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Pentecost wasn't just the birth of the Church—it was the day the Holy Spirit was poured out on ordinary people, changing everything. God is not done. We learned: The Promise of Power Jesus said, “Wait for the gift.” And then—SUDDENLY—heaven broke in. We serve a God of suddenly moments. The Purpose of Power The Holy Spirit gives us power to: - Speak boldly - Love deeply - Live differently - Serve faithfully - Witness effectively The Church doesn't just need plans— It needs the presence of God. Let's stay filled. Stay ready. This is the Day of Power.
Scripture: Acts 1–2 | The Day of Pentecost What if waiting wasn't wasted time—but preparation for a divine move? In this powerful Pentecost message, Pastor [Insert Name] unpacks "The Day of Expectation," a moment that forever changed the course of history. More than just a day of power, Pentecost was a prophetic appointment, rich with spiritual symbolism—and full of relevance for your life today. Through a dynamic, waterfall-style teaching, you'll discover how the early Church waited with expectation—and how their obedience, hunger, and readiness opened the door to an outpouring of the Holy Spirit. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS MESSAGE: 1. A Spiritual Harvest Begins • Pentecost (Greek: Pentēkostē, meaning “fiftieth”) was more than a Jewish festival—it was the first-fruits of a greater spiritual harvest. • On this day, 3,000 souls were saved (Acts 2:41), as the Holy Spirit marked the birth of the Church. • God transformed an offering of crops into an offering of people—redeemed and empowered for mission. 2. A New Law Written on Hearts • At Mt. Sinai, the Law was given on stone tablets. • At Pentecost, the Spirit came to write God's law on our hearts. • Where 3,000 died in rebellion (Ex. 32:28), now 3,000 live in grace—judgment reversed through Christ. 3. God's Perfect Timing • This wasn't just a spiritual outpouring—it was a divine strategy. • God empowered the disciples and positioned the Gospel to spread to the nations. WAITING WITH EXPECTATION MEANS: Obedience Even in Uncertainty Acts 1:4-5 — Jesus commanded the disciples to wait in Jerusalem. Waiting isn't passive—it's faith-filled obedience. Spiritual Hunger Is Stirred Acts 1:14 — They weren't distracted… they were devoted. Prayer and unity prepared them for power. Preparation for What God Has Prepared Waiting creates space. Expectation creates posture. When you're ready for God to move, you won't miss it when He does.
How do you build a life that can withstand anything? In this message, Pastor Dustin shares part 3 of our Breaking Through the Storm series with a timely and practical word: “Storm Proofing Your Life.” Learn how to build a life that won't collapse under pressure — by strengthening your foundation, forming daily godly habits, and trusting God to cover what you can't control. You'll learn: Why obeying God's Word is the foundation for unshakable faith The daily spiritual habits that fortify your life How to stop living in fear and start resting in God's peace Whether you're facing a storm now or preparing for one in the future, this message will equip you with the truth and tools you need to stand strong in every season. Key Scriptures: Matthew 7:24–25 • James 1:22 • Luke 6:48 • Proverbs 24:3–4 • Colossians 2:6–7 • Psalm 91:1–2
Moms have an incredible influence—sometimes for good, sometimes not so much. In this message, we take a closer look at how a mother's words and actions can shape lives in powerful ways. We'll explore some biblical examples, like how Rebekah's questionable advice (Genesis 25-27) and Herodias' destructive influence (Mark 6) left a lasting impact. But we'll also celebrate the positive side—like Mary, the mother of John Mark (Acts 12), who created a space for faith to thrive, and Eunice and Lois (2 Timothy 1), who passed down their sincere faith to Timothy. We'll also dig into some encouraging truths from Isaiah 55:11, Proverbs 22:6, and James 5:16—reminding us that a mom's prayers and guidance can make all the difference. Whether you're a mom, have a mom, or just need some inspiration, this message is for you!
