committed to the purposes of God to find true life and satisfaction with a church that is RADICAL.
In week 3 of the Baggage series, we will look at the Relational Baggage that hits us in life and steals us from the Promised land God calls us to — All the while it hurts and changes who we are.
In week 2 of the Baggage series, we will look at the Emotional Baggage brought on by the lies and statements that leave us so bogged down, beaten down, depressed and have warped who we really are in Christ.
In week 1 of the Baggage series, we will look at Baggage Claim and how part of our victory over the baggage is claiming it and giving it to the Lord.
In week three of the series, One For All, we look at what the Apostle Paul states as he focusses on the “oneness” of God & how he sent Jesus to save everyone.
In week two of the series, That One Thing, we will use this Independence Weekend to look to Christ & see One Different Kind of Freedom for us.
In week one of the series, That One Thing we will see that even when our faith is shaken, God is not. Join us this week for The Thing.
In the series, Be Awkward, we will look at how we can become more confident in sharing our faith as we continue to Be Awkward. In week 3 we will look at how to take the awkward out of sharing our faith as we look at the Parable of the Sower and explain the differences in Christianity, religion and being spiritual as we learn to Be Ready.
In the series, Be Awkward, we will look at how we can become more confident in sharing our faith as we continue to Be Awkward. In week 2 we will look at one of the biggest challenges to sharing our faith if we just learn to Be Real.
For many Christians, talking about our beliefs can seem awkward; yet, we do not have keep it that way. In the series, Be Awkward, we will look at how we can become more confident in sharing our faith as we continue to Be Awkward.
Scripture(s): Ephesians 4:11-13; Acts 4:13 The message of Christ has stood for centuries; yet, we live in a time where it’s easy to doubt so many things. What will happen today? What about the future? So many questions and concerns are prevalent and seem to control so much of our lives. Yet, if Christians and the church were to fully embraced our mission with confidence, the world we live in would literally be transformed. In this series we will see and hear
In this series we will see and hear how God wants us, through His Holy Spirit, to play a major role in His UNSTOPPABLE mission to the world. In Week #2 we look at Christ’s Holy Spirit plan for the redemption of the world through the work of the Church.
What will happen today? What about the future? So many questions and concerns are prevalent and seem to control so much of our lives. Yet, if Christians and the church were to fully embraced our mission with confidence, the world we live in would literally be transformed. In this series we will see and hear how God wants us, through His Holy Spirit, to play a major role in His UNSTOPPABLE mission to the world.
If you are ready to see a spark in your life this three-week series, Praycarious, teaches us to pray prayers that do just that. In this last week of the Precarious series, we boldly trust in the Lord and His direction for our lives by lifting up the praycarious pray saying God, Send Me.”
Haven Community Church joins the National Day of Prayer Services across the country in 2016. Its an opportunity for you to hear and pray for the needs of government, education, police, fire/EMS, and other community services.
If you are ready to see a spark in your life this three-week series, Praycarious, teaches us to pray prayers that do just that. In the second week we will praycariously pray a very painful prayer that no one likes but when we make it through, we are stronger than ever as we pray: God, Break Me.”
If you are ready to see a spark in your life this three-week series, Praycarious, teaches us to pray prayers that do just that. In the first week we will praycariously pray, God, Search Me.”
What is it about fruit? Have you ever had fruit when it’s not ripe? What about when it’s too ripe? What about if it is just plain rotten? I think we all agree, fruit is good when it’s just right. How can we bear the fruit of the Spirit in our lives to be just right? When we are connected to God through the Holy Spirit — the Vine. On the last week of the series: I Am Jesus, we will understand how important it is to remain in Jesus so we can bear fruit.
On the third week of the series: I Am Jesus, we will begin to understand Jesus as he says I Am the the Light of the World.” In him we will learn how His love overcomes the dark areas of our life.
Who wants to be a shepherd? They hang out with sheep, smell like sheep and in many ways they lay down their entire lives for the sheep. So what does Jesus mean when he says, “I am the Good Shepherd”? On the second week of the series: I Am Jesus, we will begin to understand Jesus more about what Jesus it telling us when he says I Am the Good Shepherd.”
Sometimes it seems as though life is like having a piece to a puzzle but can’t find the rest of the puzzle or ending up where it does not fit and we try to force it to work, living lives with so much frustration, guilty and regret. Jesus promised us so much more that all that. In this last week of the series, we will look at how we can end up Living Without Regret.
Although we are not Jesus, we’re talking about leaving boldly because God has placed within everyone of our hearts a deep desire to live a life that will outlast us by doing something with our one and only life that will be here after we’re gone. This week in OMTL series, the message will focus us on our fourth principle as we learn to Leave Boldly with a great legacy.
There is no way you can live the one month to live lifestyle without God’s power. How do you tap into the power? It’s the moments I learn humbly that God fills me with His power. This week in OMTL series, the message will focus us on our third principle as we Learn Humbly.
No one truly wants to leave this earth with unfinished business. Why wait until we are facing death, when we want to leave our loved ones having experienced the summit of our relationships as the result of our courage to love. This week in OMTL series, the message will focus us on our second principle as we learn to Love Completely.
So much of our daily lives seem so mundane, boring and just existing like a log in the rapids — waiting to get caught in the rocks, rapids or next waterfall — being driven along by the moving tides. When Jesus spoke of the life he desired to bring to us, it was one of passion not one of meager existing. If you had one month to live, would you want to just coast down the rapids or would you want to see & experience every moment to the fullest. Why wait until we are facing death, we should be ready to learn this week how we are to Live Passionately.
