Souls Church

Happy Father's Day, everyone!! Thank you for joining us "LIVE" for a time of worship, a prayer over our state, our nation, and every dad, and get ready to hear a relevant message from God's Word as we continue our "Cover to Cover" series today and dive into the Book of Daniel!!! Thanks again for joining us!!!

Enjoy this special worship service, honoring our grads, a message about two things you need when your faith feels dead, and water baptisms!!! Thank you for joining us!

In this powerful message, we're reminded of the urgent call to repentance and the transformative power of God's new covenant. The story of Jeremiah, the 'weeping prophet,' serves as a stark warning about the consequences of turning away from God. This message urges us to live with urgency, sharing the gospel and populating heaven, knowing that Jesus could return at any moment.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend, everyone! Enjoy this time of worship, special music, and a brand new message from Pastor DC in our "Cover to Cover" series! We are so glad you can join us!

Relationships are complicated! The Song of Solomon teaches us five powerful principles: to prioritize spiritual attraction over physical, to use affirming words that add value, to avoid awakening love prematurely, to fight fair in conflicts, and to cultivate a mature, lasting love. These timeless truths remind us that love is a gift from God, designed to be experienced within the covenant of marriage. Enjoy the message!

In this powerful exploration of Ecclesiastes, we're reminded that life without our Maker is truly meaningless. Solomon's journey from cynicism to wisdom teaches us four vital lessons: live with eternity in view, embrace life's seasons, cherish relationships, and fear God.

In our exploration of the Book of Proverbs, we've uncovered a treasure trove of divine wisdom, likened to 'fortune cookie promises from heaven.' The central message revolves around Proverbs 4:7, emphasizing that wisdom is the principal thing we must pursue.

Are you a person of worship? The Book of Psalms stands as a powerful testament to the transformative nature of worship in our lives. As we explore this rich collection of sacred songs and hymns, we're reminded that worship isn't just something we do on Sundays - it's a weapon we can wield anytime, anywhere.

The Easter message shows up in the book of Job, revealing how even in our darkest moments and deepest struggles, we can have an experience with God that leaves us changed!. Job clung to his faith, had a revelation of God, and declared, 'I know that my Redeemer lives!

The story of Esther invites us to explore the profound theme of selflessness in our faith journey. This powerful narrative showcases how God can use anyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, to accomplish His divine purposes.

In this powerful exploration of Nehemiah's leadership, we discover a masterclass in how to lead something great for God. The book of Nehemiah teaches us five crucial principles: seeing a need, hitting our knees in prayer, sharing our God-given dreams with the right people, taking steps of faith, and keeping one hand on the work while the other holds the Word.

In this powerful exploration of the book of Ezra, we're reminded of the paramount importance of prioritizing God's house in our lives. The central message revolves around rebuilding - not just physical structures, but our spiritual foundations. 

In this powerful exploration of 2 Chronicles, we're challenged to reverse the sins of our past through repentance and turning to God. The key verse, 2 Chronicles 7:14, serves as a spiritual compass, guiding us to humble ourselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from our wicked ways.

Together, we are inspiring people to be engaged followers of Jesus! Enjoy this time of worship and message from God's word during our #CoverToCoverSeries with our Associate Pastor Eric!To connect today:https://soulschurch.org/connect-cardTo give today:https://soulschurch.org/giveFor prayer today:https://soulschurch.org/prayer-requestNeed Jesus today?https://soulschurch.org/follow-jesus

As we reflect on four leaders in this message, we're encouraged to examine our own lives, seeking to align our hearts with God's, and to lead with integrity in whatever sphere of influence we have. Enjoy this message about the troubles and triumphs of leadership!!!

Together, we are inspiring people to be engaged followers of Jesus! Enjoy this time of worship and message from God's word during our #CoverToCoverSeries with Pastor DC!To connect today:https://soulschurch.org/connect-cardTo give today:https://soulschurch.org/giveFor prayer today:https://soulschurch.org/prayer-requestNeed Jesus today?https://soulschurch.org/follow-jesus

The book of Judges offers us a stark reminder of the cyclical nature of sin and redemption. We see Israel repeatedly falling into disobedience, facing captivity, crying out to God, and being delivered through divinely appointed judges. This pattern challenges us to examine our own lives - are we caught in similar cycles? The key message here is clear: when we lose sight of God and His commands, we tend to 'do what is right in our own eyes,' often leading to spiritual and moral decay. This serves as a powerful call for us to stay rooted in God's Word, to pass on our faith to the next generation, and to consistently seek God's guidance rather than relying on our own understanding. The stories of judges like Gideon and Samson remind us that God can use even flawed individuals to accomplish His purposes, but also warn us about the dangers of compromising our faith and values.

