That's The Word! Ministries

What can we say about this grace? Probably not nearly enough. More than we realize, His grace abounds toward us in ways we will not know until eternity. But while we are here, we will stand in this abundant grace. #thesundaysermonseries #unmerited #thisgrace

As we close our Christmas series, we're going to focus what we are to do once we enter into His house; yes, worship--but there is so much more. Join us if you are able. #thesundaysermonseries #gloryinthhighest #nowthatyoureinthehouse

What's in a name? Of all the names involved in the Christmas story, there's only one that changes my life--Jesus. His name means everything to me---what about you?

One of the things that causes us to give Him glory this time of the year is because of the personal nature of His birth. While Christ came to His people the Jews, and by extension, all of us, it's up to each one of us to receive him to ourselves. #thesundaysermonseries #gloryinthehighest #itspersonal

When you desire more of Him, by default you are asking for less of YOU. But what does this mean? It means removing yourself from the 'throne' of your life, and allowing Him to reign over you--all of you. Who's the king of your life? #thesundaysermonseries #justmoreofhim #whosstheking

The things of this world offer counterfeit joy, counterfeit peace, and counterfeit security. When the child of God strays from the pathway of righteousness, this is what can be expected. Only as we cling to Him, will He give us the good things that are promised to those who stay hungry. #thesundaysermonseries #justmoreofHim #stayhungry #thegoodthings

How do you maintain a hunger and thirst for God in this world which cries out for our attention? It all depends on how you 'look' at it all. Join us as we look at reveal three ways to keep your hunger and thirst after God fresh. #thesundaysermonseries #justmoreofhim #stayinghungryy

Masks, masks, masks. There are the ones we wear literally, and then there are the ones we wear spiritually. In order to optimize our time at His feet, to hear His Word, we must come before Him without 'covering up'. What does the Lord require of us, and how do you approach Him? #thesundaysermonseries #thatgoodpart #whoareyouinhispresence

As we come before the the Lord, most certainly He wants to speak to us. But what happens when we can't hear Him? Certainly, it's not His fault if we can't, so what's the problem? Join us today as we look into some of the reasons why we sometimes can't hear the Lord. #thesundayswermonseries #thatgoodpart #canyouhearhim

It's the place where you can hear His Word. Have you been there? Are you there now? Our new series will focus on the value of sitting at Jesus 'feet. One may ask, 'What does it mean?' Sitting at His feet is a powerful and multi-faceted dynamic that keeps and positions us to hear his voice. First up, we'll look at 'That One Thing'. Join us if you can. #thesundaysermonseries #thatgoodpart #thatonething

More than ever before, we need to pray. And while there is no shortage of things to pray about, it must be understood that the Enemy will oppose us as we set ourselves to do so. Our new series will take a look at what happens when God's people pray. First up, we'll learn of 4 things we can expect from prayer when it's approached in the right way. #thesundaysermonseries #saintsofthelordcryout #4greatexpectations

Are you engaged in 'bottom line ministry'? That is, ministry that is Christ-centered, and gospel centered? What we need to remember is that bottom line line living precedes bottom line ministry; this type of living is also Christ-centered, and both are key as we navigate through these perilous times. Join us for the final installment in this series. #thesundaysermonseries #aliveandwell #bottomlineministry

More than ever before, people need the Lord. The constant struggle for peace, joy and purpose can only be found in Christ. There is a deep cry from every person without the Lord, and it says, 'Come over and help us'--can you hear them? #thesundaysermonseries #aliveandwell #macedoniaiscalling

Antioch holds a special place in church history because the disciples were first called Christians there. But what was it about them that caused them stand out? Join us today for, 'The Truth About Antioch'. We'll learn that what was true about them, needs to be true about us. #thesundaysermonseries #aliveandwell #thetruthaboutantioch

The early church flourished for several reasons, but more important than anything, they were empowered by the Holy Ghost. This power enabled them to speak boldly and stand firm. The early church teaches us the importance of being full.

We do not turn a deaf ear or a blind eye to the problems that exist in the church, but His church yet stands and will stand. All that Satan can bring will not bring it down. The foundation of the church is Christ--this truth must not be muted or mixed--we must tell it like it is

In the final parable of our series, we meet two men who approached God in two different ways. How they approached God revealed the contents of their heart, because only one of them emerged justified. We need to guard our heart with all diligence. Join us for, 'A Tale Of Two Hearts'. #thesundaysermonseries #lessonsfromtheparables #ataleoftwohearts

What do you do when you've prayed, and prayed, and prayed some more, and there seems to be no response from the Lord? In such cases our faith can take a hit; but we must not give up.

Jesus spoke parables to His disciples to teach them valuable lessons. While Matthew contains the bulk of these parables, Luke records some Christ's most memorable, unique to his book. Join us Sundays in July as we look at selected parables from Luke. First up this morning: on this Independence Day Christ reminds us what can happen we pledge allegiance to the wrong thing.

Rebellion and disrespect are terrible things, but when they are directed toward God, that certainly makes it much worse. But God! In His great love with which He loved us...I don't believe mere human words can properly express just how much He loves us.

As we close our series, we'll look at what happens when we faithfully carry His name. Also, we reveal several things we need to know and remember when we are mistreated because of His name.