What if you only had one month to live. What changes would you make in your life? In this series based off of the book One Month to Live: Thirty Days to a No-Regrets Life we will be encouraged to face our own mortality and live life to the absolute fullest as Christ intended. We only have One Month to Live.
As we conclude our Better series, we look at one of the areas where so many of us are not even settling for good at: Patience. Even so, what we learn is that the Word of God reveals to us, Better is Patience.
We will look this week at what it means to have a A Better Name. A better name does not mean you or perfect but as we learn seeking better is what we have through Christ perfecting us.
You did it again, you did not think before acting and other time you thought you had taken time to think only to feel dumber than ever. What do you need? Wisdom. This week in looking for something Better we will look at our verse how wisdom is better than gold and how Wisdom is Better all around.
Do you find yourself “juggling” so many things, maybe you believe you are a “Jack of all trades” and because you are so overwhelmed, you don’t really do anything well or completely. This week we look at Better Is One Handful. Rather than burdening yourself with so much, maybe it is time for something Better!
As we start off this year we ask our, “Can we get better. In this series we will learn how we change things we thing are so important all for something Better. This week we look at Better Is One Day.
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. - Reinhold Niebuhr
Our Family Christmas Eve Service is filed with scripture, song and dance for the entire family.
Scripture(s): Isaiah 11:2-5; Luke 2:1-7 (NIV) It’s that time of year when we celebrate the Lord’s birth with help from many of our Sunday School kids. They always do a fantastic job & really help us connect to the real reason we celebrate. Join us this year for, The Road to Christmas.
In our journey in life, how do we live with them, love them, be there for them and survive the influence they have on our lives yet, encourage and strengthen them to not be that way, but become who they can be in Christ. What about us? What if we are or are becoming those hypocritical people how can we truly become who Christ calls us us to be in Him.
In our journey in life, how do we live with them, love them, be there for them and survive the influence they have on our lives yet, encourage and strengthen them to not be that way, but become who they can be in Christ. What about us? What if we are those people or becoming those manipulating people” how can we truly become who Christ calls us us to be in Him.
In week #2 of the series, we will look at those individuals in our lives that are those who cannot remember birthdays and anniversaries, but they can remember when you said that thing to them, forgot their birthday or anniversary or just said something they did not agree with. Who are they? They are Those Unforgiving Ones. How do we live with them, love them, be there for them; yet, encourage and strengthen them to not be that way, but become who they can be in Christ. Equally important, how can we not become those people or stop being those people” and truly become who Christ calls us to be in Him.
Look! Do you see that? Right there! It’ looks like… It is always interesting how two people looking at the same thing will see things very differently. Situation, triumphs, tragedies, all seen in different ways. Ultimately in life, was we see really hinges on our past: what we saw. It’s about perspective. What if what we are currently seeing can is based in our experience. What if we can see things differently, through the eyes of the Apostle Paul as week look at this in week #3 of the Perspective series: See Saw.
I have always enjoyed and found fascinating when we look at something from one viewpoint and then all of a sudden a “light bulb” goes off and we see it at a completely different way. How does that happen? It happens when we have a mind shift. In week 2 of our series, we will look at the how when we “think again” our mindset really makes a difference in life particularly in our Perspective.
In week 1 of our series, we will look at how there are times in life when you are in a place where you dont understand, you don’t see clearly and you just dont like it. During these times, even though you cant necessarily see evidence of it — God is there and is very active in the midst of it all. What do we need to do? We need to learn to look through the circumstances and you can com to realize that God may have a purpose in the middle of all when we learn the power of Perspective.
In week four of this series, we will look at how so many people believe in God, and we say we trust Him; however, when it comes down to it, there are many times our actions display just the opposite. Sometimes the most difficult thing we can do it “Let Go & Let God” for in this we have to be willing and able to trust that God is greater than our own abilities. We believe in God yet struggle with trusting Him fully. Come this week and get to as we learn how to move away from being the UNChristian by dealing with the areas, I Believe, But I Don’t Fully Trust Him.
In week three of this series, we will look at how so many people believe in God, but do not want to “go overboard with it”. Following Christ fully may cause others to call us the “wacky Bible thumper,” or the “crazy church lady.” We believe in God yet we have this kind of Sunday I am a Christian rest of the week you don’t have clue what I am attitude. In some sense we are “lukewarm”. Come this week and get to as we learn how to move away from being the UNChristian by dealing with the areas, I Believe, But Lets Not Get Crazy.
In this final week of this series, we look at the biblical narrative of a David and Goliath. One of the greatest things in life is that God uniquely calls and creates us to be just that: unique. As we are called to our “Page 23 Visions” it is because God needs us to be free to be who God created and called us to be. The question resides, do you Have the Stones to seek after and accomplish what God has called you to be and do.
In this fourth week of this series, we want to look at faith, particularly the gaps in our faith. You may be at a point where you have lost faith: in leadership; in the the American Dream; in the economy; in God; you may have even lost faith in yourself. How did you get here? You once had it but it seems as if it’s gone. You want to get it back; yet, you are not quite certain what it is that you want. This week we look at what Faith Is, particularly some revelations of faith and how many get it all mixed up. Join us to find out what Faith Is.
This week we look at how when we buy into the Why Bother oppositions of fear and doubt, it can truly keep us from seeing God do the impossible through audacious faith.
In this second week of this series, we will go way back and look at the Sun Stand Still audacious faith of Abraham and his son Isaac through an amazing account of God’s provision. Through this, we will see how we too can trust and learn how to have Audacious Faith in Jehovah Jireh.
In this first week of this series, we will look at a Joshua and the amazing account of his prayer and what we can learn and embrace for ourselves A New Way to Pray.