Sometimes the hardest storms in life are the ones we cause ourselves. In this message, Pastor Dustin dives into the story of Jonah to reveal how God's grace still meets us—even when we run the opposite direction. Through Jonah's journey—and a powerful testimony from our staff member Jonas—you'll discover four life-changing truths about the storms we face: 1. God will often ask you to do things you don't want to do. 2. When God gives direction, Satan provides distraction. 3. God will send a storm to grab your attention—not to destroy you, but to redirect you. 4. Life-changing grace is often found under the waves. This sermon will challenge you to stop running and start trusting. Because even in unnecessary storms, God is still calling—and He's not done with you yet.
Today we launched our new series, "Breaking Through the Storm." In Part 1, "Peace in the Storm," we looked at Mark 4:35-41 — where Jesus calms a raging storm and reminds us that His peace is greater than any fear we face. Key reminders from today's message: Storms are inevitable, but Jesus is with us. His silence doesn't mean His absence. Fear reveals where our faith is anchored. Jesus has authority over every storm. We don't have to fear because of His Promise, His Presence, and His Peace. Scriptures: Mark 4:35-41, John 16:33, 2 Timothy 1:7
Without the Resurrection, there is no hope, no Gospel, and no faith. But because Jesus rose from the dead, everything changes. “I am the resurrection and the life…” (John 11:25) His resurrection is our hope, the heart of the Gospel, and the reason we believe. On that first Easter, Jesus asked: “Why are you crying? Who are you looking for?” (John 20:15) He still asks that question today. What are you searching for? – To be understood – To have power – To find freedom – To experience peace – To be loved Through the Resurrection, Jesus offers it all: – He understands you (Hebrews 4:15) – His power lives in you (Ephesians 1:19–20) – He brings freedom (2 Corinthians 3:17) – He gives peace (John 14:27) – His love never fails (Romans 8:38–39) And when He calls you by name—just like Mary—you'll know: He is risen. The search is over.
From the Garden of Eden to the Garden of Gethsemane, this Good Friday we reflect on the cost of sin—and the depth of God's love. In Eden, sin entered the world through disobedience, bringing separation, suffering, and death. Yet even then, God promised redemption (Genesis 3:15). In Gethsemane, Jesus prayed, "Not my will, but Yours be done" (Luke 22:42), beginning the final steps toward the cross. He was betrayed, arrested, tried, and crucified. Around 3:00 PM, He declared: "It is finished." One man's disobedience brought judgment. One man's obedience brought salvation (Romans 5:18–19). As we remember His body and blood through Communion, we're reminded of the question God still asks “Where are you?”
As Jesus entered Jerusalem riding a donkey, He came with a clear purpose—to seek and save the lost. This Palm Sunday, we're reminded that love was always at the center of His mission. In this message, we reflect on: x The clarity of Jesus' mission x The commitment it calls for x The people He came to save Are you ready to follow Jesus wherever He leads—no matter the cost?
Through Peter's story, we see the mercy of Jesus on full display—restoring, forgiving, and commissioning him after his greatest failure. In this message, we unpack: ✔ What forgiveness isn't ✔ Why we're called to forgive freely and fully ✔ How forgiveness leads to release, reconciliation, and revival “To be a Christian means to forgive the inexcusable, because God has forgiven the inexcusable in you.” – C.S. Lewis Watch now and be reminded: Jesus is merciful—and His mercy changes everything.
Are you waiting for healing, breakthrough, or a miracle? In John 5:1-15, Jesus encounters a man paralyzed for 38 years—waiting by the Pool of Bethesda. With just one command, everything changed: “Get up! Pick up your mat and walk.” In this message, we explore Jesus as the Healer and what His words reveal about faith, obedience, and walking in freedom. Key Takeaways: Only Jesus can take you where no one else can. Healing comes through faith and obedience. "Get up"—Rise above your circumstances. "Pick it up"—Leave behind what held you back. "Walk"—Step into authority and victory. Don't miss this message of hope and healing! Share with someone who needs to hear it.
Mary Magdalene's story is one of radical transformation—delivered from darkness, restored by Jesus, and the first to declare His resurrection. Her life reminds us that true freedom comes from our identity in Christ and our closeness to Him. Key Takeaways: Let Jesus define your identity – He restores dignity (Isaiah 43:1). Stay close to Jesus – He empowers you to walk in freedom (2 Peter 1:3). No matter your past, Jesus is your Deliverer! Step into the freedom He offers today.
