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Big Question: Do you have the resources to build your own Ark? Big Statement: God will not build you an Ark. He did not build one for Noah.
Big Question: Do you have the resources to build your own Ark? Big Statement: God will not build you an Ark. He did not build one for Noah.
Big Question: Do you have the resources to build your own Ark? Big Statement: God will not build you an Ark. He did not build one for Noah.
God had in mind a new method for saving the world. He would send messages to everyone who would listen. This message was (Evangelical) or good news to those who wanted to change. He would inspire willing servants to carry this good news to the world.
Every person makes one decision that can determine if they will be safe in the future. Noah was warned that a flood was coming. He had to decide to prepare before the flood waters came. The question in this sermon will focus on the wisdom of preparing before an irreversible consequence occurs.
God had in mind a new method for saving the world. He would send messages to everyone who would listen. This message was (Evangelical) or good news to those who wanted to change. He would inspire willing servants to carry this good news to the world.
In this Mother’s Day message, we honor the powerful discipline it takes to be a mother, through the lens of Mary’s life and Nehemiah’s story. Learn how helping, obeying, and paying attention can shape a mother's legacy and reveal the prophetic potential in her family.
Nehemiah makes an intentional effort to hear the truth about his people. Do you know the truth about the circumstances around you?
God had in mind a new method for saving the world. He would send messages to everyone who would listen. This message was (Evangelical) or good news to those who wanted to change. He would inspire willing servants to carry this good news to the world.
Pastor Rick delivered a powerful message titled "Embracing God’s New Plan for Your Life," encouraging us to reflect on the message God had been speaking during times of uncertainty. Drawing from Matthew 28:19-20 and John 14:1-4, he reminded us how Jesus had already prepared His followers with a new mission, model, and method rooted in humility and trust. In the face of fear, isolation, and confusion, Pastor Rick challenged us to consider whether we had truly been listening for God's voice.
Pastor Rick delivered a powerful message titled "Embracing God’s New Plan for Your Life," encouraging us to reflect on the message God had been speaking during times of uncertainty. Drawing from Matthew 28:19-20 and John 14:1-4, he reminded us how Jesus had already prepared His followers with a new mission, model, and method rooted in humility and trust. In the face of fear, isolation, and confusion, Pastor Rick challenged us to consider whether we had truly been listening for God's voice.
Are you excited about life? Today’s Palm Sunday message, “Embracing God’s New Plan for Your Life – Are You Excited?”, challenged us to reflect on the joy and anticipation that comes with stepping into God’s new direction. Through the humble image of Jesus riding a donkey, we were reminded to lead with servanthood, embrace celebration, and stay spiritually zealous for the future God has planned.
In my younger days, I saw the world through different eyes. I was sure that the world worked the way I saw it. But time and experience changed my view. Let me take you on a journey to help you see how I saw freedom and how my view evolved over time. To young people, freedom is very important. Often, they have a short-term view of a long-term life.
The sermon "Embracing the God That Is Reaching for You After You Learn" emphasizes how life experiences shape our understanding over time, illustrating this transformation through the parable of the prodigal son. It highlights how God's love restores, celebrates, and redeems, teaching that despite past mistakes, we are always welcomed back with grace and purpose.
Who did you hurt when you went astray and what should you do about it?
Sometimes, the best response is silence. In this message, *Embrace Yourself and Learn to Be Silent,* we explore the importance of acknowledging our wrongs, seeking reconciliation, and trusting God to handle the rest. Join us as we dive into Matthew 5:23-24 and other scriptures to learn how to take responsibility, confess with humility, and move forward in peace and grace.
Elder Orlando Scott’s sermon focuses on how life events can impact self-love, using Elijah’s encounter with Jezebel as an example. Overcome by fear, Elijah isolated himself and sought refuge in a cave, but God restored him through rest, gentle guidance, and reaffirming his purpose. The message emphasizes that even in moments of despair, God provides strength, direction, and renewal.
Pastor Andre Osborne’s sermon, *Those Are Fighting Words*, from 1 Samuel 17:41-47, focused on the power of faith-filled declarations in the face of adversity. He highlighted how David’s bold words to Goliath reflected his unwavering trust in God’s strength rather than his own. The message reminded listeners that spiritual battles are won not just with actions, but with the confidence and authority of God’s word.
Pastor Paul Little’s sermon, "It Was Just My Imagination", based on 1 Kings 19:1-3, emphasized how great victories are often followed by moments of deep vulnerability. He highlighted Elijah’s journey from triumph over the prophets of Baal to fear and doubt, showing how our minds can magnify threats beyond reality. The message encouraged listeners to trust God even when fear distorts their perspective.
The story of the prodigal son shows the wisdom in seeing a need for help and acting on it. This story reminds us that asking for help is not a weakness, it’s a step toward healing, restoration, and transformation.
The Book of Acts showcases how the disciples overcame the devastating loss of Jesus, centralized their focus, and courageously built the early church. Instead of succumbing to overwhelming sorrow “something Paul warned against in 2 Corinthians 2:7 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13” they moved forward with faith, vision, and bold action. This series explores four key stages of their journey.
What can’t you face has passed in your life?
Isolated by a Progressive Perspective" explores the necessity of isolation for personal growth and achieving one's potential, using biblical examples such as Caleb, Joshua, and David. It emphasizes how embracing solitude during pivotal moments can lead to success and deeper spiritual development.
Pastor Ricky Temple encourages singles to embrace perseverance and maturity, drawing from James 1:2-8. He shares personal struggles with the pressures of relationships, quick success, and staying focused, highlighting the value of enduring challenges to grow. Pastor Temple emphasizes that true maturity comes from perseverance and surrounding yourself with people and habits that promote personal and spiritual growth.
Our perspectives are influenced by our circumstances and are further developed by our experiences. The impact of Hagar’s circumstances forced her to a place and an encounter that became the catalyst of change in her perspective. Our attitudes can get us into situations that only evolved perspectives can get us out of.
When you look back at your life, can you see a time when your perspective limited your potential?
The Book of Acts showcases how the disciples overcame the devastating loss of Jesus, centralized their focus, and courageously built the early church. Instead of succumbing to overwhelming sorrow “something Paul warned against in 2 Corinthians 2:7 and 1 Thessalonians 4:13” they moved forward with faith, vision, and bold action. This series explores four key stages of their journey.
Question: What is new about you? •Have you changed the way you interact with people? •Are you a saved version of yourself unsaved self?
Question: How do you become a new person and not just look like a new person? Answer: Yield to God’s influence in your life and avoid the negative side of neuroplasticity
What will it take for you to live differently and change what you know is wrong?
Starting over means admitting the need for change, seeing things differently, and letting go of the past to follow God’s direction.
What is God and life currently teaching you?
We Should Listen: What are our kids trying to say to us?
What is God and life currently teaching you?
Is it possible to change your perspective?
What is God and life currently teaching you?
Have you stopped long enough to plan a new way forward?
How do you protect the future? Answer: Learn how to think during seasons of division
Two Big Questions: • Are you living beneath the blessings of all that has been provided to you? • Are you making the most of all that you have been given? One Big Point: God has provided everything we need to live our BEST Life!
Can you trust God when you are disappointed and things don’t go your way?
Learn how to think during seasons of division
Lifestyle commitments that will protect my marriage or relationships
Four ways to get past the differences
Big Question: Are you committed to embracing the confidence God has in you? Side Question: Do you really believe in yourself?
Big Question: Are you committed to embracing the confidence God has in you? Side Question: Do you really believe in yourself?
Question: Are you committed to trusting God's faith and His hands on your life?
Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”
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