In this single week message, join us as we discover God’s desire to RESCUE us through His purpose for the Church, not the institution but the people, their lives, their own rescue stories — in order to RESCUE others that may be drowning, too.
In this last week of the message series, Eyes Wide Shut, we will look at a Jesus’ meeting with a paralyzed man at a pool. Although through his statements and actions he seems to be tired of living this way, he seems to have a deeper issue. In the spirit of this story we will look at regardless of what happened in a persons life that left them paralyzed and broken, Jesus asks one question: Do You Want Better?” The answer seems easy but is it?
In week #2 of the message series, Eyes Wide Shut, we will look at a Jesus heals a man possessed in the Synagogue in Capernaum. As Christians we recognize that Jesus changed everything on the cross & desires to keep on changing us from the inside out. As the Summer months heat up & so do our lives, this week it is, Time for a Cool Change
In week #1 of the message series, Eyes Wide Shut, we will look at a man who becomes a believer after Jesus heals his sick son. He believed because he saw and it changed his immediate life. The question for us is, “Can we move from seeing is believing because things got better to trusting is believing” regardless of the outcome?” This week, Is Seeing Believing?
In week #4 we will look at the cultural belief that it does not matter what I believe as long as I am sincere. God says, I Did Not Say That when we look at Believe What You Want. This week we want to look at how what we believe is so important and we are going to consider Jesus — NOT the Christian religion, NOT church, but Jesus.
In this 4-week series we will address common misattributes about God, like “God will not give you more than you can handle,” or “God wants you to be happy.” In doing so, we will look at how these quick areas may make us feel better temporarily; however, they often prevent us from delving into deeper relationship with Him. So, joins us as we look at where God says, I Did Not Say That: when we say in Week #2: God Wants You to be Happy.
In this 4-week series we will address common misattributes about God, like “God will not give you more than you can handle,” or “God wants you to be happy.” In doing so, we will look at how these quick areas may make us feel better temporarily; however, the often prevent us from delving into deeper relationship with Him. So, joins us as we look at where God says, I Did Not Say That: Week #1: God Wont Give You More Than You Can Handle.
Jesus often kicked everything up a notch by telling us we must not only give love, honor and care to those dear to us but to all dear to us. Join us as this week we ask the question, “Who Is My Mother?”
This mini-series with we will look at how when we Don’t Stop, God’s reveals His perfect promise and purpose in our lives.
We guard ourselves by projecting a false image and perfection to the all those around us. In this third week of the message series, The Hope, we will look at how redirecting our energy from creating false life images to our real selves can save a lot of pain and heartache when we get rid of our Posting Problems.
In week 2, we look at the life of Abraham and how we spend so much of our lives judge our ourselves by or failing and mistakes. Even so, God dhe doesn’t focus on past mistakes or circumstances, but God view our lives through the lens of Christ, in circumstances where it seems hope is lost, God can use our faith to make real His purpose in our lives, taking our brokenness and giving us, High Hopes.
At the conclusion of the Good Friday service, and the congregation nailing their palm branches to the cross, the cross was place on the Hill outside the church. Good bless everyone.
Checkmate - From the very beginning, the Bible story depicts an eternal chess match. A match between God -- who created a world that was good and desired to have a love relationship with the people he created -- and Satan -- who wanted only to destroy the goodness of God and His creation.
Join us as in this last week of the series, Fill ‘Er Up, we conclude with filling the take only when we come to a place of peace with God. From that point of peace-filled with can can we truly seek and live at peace with others.
Join us as in week #2 of the series, we look at how this better way of life is not about learning and doing things but by becoming someone who is new.
In this final week of the message series, Chapter XII, we will look at the the confidence, stability and security we have in Christ which enables us to endure when everything else around us is shaken.
When all else is falling apart, we, through Christ, remain unshaken. In Week #3 of the message series, Chapter XII, we will look at the difference obedience means for us, our relationship with God and endurance in life.
When all else is falling apart, we, through Christ, remain unshaken. In the new message series, Chapter XII, we will look at become all Jesus intends for us to be by looking at this transformational chapter from the book of Hebrews.
Over the last several weeks we spoke about God’s Will in a form of discovery and experience of our lives. In week #4 of our series Going Deeper, we will look at the application in the different areas of the lives of individuals in different areas of life and how to go about doing the Will of God when His Will becomes our Desire as we get Going Deeper.
Discovering the will of God is only the beginning of the story — there has to be more. What do we do once we understand Gods will for our situation? How do we continually do God’s will time after time? In week #3 of our series Going Deeper, we will look at how God’s will can be more than an thing to find but can become the desire of our heart and life start Going Deeper.
It seems like most of us arent getting personal phone calls or telegrams from God with instructions for us. So how can we hear from God when it comes to the important decisions in our life? In week #2 our series Going Deeper, we will look at the window of opportunities that God can use to reveal His will to us. Get ready to get Going Deeper.
Going Deeper is a series that focuses on Gods will — in Week #1 we look at a different way to seek and experience the will of God in our lives. As 2015 begins, get ready to get Going Deeper.
As we look back in this last week of 2014, and look forward to 2015, Pastor Jack will look a three reasons we have to be grateful to God, no matter the battles weve faced, beatings weve taken, or how difficult our year may have been.
Our Family Christmas Eve Service is filed with scripture, song and dance for the entire family.
As we wind down this year with our last message series of the year, we will discover how there is a ton more than merely surviving Christmas. This third week of the series we will talk about the call of Christmas is to share the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
If everything is so festive and wonderful, why is depression at an all time high, where mistletoe and ivy stoked the fires of dread and despair?