Join us as we dive into Jesus' first What does it mean to be born again? In John 3, Nicodemus—a Pharisee and respected teacher—comes to Jesus in the cover of night, seeking answers. Jesus responds with a life-changing truth: No one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again. In this message, we explore the 4 steps that lead to spiritual rebirth: 1. Confusion About Who Jesus Is – Nicodemus acknowledges Jesus as a teacher from God but doesn't yet grasp His true identity. 2. Curiosity About Salvation – He struggles with Jesus' words about being born again, revealing the need for regeneration, not just reformation (Titus 3:5). 3. Conviction of Sin – Just as Moses lifted the bronze serpent in the wilderness, Jesus would be lifted up to bring eternal life to those who believe (John 3:14-15). 4. Conversion from Darkness to Light – The light of Christ calls us out of darkness and into truth (John 3:19-21). Nicodemus' journey didn't end in that night-time conversation—he later boldly honored Jesus at His burial (John 19:39). His story is a powerful reminder that encountering Jesus transforms us from the inside out. Key Scriptures: John 3:1-7, 14-17 | Titus 3:5 | Romans 3:10
Join us as we dive into Jesus' first recorded miracle at the Wedding in Cana (John 2:1-11). This powerful message explores the obedience of the servants, the faith of Mary, and the deeper significance of turning water into wine. Discover how this miracle points to Jesus' divine authority, the New Covenant, and the ultimate wedding feast to come!
God's heart has always been for the nations, and as believers, we are called to actively participate in His mission. This sermon unpacks the biblical foundation for both local and global outreach, the urgency of reaching the lost, and the strategy for making disciples and building the Church. With billions still unreached and opportunities right in our own communities, the Great Commission is not an option—it's a command.
Join us live as we reflect on the profound impact of Enoch's life and how we can walk more closely with God today. In this powerful message, we dive deep into the life of Enoch, one of the most fascinating yet briefly mentioned figures in the Bible. Enoch's story, found in Genesis, Hebrews, and Jude, is not about extraordinary people, but about ordinary people who had extraordinary faith.
Join us live as we explore how God's faithful presence, providence, and promises can shape our lives, even in the darkest moments. In this powerful message, we delve into the story of Joseph in Genesis, exploring how his faith in God's guidance shaped his journey. From being loved more than any other son to becoming second-in-command in Egypt, Joseph's life reflects God's intricate plan.
“Finding Faith In The Face of Fear" explores the concept of faith in two forms: Saving Faith (Ephesians 2:8) and Living Faith (2 Corinthians 5:7). It draws a comparison between a lion in the wild versus one in a zoo, behind glass, symbolizing how faith in God can transform how we perceive and interact with challenges. The story of Moses and the Israelites at the Red Sea is used as an example to show what can be accomplished "by faith." The key points are: 1. Surrendering What Is Behind You: This refers to leaving behind fears and past burdens. Moses reassures the Israelites not to be afraid but to stand firm, for God will deliver them (Exodus 14:10-15). Faith enables us to surrender the past, trusting that God fights for us and will provide deliverance. 2. Facing What Is In Front of You: When facing challenges, faith allows us to see opportunities where others see obstacles. Even in times of suffering, as Jesus mentioned in John 16:33, we can remain courageous because God has overcome the world. Moses is instructed to move forward toward the Red Sea, where God made a way through the impossible (Exodus 14:15-18). The overall message is that faith in God gives us the strength to move forward, knowing that with His help, we can overcome obstacles and find new paths where there seemed to be none (Isaiah 43:19).