People can rant, and rage, and rebel over the name of Jesus, but when the dust settles, and all is said and done, the name of Jesus will still be standing; along with all those who who call upon Him.

People can rant, and rage, and rebel over the name of Jesus, but when the dust settles, and all is said and done, the name of Jesus will still be standing; along with all those who who call upon Him.

Just the mention of the name of Jesus changes EVERYTHING. No matter who you are, or what you have done, His name, spoken in faith can deliver, and transform that one who is mired in sin and darkness. No matter who...no matter who.

The name of Jesus means different things to different people. At the moment of salvation, faith in His name set several things in motion--and it is the only name that has the authority to do so.

Join us this morning as we conclude this series with, ‘The Promises'. Throughout scripture the Lord guarantees us that He will always stand by us through sifting seasons. We'll proclaim several of them today.

Last time we learned of ‘Satan’s Sinister Sifting Plan’, and his desire to shift us from our faith (first and foremost), our strength, and our identity. On the flip side, there is the ‘Savior’s Sovereign Sifting Plan’, and it speaks of His purpose, but also His divine provision during your sifting season.

Last time we started our series with an overview of the sifting process in the life of the believer. In part two we’ll focus on the part Satan plays in this process. Know this: his objective is to kill your faith—but how?

What are the marks of sifting? Understanding this dynamic will help us to navigate through these difficult times with patience and determination, because the sifting season' can crush you-- or build you for life.

Anyone remember static? It's that hissing and crackling sound we used to hear on our old radio and tv transmissions. What it did was interfere with your ability to listen. This dynamic also takes place spiritually, each time we set ourselves to pray. Join us as we wrap up this series with, 'Facing The Static', a timely word on how to pray through.

The enemies of prayer are many, but I be!ieve they all can fall under one common category; this one thing is the Thief of everything we attempt to do for the Lord--with prayer being first and foremost.

How committed are we to prayer? When it comes to this battle to pray, our enemies are certainly committed to keep us from it. Join us for this word, ‘Committed Or Omitted’.

Join us as we begin 'The Battle Series' with, 'The Battle Between The Knees'. First up, we'll look at prayer from the enemy's point of view, while defining the battle.

If knowing and being like Jesus is the goal of the Christian life, one of things that helps to bring this about is the power of His resurrection—and the Cross makes it possible. Today we remember the empty tomb and what it means to us, with a word entitled, ‘The Power Of His Resurrection’. Let’s celebrate!

First up in our 3-part series is, 'The Day They Missed The King'. We'll see how a case of mistaken identity played a vital role in the story of the Cross, and learn how a wrong view of Jesus can mean mean the difference between life and death.

While we wait on the Lord, there will at times be delays. But where do these delays come from? We're taking a revealing look at 3 types of delays, and see how faith is key in each.

More than anyone, Job knew what it was to suffer. His time spent in this season was filled with ups and downs, but through it all he held out Hope that God would deliver him.

What does it mean to 'wait quietly' on the Lord? As we open this 4-part series, we'll look at the role that silence plays as we wait on God. We'll also reveal 4 things to remember while we are in God's waiting room.

Has your faith in God ever wavered, and you found yourself questioning His ways, His will, and His Word? We’re concluding our series this morning with a message looking at fractured faith in difficult times—and the restoration that is available in Christ.

In this special podcast, we've partnered with Clarence & Diana Haynes, founders of 'The Bible Study Club. We'll look at the Christian's relationship to the world, learn what worldliness is, and discuss the need to have a 'Word view' of the world.

Where does your loyalty rest? An honest answer to this question can mean the difference between peace or panic, when it comes to your walk with the Lord; the proper foundation is essential.

Can your faith be described as fracturex, frustrated, and faltering, due to circumstances? We'LL go to scripture and see a man who was all of the above, but he had one thing that remained-- a fire.

There is absolutely no church that is perfect, but there are certain things which can classify it as being unhealthy. What are they? We present our list of the top 5 signs that will lead a church down an unhealthy path.

Do you really believe? Where is your faith? Our new series will deal the need to be anchored in Christ. Not being so, opens the door to doubt, confusion, insecurity, and of course, sin. How do we avoid these potentially devastating results?

Whenever any one of is looked at intently, our response is usually, 'Why are you looking at me like that?' But what about Jesus? How do we respond to His look? Our response can make all the difference in our life.

The presence of the Lord is precious. But what happens when His presence is 'forced out'? How can this happen? This is a fesh word about the need to cherish His presence--and how to avoid losing it.

When circumstances cloud our sight, we can miss the unseen, and forget several truths about who we are--and who God is. It is during these times that we need a fresh encounter with the living God.

Many in scripture who encountered the Lord, were never the same again; and that is the way it should be. What exactly does happen when we get a fresh vision of who He is?

We continue our series, looking at practical, but powerful keys to keep you rooted in Christ.

To say that I have always remained unmovable, would be a misstatement; but I'm still here, serving the Lord by faith. Along the way I have learned a few things about staying strong (and still learning). In our new series, we'll offer you some keys to being and staying strong. Let's end the year on a strong note, with a fresh resolve to stand.

As we close our series in the book of Psalms, we will learn the reasons why we do what we do. What do we do? We praise, we love, we serve, and so much more. This verses read like a condensed version of Ephesians chapter 1. We are so blessed! A very personal word of praise.