As we wind down this year with our last message series of the year, we will discover how there is a ton more than merely surviving Christmas.
What can you learn from a turkey? Actually a lot. This Sunday before Thanksgiving come out and lets “Talk Turkey.”
Join us in the message series, Do Over. We conclude this series with a look at what it takes to be truly fired up and all in for the Lord as we get this “do over.”
Join us in the message series, Do Over. Forgiveness is at the heart of God & should also be the basis of what we do in our relationships. When we speak about a Do Over, we have to include forgiveness for us and extended by us.
This week we will take a look at how this world is filled with issues, struggles and problems and how many times we just want to “cover up” but in Week #2 - we will look at God’s way is not to cover it but to confess it.
This week we will look at the story of Emmaus and how God can bring life to those dead areas in Week #1 - But God.
12 Then Jesus said to his host, “When you give a luncheon or dinner, do not invite your friends, your brothers or sisters, your relatives, or your rich neighbors; if you do, they may invite you back and so you will be repaid. 13 But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, 14 and you will be blessed. Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous.”
There are sometimes where it seems that we are heading into a trial, in the middle of a trial or coming out of a trial. This week we will look how to Stand FIRM in the fiery trials of life.
This week we will look how to Stand STRONG in times of difficulty and adversity. When the Lions of this world are raging and surrounding you, do you have what it takes to Stand Strong with the Lord?
This week we will look how to Stand UP for what is right. Do you have what it takes to Stand Up for what is right?
As we look at Daniels life over the next few weeks, from being captured as a young boy, thrown into the lion’s den or the fiery furnace, we’ll see Daniel and his friends Stand for God. This week we will look how to Stand Out!
During this series, we will learn how to purposely embrace in Small Things, for BIG Change. Small Things BIG Change. This week, Your Actions.
During this series, we will learn how to purposely embrace in Small Things, for BIG Change. Small Things BIG Change. This week, Your Words.
During this series, we will learn how to purposely embrace in Small Things, for BIG Change.: Small Things BIG Change. This week, small thoughts.
During this series, we will learn how to purposely embrace in Small Things, for BIG Change.
This week conclude our series with seeing how all these pressures in life lead us away from the peace of feeling at home.
This week we look at the ways our finances, and lack of finances causes our pressure levels to rise.
This week we ask the questions, “Do we have time for God?” and “Do we really trust God to do what He says when we follow Him?
Pressure…we feel it, we live with it, we are controlled by it and we know we need a change, but where do we begin?
This week we will look at The Freedom Dream as Haven Church explores the true freedom you get when living a life with Christ. Because once you accept Him, your past no longer holds you down and your strongholds are broken.
In this fourth week in our series The Ghost, Pastor Jack will look at the true purpose via the fruits of the Holy Spirit and the cycle the Spirit works in the lives of believers. So join us for The Ghost: Fruit Cycle this week at Haven Church.
In week #3 of our series The Ghost, we will discuss and show us how the Holy Spirit works as our divine reminder of who we are in Christ — no matter how “miry” the pits of our lives the Holy Spirit will remind us of who are deliver is.
It is during those times that the only way we overcome these challenges is through the Holy Spirit and His power. How does that happen? Through several qualities that the Holy Spirit wants to give to all believers.
Even though that is a major part, there seems to have be a great disconnect between what is meant by a “God pleasing spirituality” as it relates to others and our connections with not only those who, “have it together,” but all who struggle.
his week we will look at what we do when transitions in life and faith don’t always follow the pattern we expect and what’s left when it’s the End of the Innocence.
Our churches and ultimately, the hearts of Christians. If we seriously took Jesus command what would that mean for our lives and how can we attain this Higher Love.
This week we will look at what to do when we are at the end of the rope. It’s then you Don’t Stop Believin’, no matter what.
We are glad you are joining us for this incredible sermon series. We hope by the end of this series you will see the power in the … “Totally Tubular 80′s”!
Through the great biblical story of David and Goliath we will see how to deal with the giants of life.
Come out this Easter Sunday to Haven Community Church during our 8:15 a.m. or 10:15 a.m. services to enjoy Getting’ Messy This Easter as we celebrate the Resurrection of Christ and the better life Christ offers us.
Either way, we spend so much of our time thinking about it, working for it, earning it, studying it, saving it, blowing it and investing it – all of these different things. This sixth week, we will embrace transforming how we see and use money through transforming our financial health.
This week I want us to look at relational health or how we look to transforming your relationships. How to make your relationships better by looking at diffusing the fears that wreck our relationships. To do that we’re going to go all the way back to the book of Genesis, the very first book of the Bible, and look at the first couple Adam and Eve because that’s where all the relationship problems began.
This week I want us to look at what the Bible says about how to manage your emotions: How to deal with how you feel. It is so difficult at times because how what we think influences how we feel and how we feel influences how we act. Through all this, God wants us to manage our emotions, by focussing toward Him and not having us be irrational due to our feelings. This week we will unpack what the Bible says about Dealing with how I’m Feeling as we look to God transforming our lives.
No transformation takes place, no change takes place in your mind or in your life until your thoughts begin to change. Join Haven Community Church this week as we look at how we Change Life by Changing My Mind.
Last week, we looked at habits for Spiritual Heath, and this week, we will look at habits for Physical Health — especially the areas that stress attacks us. Join us as we continue to be TRANSFORMED!
This week we begin a journey to get Transformed. Transformed is a church-wide, 7-week campaign helping guide and growth by exploring what the Bible has to say about every essential area of our lives.
This week we celebrate what God has done, what he is doing and more importantly where he is leading Haven Church in the path forward.