In this powerful message, Robbie Hilton dives into the story of Gideon and how sometimes things only begin to make sense when we move and obey. The Israelites found themselves in a tough spot because of the false idols they worshipped, but even in their dysfunction, they still had enough faith to cry out to God for help. We all face moments where we don't feel worthy, but God's grace is bigger than our doubts. What are the things in your life that you don't understand yet, but need to bring before God? Key Takeaways: 1. God may not answer the question you're asking because it's not relevant to the current season of your life. God will meet you with what you have—because it's enough to move forward. 2. The answer may be in your going. Sometimes it's not about staying in the past, but moving forward and letting go of the things that hold you back. God has information about you that you don't even know yet—and the way to make sense of it all is to become someone you've never been before. The only way to do that is by following Him. Just like Gideon, we're called to respond to God's “go” rather than get trapped in the “why.” Keep moving forward, because the only way you lose in God's Kingdom is if you quit.
Join us live for week 4 of This Changes Everything! In this sermon, we explore the biblical foundation for prioritizing church involvement and why it is essential to the life of every believer. Being part of the church is more than just attending a service. It's about gathering, serving, encouraging, and shaping the future of the faith. Let's prioritize church involvement, knowing it transforms lives and advances God's Kingdom.
Join us live as we explore how to break free from the world's patterns and embrace God's transformative will for our lives. Financial stress is a major issue for many, with 77% of Americans feeling anxious about their finances, and 68% concerned about their future. But God's Word offers a better way—through the principles of tithing and sowing and reaping. We learn from the story of Adam and Eve how listening to the wrong voices, doubting God's goodness, and stepping over His boundaries leads to problems. On the other hand, honoring God with our wealth and sowing generously can unlock His blessings. You'll discover practical biblical truths for managing finances, trusting God's provision, and experiencing the transformative power of His good, pleasing, and perfect will. Don't miss out on learning how to shift from worldly patterns to God's patterns of blessing!
Join us live for week 2 of our series “This Changes Everything,” we dive into the impact of our relationships with others. In this message, Pastor Chris explores how improving our relationships starts with personal growth and spiritual maturity. Whether you're married, single, engaged, or navigating work and family dynamics, this message is for you. We discuss how our internal battles—hurts, insecurities, and desires—can affect how we interact with others and how to move toward healthier, more life-giving relationships. Learn four powerful prayers to transform your relationships: 1. God, will you change me? 2. God, will you help me put others first? 3. God, will you help me forgive? 4. God, will you help me love others like you do? Pastor Chris also shares practical steps for evaluating and improving key areas of your relationships, including with God, your spouse, family, friends, coworkers, and more. Join us as we take actionable steps toward bettering ourselves and building stronger, healthier connections in every part of our lives.
This Changes Everything – Romans 12:2 “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.” We dove deep into what it means to be transformed and how we can live according to God's will rather than the world's mold. Topics include: - Breaking free from worldly pressures like materialism, bitterness, selfishness, and laziness. - How to stop unhealthy patterns in our lives: Recognize, Remove, Replace. - The benefits of daily time with God and how it strengthens our spiritual growth, mental well-being, and decision-making. Recommended Apps for Daily Devotions: 1. She Reads Truth / He Reads Truth 2. Abide 3. Our Daily Bread 4. Dwell 5. Glorify 6. Bible in One Year Fasting: A Biblical Practice We also explore the biblical definition of fasting and its benefits, such as: - Quieting your inner self - Gaining power over physical desires - Growing in gratitude and strength to overcome challenges
Join us for the Fear Nots of Christmas! We hope you were encouraged by yesterday's message, The Fear Nots of Christmas, where we explored how fear showed up in the Christmas story and how God's presence offers peace in the midst of our own fears. We encourage you to reflect on these truths this week, especially as we move closer to Christmas. May the peace of God that surpasses all understanding guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Join us live for Heart for the House '24! What a powerful and inspiring service as we gathered together for our Heart for the House offering! Today, we focused on faith, generosity, and trusting in God's provision. As we celebrate and give for Heart for the House, we open our hearts to God's provision and trust Him to use what we have for His glory. Thank you to everyone who participated in today's offering. Let's continue to be vessels for God's work in this house and in our community!
Join us for an amazing conversation between Pastor Dustin Woodward and Pastor Brandon Woodward of Union City Church! Pastor Brandon shares the miracle of this house and how the Church built him. We know that faith comprehends as fact what cannot be experienced by the physical senses! Don't miss this powerful conversation that will inspire you and show you the miracle in this house!
