Painesville Assembly of God

You were meant for so much more than you realize when you came to Christ in faith. You were called to have a powerful and personal relationship with Him. God desires to walk with us in a personal way, and not just through religious acts of service.  His desire for us to know Him is far more than just words in the Bible. Join our Discipleship Pastor, Kevin Schrum, for an encouraging message.

David faces a season of discouragement where he lost faith. No prayers prayed, no psalms written, no seeking God's direction. In fact, David headed down a path of reasoning that took him far from God. But through pain, God brought David back. In this message, we explore three faulty perspectives that lead to the pits and what we can do to make our way back to God!

David had a moment that we have all experienced. He was treated unjustly, and it made him so angry, he was about to do something he would later regret. But God's restraining grace came to David through the wise counsel of Abigail. In this message, we explore three reasons for not acting rashly when you are emotionally upset.

Trust the process means foregoing what you currently see in regards to quick success, and trust that the builder, the creator, the one in charge, has a plan at the end of the process. Trust the process. In this message, we explore the process that God was using to grow David into a great king!

David was anointed by God, defeated Goliath, and the hand of God was with him. However, Saul's jealousy and desire to kill David led to the loss of David's position, reputation, marriage, spiritual mentor, closest friend, and self-respect. In this message, we examine the power of leaning on God when every crutch is removed.

In the middle of one of the most challenging times in David's life, he found a friend in Jonathan. In this message, we examine the friendship of David and Jonathan as we learn the power of friendship.

No one in Israel would face Goliath, yet David had the faith and courage to face the giant. Fear can impact our lives and keep us paralyzed. In this message, we explore three ways to defeat Giants in your life.

Saul and David were very different people, yet both were anointed kings of Israel. In this message, we dive into the spiritual condition of Saul, the sovereign plan of God, and the spiritual growth of David.

David was not everyone's first choice, but he was God's choice. In this first message, we look at the kind of person God chooses.

David was not everyone's first choice, but he was God's choice. In this first message, we look at the kind of person God chooses.

In this Pentecost Sunday message, we dive into Pentecost in the Old Testament, Pentecost in the New Testament, and Pentecost today!

In this Pentecost Sunday message, we dive into Pentecost in the Old Testament, Pentecost in the New Testament, and Pentecost today!

Guest Speaker, Tim House shared three steps to adopt if we want to learn a new and powerful rhythm of Christlikeness from James 1:19-20.

Guest Speaker, Tim House shared three steps to adopt if we want to learn a new and powerful rhythm of Christlikeness from James 1:19-20.

Where's your sense of adventure? The Holy Spirit empowers God's people onto supernatural works and a life we cannot do in our own abilities. This takes shape through a life connected to Jesus as we respond in faith and obedience. Joshua Chapter 6 gives us an account of God's people being moved forward to their promised land by a miraculous event only available to them through that same supernatural power and the pattern we see most often used. In this message we will look at 3 principle ways we see God work as we broaden our sense of adventure for his glory.

Where's your sense of adventure? The Holy Spirit empowers God's people onto supernatural works and a life we cannot do in our own abilities. This takes shape through a life connected to Jesus as we respond in faith and obedience. Joshua Chapter 6 gives us an account of God's people being moved forward to their promised land by a miraculous event only available to them through that same supernatural power and the pattern we see most often used. In this message we will look at 3 principle ways we see God work as we broaden our sense of adventure for his glory.

The Holy Spirit gives us supernatural for living. In this message, we examine the life of Peter and the difference the Holy Spirit made in His life.

The Holy Spirit gives us supernatural for living. In this message, we examine the life of Peter and the difference the Holy Spirit made in His life.

We can have a relationship with the Holy Spirit. In this message, we explore three categories of communion with the Holy Spirit as seen in the early church.

We can have a relationship with the Holy Spirit. In this message, we explore three categories of communion with the Holy Spirit as seen in the early church.

In this message, we explore our divine helper, the Holy Spirit, by asking two questions: Who is the Holy Spirit and What does the Holy Spirit do?

In this message, we explore our divine helper, the Holy Spirit, by asking two questions: Who is the Holy Spirit and What does the Holy Spirit do?

Using the most sacred name for God, Jesus declares, "I am the true vine!" In this message, we discover three principles to having a frutiful life.

Using the most sacred name for God, Jesus declares, "I am the true vine!" In this message, we discover three principles to having a frutiful life.

In this Easter message, we look at Jesus, The Resurrection and The Life and discover Four Truths about Jesus and Tragedy.