What exactly does is mean when God is silent? Is it that He is mad or punishing us with the silent treatment? Or, is there something that we can learn about ourselves, God and ourselves with God through the silence. Join us as we discover how to really hear God in the silence.
In part six of our series I Have No Clue, Pastor Jack explains how to keep our strong when our situations and lives are attacking us as we go En Garde against these challenges with the Spirit of God.
Join us this week before Valentine’s Day where we see the “Heart tests” we need to pass in order to get Moving 18” in this week of the sermon series, I Have No Clue.
Where is God in all of this? In week four of the I Have No Clue series, we will look at how through suffering and scars, God uses it all to show His glory while molding and strengthening us in through our scars.
In the third week of the I Have No Clue sermon series, Pastor Jack will share how in the greatest storms of life the Lord brings His purpose for your life.
So many of us do not even have a clue what a holy life means, consists of, or even is. This week 2 Timothy 1:9 will be unpacked more than you could ever imagine.
Can I trust God in all times and situations with an unshakable faith? Have NO clue? Come find out.
So, in this last message of 2013, we will discuss how through a few Resolutions, you can really make 2014 your big turning point with the Lord.
Our two Christmas Eve services were focused on family and celebrating Jesus’s Birthday, through song, dance, scripture readings, messages, and communion, endowing in candle light.
Our two Christmas Eve services were focused on family and celebrating Jesus’s Birthday, through song, dance, scripture readings, messages, and communion, endowing in candle light.
This week we will have our Children’s Christmas Program, “The Chosen One”, as a main part of worship.
Join us this week in the third week of the Do You Hear? message series, we will look at ways to have A Wonderful Life by following Jesus, Our Wonderful Counselor.
This week with see how Jesus, as the Prince of Peace, bring PEACE to all areas of your life.
But what about hearing the voice of the one who began all of this by sending His Son, Jesus, who set all this in motion. For the next several weeks lets look at those sounds from God that we may be missing all year long.
Today, do we honestly stop and focus on the greatness and goodness of God and how in this time of individualism we have lost a concept of the Greatness of God.
What’s the difference…God is! Join us this week when our focus this week we seek to know how God is here with us and now anything can happen.
In this new Sermon Series, God is… , we will seek to find out who God is as revealed in His word and in relationship with others. This first week, we will analyze what God is not in order to set the table for the remainder of the series.
When our perspective of the fear is bigger than God is, the fear is insurmountable; yet, when we have God in the proper site, all other things fail in comparison. Join us in this last week in the series, Fear Itself.
In this third week of the Fear Itself message series, we will look at the “very best of Fear” and how we can overcome the cyclical pattern of fear possibilities.
In this second week of Fear Itself, we will look at what is it that you are running from. Most often, it is the thing that is closest to you.
Primarily dealing with the concepts of how we are told to “Do Not Fear…” and then at the same time, told in the Bible, “Fear God.” Does it make sense to do both? Often those opposite statements leave us even more confuse and more fearful. Join us this week as kick off this Frightful Sermon Series.
In the third week of the Blown Away series, we will focus on how to get our momentum back by focussing not on what is lacking but by what we have.
This week we want to look at the place you are, the place God calls you, and the place God has for you. Wherever you are, remember, there is more there then it seems.
In this series, Blown Away, we will look how this is the perfect time before the end of the year to get your spiritual momentum back and get back to where God wants you to be.
In week #3 of Overcoming the Gap, we will look at how when we do not match up to the expectations of others. They expect one thing and we do something else. More importantly, what do we do when others expectations get in the way of what Christ is calling us to do or to be?
In this second week of the Re:New series, we will look at how the Christian life is definitely More Than a Feelin.
Transformation is in our life journey. From the point of birth we are created to grow, and the best kind of change leaves a permanent mark on our faith walk. Throughout this series we learn what it means to become new as individuals and as a church in purpose, history and mission.
In this last week of our Altar Image series we will look at laying down our needing approval of others and living to please God.
Romans 12: 1-3 (NIV) Everyday it happens. We are just minding our own business, going from point A to point B and then all of a sudden, you see IT, you hear THAT or someone does or says something that offends you. We spend everyday of our lives being offended everyday. It seems as if we are not being offended, we are offending many others. It’s not only about being offended but it seems like we hold on to a right
During this series we will look at several ways we can discover our Altar Image. This week we will look at our feelings of inadequacy.
Join us this week as we see through scripture how we can be men of steel in a world that slings kryptonite at us.
Hebrews 11:1-2; 8-19; 32-40 Probably the most frequently asked question from the dawn of time is Why does a loving, all good God allow suffering? Situations change but the question remains the same around suffering: Why are babies born with terminal diseases? Why did those young children have to die in Newtown at the hands of a madman? Why did God allow all those people to die in the tornado in Oklahoma City? Why did the action of that drunk
In the second week of our fAQ Sermon Series, we will sort through the stuff that has been placed on baptism to get to the heart of the matter, What is baptism & why is it important?
For the next several weeks, we will be looking at many of those questions in our new sermon series: fAQ: frequently Asked Questions. With this week being a celebration of Pentecost, we begin this week with fAQ: Who and what is the Holy Spirit?
In delving from the Parables of Jesus, this week our red letters come from Jesus & the Apostle Paul as they shape for us an understanding that women are more than stereotypical images of womanhood, but divinely created in the image of God.
In week #2 of the Redletters sermon series our focus on Jesus continues as we will look at the parable of Jesus regarding the sower from Matthew 13. On this Cinco de Mayo we will look our cardio conditions and how they display so much of the growth or lack or growth in our faith journeys.