Join us for Week 2 of The House That Built Me with Pastor Dustin Woodward! This week's message, “Steward the Future,” challenges us to run the race of life with purpose, fight for the next generation, and keep the faith as we build a legacy that honors God. Discover how to steward the future by: Fighting the Good Fight – Living intentionally and staying focused on what truly matters. Finishing the Race – Persevering through life's challenges and removing what holds us back. Keeping the Faith – Trusting God with the unique responsibilities He's given you. Don't miss this inspiring message that will encourage you to live boldly, love deeply, and steward your faith for the next generation.
Join us for Week 1 of The House That Built Me, our vision series with Pastor Dustin Woodward! This message dives into who we are as a church and where we're headed, reminding us that when we build God's house, the house builds us. Discover how to steward the miracle of the church by: Honoring the Past – Reflecting on God's faithfulness through generations. Celebrating the Present – Witnessing lives transformed and faith renewed. Preparing for the Future – Building with expectation for what's ahead. Don't miss this powerful word that will inspire you to partner with God in building His house. Listen now and let it shape your faith and vision!
Curious about what it means to build your life on a solid foundation? Join Pastor Rudy Weber for “On The Rock” and discover how to stand strong when life's storms hit. This message will challenge you to not just hear the Word, but live it out.
Pastor Dustin Woodward delivers an empowering message on The Armor of God from Ephesians 6:10-17, equipping us to stand firm against spiritual forces. Each piece of armor strengthens us in our spiritual battle and reminds us of our victory in Christ! In this message, we explore: Belt of Truth – Grounded in God's truth that sets us free. Breastplate of Righteousness – Protecting our hearts in His righteousness. Gospel of Peace – Standing ready with the peace only Jesus provides. Shield of Faith – Extinguishing the enemy's arrows through faith. Helmet of Salvation – Guarding our minds and renewing our thoughts. Sword of the Spirit – Wielding the powerful Word of God. While the forces of darkness are real, we have the ultimate power source in the Holy Spirit. Ephesians 5:18 calls us to be filled and guided by the Spirit as we face each challenge. No matter how intense the battle, God's power in us is greater!
Pastor Dustin Woodward delivers a powerful message titled This Present Darkness, where we explore the reality of spiritual warfare and the forces we face that go beyond flesh and blood. In this message, we uncover the roles of angels and demons, the ongoing battle between good and evil, and how the Bible equips us to stand strong in the face of darkness. Learn about the four biblical roles of angels and how demons work against God's purposes in the world.
Pastor Dustin Woodward leads us through a timely and important discussion on how Christians should engage in politics. In this message, we unpack why we are called to be a light in the world and how to engage with a biblical perspective, diligent participation, and a composed posture. Learn how to walk carefully, with honor, purpose, and courage, and how to walk in wisdom by applying common sense, intellect, and discernment.
Pastor Dustin Woodward takes us through Ephesians 4, where we learn about the power of unity in the body of Christ. In this message, we explore the 7 Unifying Elements that bring believers together: one body, one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God and Father. Discover how these truths unite us and how we can maintain that unity through love, forgiveness, and building each other up.
In this message, we discover four powerful prayer requests for strength, depth, understanding, and fullness, and learn how to unlock God's “immeasurably more” in our lives. Don't miss this life-changing word that will challenge you to expand your faith and trust in God's abundant provision!
In this message, we remembered how far we've come, learning that true thanksgiving involves appreciating the present while letting go of past burdens. We discovered that salvation is a gift of grace—something we can't earn—and that we are created for good works that reflect our faith. As citizens of heaven, we are called to live with an eternal perspective, loving and serving others selflessly.
Join us as we dive deep into Ephesians 1 and explore the extraordinary blessings we receive through Christ. Discover the powerful truths about our salvation, including being chosen, adopted, redeemed, and sealed with the Holy Spirit. Pastor Dustin highlights the importance of Paul's prayers, urging us to seek spiritual wisdom and understanding. You'll learn how to open your spiritual eyes to the hope, inheritance, and greatness of God's power available to us today!