In this Easter message, we look at Jesus, The Resurrection and The Life and discover Four Truths about Jesus and Tragedy.

Jesus takes the sacred name of God applying it to himself in order to meet our greatest needs. In thiss message, Jesus answers the question of what to do when your heart is troubled.

Jesus takes the sacred name of God applying it to himself in order to meet our greatest needs. In thiss message, Jesus answers the question of what to do when your heart is troubled.

In this message, Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd who is protective, personal, provisional, and propitiatory. His sacrificial love for us is a wonderful treasure.

In this message, Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd who is protective, personal, provisional, and propitiatory. His sacrificial love for us is a wonderful treasure.

Doors are a big deal in Scripture. In this message, Jesus uses a covenant name of God to reveal that He opens the way to protection, provision, and an abundant life.

Doors are a big deal in Scripture. In this message, Jesus uses a covenant name of God to reveal that He opens the way to protection, provision, and an abundant life.

2 Kings 4:38-44

2 Kings 4:38-44

Jesus' claim to be the I AM was CENTRAL to his teaching in the book of John. Jesus' claim to be the Light of the world is a claim to be the Lord God in human flesh. In this message, we discover three observations about Jesus's claim to be the Light of the World.

Jesus' claim to be the I AM was CENTRAL to his teaching in the book of John. Jesus' claim to be the Light of the world is a claim to be the Lord God in human flesh. In this message, we discover three observations about Jesus's claim to be the Light of the World.

There's no more primal feeling of need than hunger, and no more universal satisfaction to hunger than bread. A relationship with God through Jesus is to our souls what bread is to our bodies. In this message, Jesus uses the most holy name of God, applies it to himself, and shows us how He came to meet our deepest need.

There's no more primal feeling of need than hunger, and no more universal satisfaction to hunger than bread. A relationship with God through Jesus is to our souls what bread is to our bodies. In this message, Jesus uses the most holy name of God, applies it to himself, and shows us how He came to meet our deepest need.

Guilt is an emotion that we feel that can be helpful to us by allowing us to recognize when we have done something wrong or hurt someone else. Guilt can act as a conscience pushing us toward making amends or doing the right thing. But if left unchecked, guilt can also have a devastating impact on our moods, attitudes, relationships, and emotional health. When we don't handle our guilt, it can cause all kinds of problems. In this message, we explore the antidote that scripture provides for guilt.

Guilt is an emotion that we feel that can be helpful to us by allowing us to recognize when we have done something wrong or hurt someone else. Guilt can act as a conscience pushing us toward making amends or doing the right thing. But if left unchecked, guilt can also have a devastating impact on our moods, attitudes, relationships, and emotional health. When we don't handle our guilt, it can cause all kinds of problems. In this message, we explore the antidote that scripture provides for guilt.

Anger is a normal emotion that everyone feels. Even God gets angry. But how do we manage anger in a way that is not destructive? In this message, we learn the power of a debt-to-debtor relationship and powerful principles to manage the emotion of...

Anger is a normal emotion that everyone feels. Even God gets angry. But how do we manage anger in a way that is not destructive? In this message, we learn the power of a debt-to-debtor relationship and powerful principles to manage the emotion of anger.

Our emotional heart is an important part of how we have been created. Jesus spoke often about the important role the heart plays in our lives both spiritually and relationally. In this message, we explore the importance of guarding our hearts.

Our emotional heart is an important part of how we have been created. Jesus spoke often about the important role the heart plays in our lives both spiritually and relationally. In this message, we explore the importance of guarding our hearts.

In this message, we explore the importance of recognizing and managing our emotions.

In this message, we explore the importance of recognizing and managing our emotions.

In this message, Pastor Aaron shares the Acts 1:8 to build the church and change our world.

In this message, Pastor Aaron shares the Acts 1:8 to build the church and change our world.

Before he was known as Paul, Saul was a self-righteous Pharisee who violently opposed Jesus and his followers. But Saul had an encounter with Jesus that changed the course of life and gave him a fresh start. In this message, we explore the background of Saul and the fresh start he received.

Before he was known as Paul, Saul was a self-righteous Pharisee who violently opposed Jesus and his followers. But Saul had an encounter with Jesus that changed the course of life and gave him a fresh start. In this message, we explore the background...

Jacob was a wrestless man, always striving and struggling. But when all his efforts fail, he is left alone and with nothing. Yet Jacob encounters God on four different occassions leading to him to a fresh start. In this message, we explore these four...