In this powerful exploration of the Book of Joshua, we're reminded that God fights our battles both for us and with us. The story of Joshua and the Battle of Jericho teaches us that strength and courage come from God's word and the encouragement of others. As we face our own 'Jerichos' - whether they're health issues, anxiety, or financial struggles - we're called to wait on the Lord, obey His instructions (even when they seem illogical), and worship Him through it all. This 'WOW factor' - Wait, Obey, Worship - is our key to breakthrough. Just as the Israelites had to fight 31 battles to claim their Promised Land, we too must persistently engage in spiritual warfare, relying on God's strength and our community of faith to overcome life's challenges.

The parallels drawn between Moses' last days and our own spiritual journeys are striking, urging us to live with urgency and purpose. How can we, like Moses, leave a legacy of faith that impacts generations? It starts with our daily decisions to choose life, to choose God's way over our own.Embrace this challenge to make every moment a training ground for the Kingdom, allowing God's love to transform us and overflow to those around us.Together, we are inspiring people to be engaged followers of Jesus! Enjoy this time of worship and message from God's word during our #CoverToCoverSeries with Pastor DC!To connect today:https://soulschurch.org/connect-cardTo give today:https://soulschurch.org/giveFor prayer today:https://soulschurch.org/prayer-requestNeed Jesus today?https://soulschurch.org/follow-jesus

Enjoy this hour of prayer in God's house for our lives, our families, our church and nation!

In this powerful exploration of the Book of Numbers, we're reminded of the crucial lessons God wants us to learn from Israel's wilderness journey. As we dive into this historical narrative, we see how easily God's people fell into patterns of complaining, lack of faith, and disunity. These behaviors turned what should have been an 11-day journey into 40 years of wandering! The message challenges us to examine our own hearts: Are we grumbling instead of being grateful? Are we doubting God's promises instead of standing firm in faith? Are we causing division instead of promoting unity? By avoiding these pitfalls, we can position ourselves to experience God's best for our lives. This isn't just ancient history - it's a powerful warning and encouragement for us today as we navigate our own spiritual journeys.

When was the last time you read the book of Leviticus? It shows us how an unholy people, can live wholeheartedly, with a holy God! Let's dive in to learn 5 things this Old Testament book teaches us today!!

Diving into the book of Exodus, we're reminded that God desires more than just momentary relief in our lives – He seeks a lasting relationship. The story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt isn't just ancient history; it's a blueprint for our own spiritual journey. We see how God uses the burning bush, the ten plagues, and the parting of the Red Sea not just as displays of power, but as invitations to deeper faith. The Ten Commandments emerge not as restrictive rules but as loving boundaries for a blessed life. As we reflect on these events, we're challenged to ask: Are we seeking God only for quick fixes, or are we committed to building a lifelong connection with Him? This message urges us to move beyond surface-level faith and dive into the depths of God's love, reminding us that true freedom comes not just from being released from our 'Egypt,' but from walking daily with our Creator.Good morning! Join us to be inspired and engaged to live for Jesus wherever you are through today's worship, week #3 of 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, and tackling the second book of the Bible in our year-long adventure in the "Cover to Cover" series!!!

Want to begin, or begin again? This message is for you! Let's dive into the Book of Genesis, where we're reminded of the 10 profound foundations God laid for our world and our faith. This exploration of 'beginnings' challenges us to view our lives through the lens of God's original design. We see how God established the universe, mankind, sexual identity, marriage, and family - all with perfect intention. The fall into sin and brokenness wasn't the end of the story; instead, it set the stage for God's redemptive plan through Jesus Christ. This message encourages us to align our worldview with God's foundational truths, recognizing that our perspective shapes everything in our lives. As we face modern challenges, we're called to return to these divine foundations, allowing them to guide our choices, relationships, and understanding of our purpose in God's grand narrative. Good morning! Join us to be inspired and engaged to live for Jesus wherever you are through today's worship, week #2 of 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, and tackling the first book of the Bible in our new "Cover to Cover" series!!!To connect today:https://soulschurch.org/connect-cardTo give today:https://soulschurch.org/giveFor prayer today:https://soulschurch.org/prayer-requestNeed Jesus today?https://soulschurch.org/follow-jesus

God has called every believer to devote themselves to prayer and the ministry of the word. We're challenged to move beyond mere zeal, and cultivate a deep knowledge of God's Word. By committing to daily Bible reading and inviting the Holy Spirit into our study, we can experience profound change in our lives. The imagery of a well-worn Bible belonging to someone whose life isn't falling apart serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of God's Word. As we journey through this year, let's embrace the opportunity to grow in our faith, allowing the seeds of God's Word to take root and flourish in our hearts.

Enjoy this short prayer moment, online, on-demand to kick-off the new year with Pastor DC and Guest Pastor Vladimir Savchuk from Hungry Generation Church!

Drawing from Amos 8:11, we're warned of a spiritual famine - not of bread or water, but of God's Word This sobering prophecy challenges us to prioritize God's Word in our daily lives. The message reveals striking statistics about Bible engagement in America, urging us to be part of the 18% who consistently read, study, and live out Scripture. As we enter 2025, we're encouraged to make God's Word our 'survival kit,' addressing real-life issues like anxiety, anger, and relationship struggles. The promise from Proverbs 4:20-22 reminds us that God's words are life and health to all our flesh. Let's commit to opening our Bibles more than our social media apps, allowing God's Word to be the first and loudest voice in our lives each day.