Luke 10:25-37(NIV) The words spoken by Jesus are powerful, life changing, and world changing. Many bibles want to set them apart so much that they printed in red letters. For the next several weeks, we will look at the words of Christ and how they can inspire, transform and call us to a higher level of faith. This week we will look at the Good Samaritan.
Philippians 3:1-14 (NIV) Last week we left off looking toward unpacking Philippians 3 this week and our focus will be on the importance of knowing Christ. The events of this week with the terrorist attack at the Boston Marathon and its manhunt, the explosion in West Texas all causing me to recognize just how much the world needs to know Jesus. Just think, one second runners are getting ready to cross the finish line of a grueling 26.2 mile race,
This week we continue the Be the Message series focusing on Jesus next section of the Sermon on the Mount regarding and this week we are focusing on the BEing Committed.
Matthew 5:1-6, Luke 18:9-14 Have you heard it? You know what he said or what she said. When we hear these things we often wonder about the importance of the someone’s words. Words can help, harm, lead, destroy, etc. Either way they convey the importance of what someone wants to get through. Following Easter, the disciples wanted to live for Christ in a powerful way, as I am sure many of us do today. The scriptures tell us that he
In our final week of the Close Encounters series we get an opportunity to celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord by looking at Roads.
This week we will look at the close encounters that Jesus had with Satan. Additionally, we will look at what Satan wants to do to us and how we can learn from Jesus encounters with Satan, how he can be overcome.
This week in the Close Encounters series we will be looking at the encounter of the man known only as the Rich Young Rule with Jesus and how this meeting could have been life enriching but the choices he made left him with sadness.
This week we look at Peter and Judas and how falling away does not mean you cannot once again follow Jesus.
In week #2 of our close encounters series, we will look at the story of Zacchaeus and how everything from a worldly point of view look amazing; yet, he really had a tremendous void.
This week we begin with a new series called, Close Encounters. In the weeks leading up to Easter, we will be looking at individuals in the Bible who had real, life-changing, close encounters with Jesus and it forever changed their lives.
We live in a time when one seems like such a small amount. One voice, one cry, one hope. As a matter of fact, the Canadian government has taken their pennies out of circulation and rumors are the U.S. government is also considering taking the Lincoln penny out of circulation as well.
So, in this fifth week of the Apps for Life series, we will go to Gods App Store and download the APP God has for depression.
Exodus 20:8-10 Run, run, run, rush, hurry, quick, run, rush, hurry…. It goes on and on and on. Remember the commercial for Calgon? “Calgon, take me away!” Well, not many of us have Calgon moments in our lives. According to the a study by the Bureau of Labor statistics released in 2010, in 1999, more than 25 million Americans – 20.5 % of the total workforce – reported that they worked at least 49 hours a week, and 11 million
In this third week of the Apps for Life Sermon Series, we will look at the symptoms of greed and how God through the Scripture has an APP for that, that will change our lives.
This week in the Apps for Life series we will focus on Anger. Anger is everywhere and in some fashion, with most people.
James 1:22-25 Apps, they are everywhere, billions of downloads for our phones, computers, tablets, etc. Wouldn’t be neat if we could just download apps that help us deal with those areas of life we don’t like or feel are consistent with our life’s journey? Well, the Bible contains numerous apps to help us navigate throughout life. Join us for the next several weeks in this series, as we download the right apps to make life complete.
Last week we spoke about what was behind us and this week we will pick up and look forward to what God is calling us to do in 2013.
This time of year as we begin to face a New Year, we cannot help but face looking in the rearview mirrors of our lives at those areas we stumbled in order that we may grow. This week we will end 2012 by looking back on ourselves and how we move past those broken, failed areas to have God use us in tremendous ways.
n our third week of the Christmas Chaos sermon series, we will look at something that seems to be missing a lot in our world: PEACE.
We have chaotic lives; yet, it is in the midst of the chaotic times of life and during the Christmas Season God shows up. This is what happened in the first Christmas and will today. It will never be easy, but God will be with you.
This week we will talk about Gods hand being on the ministry of Haven Church & how that which is in our hands can be used for Gods purpose.
Luke 2:1-7 The thanksgiving turkey has been eaten, family has returned back to their homes, and Black Friday has kicked off the one of the most chaotic times of life: The Christmas Season. Are you ready for Christmas Chaos? Well, ready or not, here it comes! With all this upheaval, it is so easy to lose focus on Christ. In this series, Christmas Chaos, we will look at our how we can manage the demands of the busy season; yet,
John 2:1-11 The world is full of change & that can often be a trying time. Jesus first recorded miracle at the wedding of Cana was exactly that, one of changing – water into wine. What can we learn from this unusual account about how our lives change & are shape in to something with incredible value when Jesus acts in our lives.
We finish this weeks sermon series with a focus on Jesus and the cross and how his monster faith in action that opened eternal life for all who believe in him.
This weeks Monster Faith discussion leads us to Abraham on Mt. Moriah and his monstrous act of faith in trusting in Jehovah Jireh (God, My Provider).
In this series, Monster Faith, spend the next three weeks looking at Monsters of faith in mountain experiences. This week we will look at Elijah on Mount Carmel and his monster faith against King Ahab and the prophets of Baal.
There are those weeks and times where life throws all stuff at you that is not fun. During those times we can get hopelessly or we can get lost in the hope of Christ. This week we focus on Pauls letter to the Romans and how we need to get lost.
In the final week of the Old School Rocks series, we will look at something so old school that Jesus instituted himself: Communion.
In week three of the Old School Rocks series, we will look at that question and show how this Old School book has tremendous value for our lives.