In this week's message, we uncover the historical significance of Ephesus and how Paul's teachings still speak to us today.
Join us as Pastor Galen Woodward wraps up our Home Work series with a powerful message on honor—a key character trait often forgotten but essential for building a lasting legacy. Discover how true honor goes beyond obedience and transforms our homes, relationships, and culture. Key Verse: Matthew 20:28 – "The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom for many."
Join us in Week 4 of our 'Home Work' series as we explore the beauty and purpose of singleness! Dive into key scriptures, discover the benefits of being single, and reflect on how you can grow in this season. Uncover the unique opportunities that singleness offers!
In Week 3 of our "Home Work" series, Pastor Dustin Woodward dives into Parenting on Purpose. We explore biblical principles for raising children with intention and love, guided by scriptures like Proverbs 22:6 and Psalm 127:3-5. Discover key factors in godly parenting, including the importance of modeling faith, widening your circle of positive influences, and trusting in God's plan for your children. Join us as we continue to build strong, faith-filled homes.
In Week 2 of our "Home Work" series, Pastor Dustin and Mandy Woodward dive into the topic of marriage. Discover why God created marriage, bust common myths, and learn three key commitments for a lasting bond. From understanding love languages to prioritizing faithfulness and seeking God first, this message offers practical, biblical insights to strengthen your marriage. Check it out and get some advice to make your marriage even better!
Join us as we dive into "The Culture of The Home," a key message in our HOME•WORK series. Discover God's divine design for family, where marriage is a sacred covenant, and children are precious gifts. Learn how the pillars of authority, love, and honor are the foundation of both family and society. Reflect on how your habits, rhythms, traditions, beliefs, and values shape the unique culture of your home. Let's build our homes on God's wisdom and choose the path of restoration. Watch now and cultivate a Godly home culture that honors Him.
Join us as we explore Matthew 7's final verses, where Jesus highlights the importance of building a strong foundation. He condemns false teachers who claim to speak for God but don't (Matthew 7:15-16) and false disciples who claim to follow Jesus but don't (Matthew 7:21-23). In contrast, He commends true disciples who hear and do what He says (Matthew 7:24-28). True Christians have received Christ, are forgiven, belong to and serve Christ, while almost Christians see sin but don't confess it and remain undecided. Wise builders act on Jesus' words, creating a solid foundation. To build a firm foundation, one must invest, inspect for overt (Psalm 139:23-24, Galatians 5:19-21) and covert sin (Mark 11:25), envision, and endure.
Join us as we explore the significance of choosing the narrow gate, a decision that shapes your life's path and ultimate destination. Through scriptures like Matthew 7:13-14, John 10:9, and John 14:6, we see that while the gate to God is narrow, it is wide open to anyone who seeks it. We'll also delve into the importance of baptism: Jesus modeled it, being baptized underwater and in public. Jesus commanded it in Matthew 28:19-20, instructing us to make disciples and baptize them. Baptism serves as a public confession of the forgiveness of our sins, as highlighted in Acts 22:16. Discover how baptism is an outward demonstration of an inward transformation.
In this powerful sermon, Pastor Dustin delves into the profound teachings of Jesus in Matthew 5:43-47, where we are called to love our enemies. Join us as Pastor Dustin explores how to identify our enemies and understand who our neighbors truly are. Discover why Jesus commands us to love our enemies just as God loved us, even when we were His enemies. Pastor Dustin offers practical and impactful ways to show love to those who oppose us, transforming our lives and theirs through the radical love of Christ. Don't miss this inspiring message on how to embody God's love in the most challenging relationships. Key Points: 1. Who are my enemies? - Understand who your enemies are but also your neighbor. 2. Why should I love my enemies? - Understanding the command to love our enemies. - Reflecting on Gods love towards us. 3. How do I show love to my enemies? - Practical steps to show love to our enemies 1. Greet them 2. Disarm them 3. Do good to them 4. Refuse to speak evil of them 5. Thank God for them 6. Pray for them 7. Ask God to Bless them Scripture Reference: Matthew 5:43-47 | Romans 5:10 | 1 Peter 2:23 | 1 Peter 3:9 | Romans 12:17-21 | Matthew 5:46-47 Join the Conversation: Comment below and share your thoughts on how you have shown love to your enemies. How has this teaching impacted your life?
