A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Judy looks at Hebrews 13:1 and the way in which it should challenge us as to the fact that our love for the brethren ought to be one of the defining characteristics of our lives.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Pastor Rick shares a promise of Jesus from John 16:33 that almost no one claims, and reminds us why it’s an important promise for us to remember.
A message from the series “Unfinished – A Journey Through the Book of Acts.” As Pastor Andrew preaches through the beginning of Acts 12, he reminds us that prayer has real power and that without it, we can’t expect God to work in the same way.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Judy looks at Psalm 89:1 and reminds us of the importance of telling the next generation about God’s faithfulness.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Pastor Rick looks at the Apostle Paul’s words in Philippians 4:11-12 and reminds us of how our tendency to compare what we have with what someone else has can blind us to God’s blessings.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Raquel looks at Matthew 5:14-16 and talks about some of the ways in which we can let God’s light shine through us.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Pastor Andrew continues his study through the book of Acts and looks at Acts 19 and the transformation that took place when the Apostle Paul brought the gospel to Ephesus.
A message from the series “Stand Alone Sermon.” Join us for our Thanksgiving Eve service this year as Pastor Rick preaches through Psalm 136 and reminds us that we’re meant to be thankful in all circumstances!
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Judy Mandl looks at Psalm 100 and asks us whether as we think about the things for which we’re thankful, we have thought about doing a Thanksgiving alphabet. It doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be as simple as A-B-C.
A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Pastor Rick looks at Romans 1:20-21. James 1:17, and John 1:16 and challenges us to think about the difficulty of giving thanks when we don’t know to whom it is we’re thankful.