In week two of the sermon series: Old School Rocks, we will look at prayer, what it is NOT, what it is & the power of prayer in general. Join us as we get old school and unpack the power of prayer.
In this series, Old School Rocks, we will share how we believe in some old school values that still apply today and we have a Lord that believes in taking old things and making them new. In week one, we will revisit our belief in the Power of Relationships.
Over the last two weeks, we have been talking about DNA, specifically the DNA of Haven Church. We talked about Intimacy With God; Community With Insiders and this week we discuss, Influence With Those Outside. How committed are we to searching out those far from the Lord? Do we care? Should we care?
In week#2 we will talk about the importance of community with fellow believers inside the church. Truly what is missing more than ever before is a sense of community and togetherness in the world and even in the church.
This week we are going to focus on intimacy/closeness with God asking the question: Is it even possible to get close to God?
The Olympics teaches us so much and it also presents a way to teach all of us the importance that we are running the ‘race of life in which we need to go for the gold! On your mark…get set...
This week in the Refreshed sermon series, we will look at how what stirs us up and how God can stir us up even if we do not feel like it and begin to understand what it means to live beyond how we feel.
This week we will talk about being refreshed in the Kingdom (Kingdom of God). How can we survive burn out in Gods Kingdom?
How can we be renewed, refreshed in the amazing presence of God which at times seems to drain more than fulfill. Yet, Jesus says, Come to me you who are weary and Ill give you rest.
The fact is they are not willing, do not desire, or just wont go all in! Much of our journey with the Lord finds us scooping out handfuls of God to dampen the heat; however, are we willing to go All In for the Lord.
This week as we stare at the 4th of July, we look back at men and women who dedicated their lives to a cause greater than themselves. George Washington himself recognized this saying, Make sure you are doing what God wants you to do–then do it with all your strength. If we are not, we need to transformed strength.
Regardless of how the weather is outside, in the winter we fill our homes and automobiles with heat and in the summer with A/C we live weatherless lives. Often we do the same when it comes to life. We try to live lives of weatherlessly but eventually the storms come -- how to we react and survive the storms.
Now, that I am a father, too. Its the small things that I want my children to learn and the small things that help shape the large things in life. Its no different with God, the small things matter to Him. Lets celebrate Fathers Day with a focus on the small things.
This week we remember. We remember those who paid the ultimate cost for serving their country and we remember the day God sent the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost.
Christianity, these modern Radicals seem to be normal compared to what Christ calls disciples to live out. In this message, we look at how we can, in this modern day, be committed to take Jesus to The Streets?
On this Mothers Day 12, Pastor Jack will share his experience in trusting Christ during a week when hope seems to run dry and God proves faithful as always.
Sometimes we pray, pray, pray and we cannot comprehend why it seems like God is not listening to us - maybe hes not!
The message that Nehemiah leaves with us is that we too should have the same kind of heart for our community today.
Do you ever feel dried out? Like you were once a plum filled up with faith and now you are a prune? Some may wonder, will I ever recapture that vibrant part of my faith walk?
The week after Easter has always been an interesting week for the church. In looking at church history it has been called the Empty Sunday due to restrictions from abstaining from any work.
In this last week of the whY series, we will celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus and look at who Jesus is for us.
This week is where we will recognize Holy Week by kicking off with the recalling of Palm Sunday. It is also that zany April Fools Day. Really?
In this second week of the whY series, we will be looking at the story in Johns Gospel of surrounding Jesus anointing and what it really means to waste in the way Christ intends for us to do so.
As we transition to the weeks before Easter, we will take a hiatus from the En Fuego Series and have a 3 week series call whY which focusses on why we should care about Jesus, why should I want to follow Jesus, why an of this even matters; and several other whys?
This week we look at the active ministry of Barnabas and Saul, specifically the type of person Barnabas was and how the church grew in amazing ways through his commitment and devotion to God and others and how the church today could use a few more Barnabas in its ranks today.
The early days of the church in Acts found a struggle between who was welcomed in the church or those that were chosen & holy vs. common. The message of Christ is just that, God taking the normal, common, ordinary and empowering and using the normal in extraordinary ways.
Probably one of the most pivotal points in the history of Christianity is found within Acts chapter 9: the conversion of Saul. This mans conversion shifted his life purpose, expanded the church, and forever impacted Christianity and the world. What can we learn about being heading in the wrong direction and Christ redirecting our plans to his will and purpose.
This week we will look at the effective ministry of Philip and two specific people his ministry influenced: Simon Magnus and the Ethiopian eunuch.
In this week of the En Fuego series, we look at the death of the first Christian martyr, Stephen and how his death, and the events surrounding it, and how God used the suffering, persecution and scattering of the church brought the will of God for ministry.
With what seems a struggle between modern culture and Christian discipleship, we must ponder of our service and our lifestyle, If it is of God...
What is it that makes some generous and others not? In this section of Acts we see the church growing and shifting in growth but also a challenge to be genuine in their faith.
In this week of the En Fuego series, we will look at Acts 3 & 4 and how Peter and John where the agents of Christs healing for the paralyzed man and how this encounter changed the man, the ministry and the life of the church forever.
In week 2 of the En Fuego Sermon Series, we will look at Acts 2 and the Day of Pentecost, where Jesus promise of the Holy Spirit filled 120 believers and set on fire the ministry that changed the world. So what does that mean for believers today?
In week number one of the series, we will focus on Christs final words and instructions before ascending and how it laid the ground work for the coming of the Holy Spirit and the growth of the church.