Join us as we dive into Jesus' call to stand out in a world that tempts us to blend in. Pastor Mandy's message delves into how our faith should be visible and impactful, using the analogies of SALT and LIGHT: SALT: Creates Thirst: Our genuine pursuit of God should make others thirst for Him. Heals: Our actions should bring healing to a broken world. Preserves: Our presence should uphold moral integrity in society. LIGHT: Visibility: We reflect Christ's light in a dark world. Public Expression: Our public actions must match our private convictions. Join us this Saturday (July 13th, 2024) for SERVE DAY as we bring Jesus' love to our city through various projects. Let's make a difference and stand out as a church and true followers of Christ.
Join Pastor Eric Morris as he delves into the profound topic of obedience in our spiritual journey. In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Eric explores how we can apply the word of God to our lives through three distinct forms of obedience: Difficult Obedience: Discover the strength to follow God's will, even when it challenges our comfort zones. Patient Obedience: Learn the virtue of waiting on God's timing and trusting His plan. Bold Obedience: Embrace the courage to take decisive action in faith. Pastor Eric beautifully illustrates how Jesus is the vine, God is the vine dresser, and we are the branches bearing spiritual fruit. This message will encourage you to grow deeper in your faith and walk in obedience to God's word. James 1:22 Galations 5:22-23 Micah 7:7
In today's sermon, Pastor Chris dives deep into the topic of worry, offering invaluable insights into how we can overcome the anxieties that plague our minds. Have you ever found yourself worrying about things that may never happen? Or perhaps, situations that do happen but aren't as bad as you feared? And even when challenges arise, God will always carry us through. Pastor Chris explores Matthew 6:31-33, providing a powerful breakdown of Jesus' teachings on seeking first His Kingdom and His righteousness. He shares practical steps to help us navigate our worries: Going to God in Prayer: Bringing our concerns to God and finding peace in His presence. Thinking About the Right Things: Focusing our minds on positive and godly thoughts. Being Content with What God Provides: Cultivating gratitude and contentment in our daily lives. Trusting God for All Things: Relying on God's faithfulness and sovereignty in every circumstance. Join us for this transformative message and discover how to live a life free from worry, anchored in the promises of God.
Celebrate Father's Day with Pastor Dustin Woodward in this powerful sermon that inspires and equips men to step into their God-given roles. Pastor Dustin outlines five key commitments for fathers to make, grounded in biblical principles. This enriching sermon offers practical advice and spiritual insights for fathers and future fathers. Tune in to be inspired and equipped to say "yes" to God's calling in every aspect of your life. Putting My Identity in Christ: Trusting and adhering to the Son of God is the foundation of our identity. Do we truly place our trust in Him? Loving My Wife (or Future Wife): Just as Christ leads and serves the church, husbands are called to lead their homes through service and love. Discover ways to serve your wife better today and prepare for your future spouse with a high calling. Loving My Kids and Leading Them to Walk in the Ways of God: You can't expect your child to reach a place where you haven't been yourself. Seize every moment to guide your children towards a God-centered life. Personal Growth and Discipline: Focus on physical, emotional, marital, and spiritual health, as well as relationships, finances, personal growth, and parenthood. Visit: citizen.church/assessment for a comprehensive self-assessment under free resources. God's Plan for My Life: Believe that God has a specific plan and purpose for your life. Avoid the pitfalls of comparison, which can rot us emotionally and physically. Scripture References: Galatians 2:20, Ephesians 5:25-28, Proverbs 22:6, John 21:21-22, Joshua 24:15
This summer, we're diving into “The Sermon on the Mount” with a series called “Summer on the Mount.” Found in Matthew chapters 5, 6, and 7, this sermon showcases Jesus' practical and concise teachings on living out our Christian faith. He masterfully guides us to be salt and light, love our enemies, care for the poor and marginalized, embrace humility, and let go of worry. Today in week one pastor Dustin preached on the final four of the beatitudes.
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