Weekly or Bi-Weekly sermon's from Atlantic Beach Assembly of God that talks about not only the Bible but how it applies to everyday real life.
Paslm 34:1-8These verses are a heartfelt declaration of praise and trust in God. David commits to continually praising the Lord, encouraging others to join him in glorifying God. He recounts how God delivered him from fear and trouble when he sought Him. Those who look to God are radiant and never ashamed. The psalm highlights God's attentiveness to the humble and those in need , His protection through His angel, and the goodness found in trusting Him.
2 Timothy 1:1-7In the opening of this letter, Paul introduces himself as an apostle of Christ by God's will and addresses Timothy as his beloved spiritual son. He expresses gratitude to God and recalls Timothy's sincere faith, which first lived in his grandmother Lois and mother Eunice. Paul encourages Timothy to rekindle the spiritual gift God gave him through the laying on of hands. He reminds him that God has not given a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-discipline.
This passage recounts a period of prosperity and conflict in Isaac's life. Isaac sows crops in Gerar and receives a hundredfold harvest, a sign of God's blessing. He becomes very wealthy, accumulating flocks, herds, and servants. The Philistines grow envious and stop up the wells his father Abraham had dug. Eventually, Abimelech, the king of the Philistines, tells Isaac to leave because he has become too powerful.Isaac moves to the Valley of Gerar, reopens his father's wells, and digs new ones. However, local herders quarrel with his servants over the new water sources, leading to ongoing disputes.
Acts 1:9-11 The disciples stood there gazing, frozen between wonder and uncertainty.But Heaven didn't leave them stuck — it gave them a shove toward action!The same question comes to us today — Why are you still standing here? What now?
John 1:29-34 If you want to understand Easter—If you want to grasp the weight of salvation—If you want to know what real love looks like...Then don't just look at the tomb...Don't just glance at the cross...Watch. The. Lamb
Jesus enters Jerusalem to shouts of praise, but He begins to weep. Why? Because they missed the hour of their visitation. They had expectations—but they were too small, too shallow, and too self-serving. Jesus came not to meet man'sexpectations, but to fulfill God's promise
2 Kings 6:8–23 Before you know what to DO, you better know what NOT to do.DO NOT FEARDO NOT FOCUS ON CIRCUMSTANCES DO NOT FORGET WHO YOU ARE IN CHRIST DO NOT RESPOND IN THE FLESH
Let's be honest—some of us treat the Holy Spirit like we treat guests in an Airbnb.As an Airbnb host, I know a thing or two:Guests don't get full access.Certain areas are locked.They can't move walls or change the layout.And most of all, they don't stay forever.We do the same thing with the Holy Spirit—invite Him in on Sunday, maybe Wednesday, but keep the “DO NOT ENTER” signs up in our hearts. That's Airbnb Christianity. But Romans 8:11 calls us to something deeper—habitation, not visitation.And the Spirit we're talking about? He's not new on the scene.This Same Spirit who hovered over the waters at Creation.This Same Spirit who raised Jesus from the grave.This Same Spirit now dwells in you.
Phil and Pam Stevens deliver a powerful message woven with personal stories of faith, resilience, and a call to action for community service, emphasizing that everyone has a role to play in revitalizing the church and the community. Their aim to connect with local churches and provide support speaks to a deeper need for spiritual revival and connection in America today, highlighting the importance of faith in navigating challenges and creating lasting change.
Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Let's break that down:Substance is something tangible, something real. Hope alone can feel like a dream, but faith gives it form. Faith turns a vision into reality, a possibility into a promise, and a word into a witness!Evidence means proof! The world says, “I'll believe it when I see it,” but faith says, “I believe it before I see it!” Faith is believing in the unseen because God has already spoken it!Hope sets the destination, but faith fuels the journey. If you hope for something, your faith is what makes you move toward it.
Pastor Hutto talks about praying through your life and not just praying until you get an answer. Pray for your miracle and then when that miracle shows up you have to accept it.
Many have moments when we want to believe, but doubt tries to creep in. Like the father of the demon-possessed boy in Mark 9:24, we cry out:"Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!"(Mark 9:24 NKJV
You are part of a powerful legacy of faith—your journey is a continuation of the victories of those who came before you. In this episode, we dive into Hebrews 12:1-3 and explore what it means to run the race set before us with endurance. Your path is uniquely designed, so stop comparing yourself to others and focus on your own journey. Let go of unnecessary baggage—past hurts, fear, shame, and distractions that slow you down. Faith is not a sprint but a marathon, requiring patience and perseverance. Most importantly, you are not running alone! A great cloud of witnesses is cheering you on, and your endurance is inspiring those around you. Get ready to drop the weights, stay faithful, and keep running—because this is your race to win!
We talk about being concerned vs anxiety and fear
Pastor Hutto preaches about how Jesus spoke in parables and he preached to love one another.
Pastor Hutto talks about September 11th, 2001, how it affected the church and how Christians need to lean on God and focus on having the Peace only God can give you.
Pastor Christina Johnson talks about how everyone gets a ticket to be in the presence of God. Yet some come to see a show, yet take nothing back with them. Choose to be in the presence of God and not leave the same way that you came, don't just punch a ticket.
Pastor Hutto rededicates our Altars after they were re-finished during our building remodel and talks about how we need to bring our issues, lay them on the altar and leave them there. Don't get up, leave and take your issues with you.
Pastor Hutto talks about the importance of the Altar
Luke 15:11-32 Thinking about last week's parables of The lost sheep & lost coin what is similar in this parable? what is different? 2. What was the younger sons attitude towards his fater when he left? 3. what does he represent? 4. What made him have a change of heart? 5. How do you think the son expected his father to react? 6. How did the father react? 7. How did the older son react? 8. Who does he represent?
1. Who was this parable directed towards? Was the implication towards them positive or negative? 2. What does this situation reveal about the heart of the man who was requesting Jesus' intervention 3. Did the rich man in the parable have an authority figure at work in his life? Who was in charge of making his decisions? 4. Was there anything wrong with him "having a very fertile land and productive soil?" Was there a deeper thought to this and how does thies reconcile with Jesus's words? 5. What does god's reaction to the rich man tell us about how we should live our lives? 6. How do we become rich toward God?
Pastor Hutto talks how angry the devil must be because your sins have been bought and paid for by the blood of Jesus.
Pastor talks about letting got take care of the impossible
Isaiah 43:18-21 Philippians 3:12-14 2 Corinthians 5 1 Peter 4:12
Being partakers and carriers of His presence
The Fruit of The Spirit Week 9 - Gentleness
The Fruit of the Spirit Week 7 - Goodness
The Fruit of the Spirit Week 6 - Kindness
The Fruit of the Spirit Week 5 - Patience
The Fruit of the Spirit Week 4 - Peace
Repairing the Altar of the Lord
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