No matter what stage of Erik Ericksons stages of life development you are in or whether you begin to ponder your New Years resolutions for 2012, what is your Bucket List? More importantly, what is your Bucket List for God? What is God calling you to in 2012 and your life.
So often we want the quick fix and the easy thing so much that we dont even have to get out of are cars. In some ways, Christianity has become drive-thru rather than what Christ intended for His church.
One of the great Christmas songs of all time is O Come, O Come Emmanuel, and really the only time many of us use this term.
In this last week of the Old Time Religion series we will look at how to carry that faith in a modern world.
In this second week of the series Old Time Religion, we will look at the old time faith and how some of the greatest hardships in life strengthens the relationship with Christ rather than divides or severs it.
In this series, Pastor Jack looks back at the some tenets of the Christianity of yesteryear and how can the church in the world today can recapture the fervor and desire to know, grow, serve and share Jesus Christ.
This week we speak about hiding our sins and our hurts, two things that both paralyze and destroy our faith walks.
In this sermon, we will talk about the masks we wear and how to remove them so that Christ can transform us.
In the UnStuck series we have looked at getting unstuck in our faith, friends, family, field, and finances this final week we will look at the final place we can get stuck...our future.
We hear it on the news, we recognize it in stores, we definitely experience it personally -- financial woes and worries. George Gallup reports that 64% of all couples worry about money.
In week 4 of the UnStuck series, we look at Gods plan for your field realizing God does not want us to be stuck in our career, but bring Him glory in all that you do.
In week 3 of the UnStuck series, we look at Gods plan for family realizing God does not want us to be stuck.
In week 2 of the UnStuck series, we will look at some of the most important areas that help us succeed in life or drag us down like a lifeboat hooked to the Titantic. Friendships are part of Gods plan and we all realize that Jesus and the early church always sent people out in pairs.
In week 1 we will look at the Apostle Peter and how he was stuck in his faith and how he became unstuck.
As we approach this weekend, we look to the 10 year anniversary of 9/11, we are reminded of the events that occurred that changed our world as we knew it. In addition, for Haven Church, we look to this week as Commitment Sunday as we step forward as a church to a new phase of ministry.
Have you ever said or heard the statements that begin with, If only I had…. or I can just get…. It seems we so often live in lives so dependent on chance and wishful thinking rather than living full, happy lives not based on conditions or occurrences. In this sermon we will balance this with Pauls statements in Philippians 4 focussing on contentment.
As Haven Church presses forward to accomplish Gods desire for our church, we will look at this amazing call of Christ to take the many to accomplish the incredible.
The second week of this series, we examine how Christ can be so upfront with us that at times we are shocked at by his abruptness. When we step back to take a look it can be the most important our development in faith.
This week we will look at the famous Beatitudes in Jesus Sermon on the Mount and how the words of the confusing Christ confuse and compel us.
Think about it, 78 years, that is not really a long time at all. So, what is it that you want to leave as a legacy? Yes, we pass things onto our spouse, children, grandchildren, friends, etc. More importantly, what is our legacy for God that we will leave for the generations behind us, so they can know Jesus?
In this second week of the Mirrors sermon series, we will look in the mirror at the areas where we havent grown up in our faith.
When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Are you happy or sad, rested or excited? In this sermon series, Mirrors, we will look into several areas of self-evaluation when we look into the mirror to see those blemishes in our relationship with Christ.
So often we sing, read scripture, hear a message; yet, still may be experiencing by juggling, hiding and ignoring the things that keep us from salvation & revival in a freeing relationship with Christ.
In looking in the book of Haggai, we learn that we must put God first and not the other things we hold to be so important.
This Fathers Day Sunday we will talk about God as our Father and what it means to be in His hands and how we can live empowered lives based on that.
In this final week of the Plastic Jesus series, we look at when God steps in and does the miraculous.
In continuing the Plastic Jesus series, this week we focus on how Summertime is full of day trips, picnics and vacations.
In this sermon we will look at how to handle our frustration to see how God can and God will make a way.
In this second week of the Plastic Jesus sermon series, we will talk about should it matter if the end of the world comes for those who love Christ? And how does our Plastic Jesus fit into our End of the World Bucket Lists!
God realizes it is difficult in the world and we need to have Godly character to make it. In this sermon Pastor Jack focuses on Godly character.
In this series, we will look at these areas and see how we can break the plastic Jesus mold for the real Jesus.
Join us for this honest, humorous, and honest connection in the Resurrection and why it does matter.
This week, we will look at how the limitations we place on situations, ourselves and others, as well as, the limitations others place on us, often keep us from receiving all the extraordinary things God has in store for us.
In this first week we will look at how does God fit into worship where even that becomes routine, ritual and is often far from Gods desire.
In this sermon Pastor Jack shares his thoughts on these questions and why more than every we need to share the Good News of Christ.
In this message, Pastor Jack will share what he believes Jesus is calling us to do as servants in a chaotic world.
In this sermon we explore this process of growing in faith and knowledge of Jesus, how growth takes devotion, intention, and is required to deepen our faith journey with the Lord.
This week Pastor Jack discusses how knowing God through Jesus Christ is not only lived out in knowledge and experience with God, but in action and fellowship with God and others known by the Greek term Koinonia.
In this message, Pastor Jack delves into how God desires us to know us and make Himself known to us to achieve the relationship God desires to enrich our lives.
This Sunday, we will celebrate our first three years past and anxiously engage together the future vision of Havens calling.
In this account in Genesis 29, we will see how Jacobs journey for love did not turn out to be as easy as he thought and analyze the example how we need to be willing to be equally persistent in our quest in the I love ewe and not get sidetracked by having a cow in our relationship with our first love.