Merry Christmas! Enjoy this time of special worship, carols, a message, and candlelighting from our "Christmas Eve Candlelight Service!"

This Christmas, let's invite Jesus to be the beginning of everything in our lives, allowing His light to shine through us and His grace and truth to transform us from the inside out.

In this powerful exploration of Luke's Gospel, we're reminded that God's plan spans generations, using both the experienced and the energetic to bring about His purposes. The story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, advanced in years yet chosen to parent John the Baptist, teaches us that age is no barrier to God's calling. Their story, juxtaposed with young Mary's, shows how God empowers the older generation while engaging the younger. This Christmas, let's reflect on how we, regardless of our age, can be vessels for God's work. Are we, like Zechariah, sometimes doubtful of God's promises? Or are we, like Mary, ready to say 'yes' to God's seemingly impossible plans? This message challenges us to believe in God's word wholeheartedly and to recognize that He has a purpose for each of us, no matter our stage in life.

In this powerful exploration of Mark's Gospel, we're invited to see Christmas through a unique lens. Unlike the familiar nativity scenes, Mark focuses on the profound purpose of Christ's coming. The key message is that Christmas isn't just about the cradle, but about the cross. We're challenged to look beyond the distractions of the season and stay devoted to our relationship with Jesus. The gospel writer reminds us that discipleship and leadership development are year-round gifts from Christ. Just as Jesus called fishermen to become 'fishers of men,' we too are called to intimacy with Christ and influence on others. This perspective encourages us to see ourselves as leaders in our own spheres, capable of making a difference for God's kingdom. The message resonates deeply, urging us to consider how we can finish well in our faith journey, rather than just starting strong. It's a call to move from the cradle to the cross, embracing the full purpose of Christ's birth - our salvation.

Welcome to our "First Wednesday" service online! We know you will enjoy this hour of prayer and worship in God's house!!!! Thank you for joining us!!!

Where does Matthew's viewpoint of the Good News begin? His perspective is so valuable as we cover one of the most interesting chapters in the Bible...

It's SUNDAY! Thanks for joining us this morning in person or online at 9:00am CST! Be inspired to be engaged to live for Jesus wherever you are through today's worship, time of communion, and message from our "Philippians" series with Pastor DC!To connect today:https://soulschurch.org/connect-cardTo give today:https://soulschurch.org/giveFor prayer today:https://soulschurch.org/prayer-requestNeed Jesus today?https://soulschurch.org/follow-jesus

In a culture that is all about "us" - how do we walk in joy and live beyond ourselves? Check out a few tips from Paul, while in prison from the Book of Philippians!

Have you ever read a letter from friend in prison? This message will share the one thing that shows maturity when going through prison seasons! Dive into the first message from Paul, from the Book of Philippians!

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Good morning church family! Thank you for joining us "LIVE" for a time of worship and a relevant message and time of prayer during our current series "In God We Trust" with Pastor DC!

As believers, we have the awesome responsibility and privilege - to pray and participate as we vote 'biblical values' to help make a difference in our nation. In this message, learn what your vote is not, why it's so important to be a voice in our generation, and reasons to vote biblically!!

The Bible says “Evil people are trapped by sin, but the righteous escape, shouting for joy!” As God's people, we do not need to be trapped by anything this election season or ever - we can trust in God, do our part and avoid the traps ahead of us!!!

What is important to the heart of God, should be important to us as we approach the ballot box this year!!! Check out this message to learn 5 things that are near and dear to God!!!

Jesus' disciples must realize it's not about me, it's about HE! In order to do that, we must deny ourselves, take up our cross and follow Jesus!

For us to make a difference with our life, we all should possess a “MUST HAVE” vision from heaven! But what should that vision include? If you missed today's message, catch up on-demand! #ItsaMustSeries

If we want to walk in our "must" - we must examine our hearts and do regular heart checks as a follower of Jesus! Watch this message to be aware of four areas that we must guard our hearts so we can have a pure heart and see God!

If you spend time with God, He will show you who you are; that's your “I am.” But eventually, He will show you your purpose; that's your “I must.” When you get your “I must,” it takes you from being to doing and from being complacent to being compelled. What is your “I must”?

Join us "LIVE" for a time of worship, communion and a special message about the benefits of community with Guest Pastor, Jay Coleman!

“I declare Your strength to this next generation, Your power to everyone who is to come.” - ‭‭Psalm 71‬:‭18‬Enjoy an amazing service of worship, prayer, highlights recap reel from our student weekend and water baptisms!!!!

We will all have moments to get offended by people....but our response is what God looks at the most. We must exercise ourselves to live 'void of offense' with God and man - and this message shows us how to do it!!!