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Learning How to Pray When You Don't Know What to SayHave you ever known that you needed to pray, but you could not find the words?Sometimes pain is too deep, pressure is too heavy, and our thoughts are too scattered to form the “perfect” prayer. But prayer does not begin with perfect words. Prayer begins when we turn our hearts toward God.In this message, Pastor Joe Moss II uses the story of King Hezekiah in 2 Kings 20 to teach us what prayer really is—and what it is not. When Hezekiah received devastating news, he turned his face toward the wall, cried out to God, and wept bitterly. God responded, “I have heard your prayer, and I have seen your tears.”This message will help you understand:• Why you do not need impressive language to pray• How God understands your tears, silence, and groaning• Why prayer is relationship, not performance• How to pray without trying to control God• Why prayer should lead to obedience and action• How prayer becomes the first habit in the POWER framework• How to use the simple prayer framework: Recognize, Reveal, Request, and ReleaseYou may not know what to say, but you can always know where to turn.Whether you are an athlete facing pressure, a parent carrying concern, a leader feeling overwhelmed, or someone simply trying to hold life together, this message will encourage you to turn toward God honestly.Before you panic, pray.Before you perform, pray.Before you respond, pray.Before you allow a moment to become your identity, pray.God hears your prayer.God sees your tears.God understands your silence.And God is still present in the process.Join Pastor Joe Moss II and Make God Famous Church for this powerful message on learning how to pray when you do not know what to say.Main Scripture: 2 Kings 20:1–6Supporting Scriptures: Romans 8:26–27, Psalm 62:8, Matthew 6:5–13, Luke 22:39–44, Philippians 4:6–7Make God Famous ChurchFormation, not just information.We train people how to live with God every day.#MakeGodFamous #Prayer #LearningToPray #Faith #ChristianEncouragement #Hezekiah #POWERHabits #BlessBody #PastorJoeMoss #MGFC

Welcome to the Timberlake Church Online podcast! This week as we continue our series, "Come to the Table," Pastor Joe speaks to us on how we should approach the table as we come together to participate in Communion. We are so glad you are joining us today.

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “Always Working”. This sermon covers Acts 18:12-28.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, Dr. Paul Hall, and Ron Greer AI, Identity Theft, and the New Rules of Personal Protection Pastor Joe Schofield and the Raising Expectations panel welcome Frank Roberson of Black Rhino Protection Agency for a wide-ranging conversation about AI-enabled scams, voice cloning, social media exposure, drone threats, identity theft, executive protection, travel safety, and practical security habits for families. Friends, Frank Roberson, Founder and CEO of “Black Rhino Group”, returns, joining us once again on Raising Expectations! He's Ba'ack! Yes, Monday night as requested we're thrilled to welcome back our dear friend and valued ‘Raising Expectations' family member Frank Roberson. With expertise in protective services, counterintelligence, and threat analysis, Frank will share insights on safeguarding political leaders, like President Trump, and cultivating 'Situational Awareness' for everyday life. By learning from Frank's expertise, you'll gain clarity on navigating life's safety challenges and have a better understanding of the importance of preparedness in the face of adversity. Lives can depend on it, and with this knowledge, you'll be better equipped to protect and serve your loved ones. Frank will offer practical wisdom to help you navigate life's complexities with confidence. You won't want to miss this powerful and yet entertaining discussion. Guest Spotlight: Frank Roberson Frank Roberson, founder of Black Rhino Protection Agency, returns to Raising Expectations for another conversation on personal protection, security awareness, and emerging threats. Drawing from his experience in executive protection and family security planning, Frank discusses AI-driven impersonation scams, social media risks, fake identification, drone surveillance, identity-theft restoration, and the practical habits everyday families can use to protect themselves. Faith, Family, and the Raising Expectations Table The episode opens with the Raising Expectations theme and Pastor Joe Schofield's familiar message of optimism rooted in faith. Joe reminds listeners that the program is built around hope, family, friendship, and the belief that God is active in people's lives. He introduces the show's extended panel, including Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, Dr. Paul Hall, and Ron Greer, with the show's usual warmth, sports banter, humor, and family-style conversation. The hosts also direct listeners to the Raising Expectations page on BBS Radio, where they can find show information, books, prior episodes, and donation options. Black Rhino's Growth and New Operations Frank begins by updating the panel on the growth of Black Rhino Protection Agency. He says the company has been building out an operations center, including a classified SCIF connected to overseas contracts, and preparing satellite offices in Dallas and Washington, D.C., with Santa Rosa being considered as another possible location. He also describes building proprietary software to run operations from payroll to scheduling, with an added protective-service component for protectees. Frank says the shift from field protection work to CEO and board-level responsibilities has been a major adjustment, but also an exciting journey. AI Changes the Protection Game Dr. Craig Thayer raises the subject of AI threats, asking about risks to individual clients and national security. Frank says AI has changed protection work dramatically, especially for families, diplomats, elected officials, and high-profile individuals. He explains why code names and code phrases matter, giving examples of families using prearranged phrases when something feels unsafe or when an urgent exit is needed. He says what once sounded overly cautious has become necessary because AI can now imitate voices, generate convincing images, create fake IDs, and help scammers or attackers gather believable details. Voice Cloning and Kidnapping Scams One of the strongest warnings in the episode involves AI-enabled voice cloning. Frank describes scams where a family receives a call that sounds like a child or loved one screaming that they have been kidnapped, pressuring the family to send money quickly. He explains that wealthy families in particular may pay immediately if they believe a child is in danger, which is why families need private code phrases or proof-of-life details known only to trusted people. The panel also discusses real-world examples of people losing money to fake emergency calls, including cases involving gift cards, urgent car trouble, or threats of jail. Fake IDs, Deepfakes, and Building Access Frank then expands the concern beyond phone scams into physical security. He says AI and digital tools can help bad actors create fake identification, recreate images, and produce convincing documents. He describes how weak front-desk security, casual handling of badges, and unchecked assumptions can allow someone to enter sensitive areas. Frank gives an example of a security assessment in which someone gained access deep inside a building using another person's identification, eventually calling the CEO from a supposedly secure room. His point is that technology and human inattention together can create serious vulnerabilities. Social Media Exposure and Burglary Risks The conversation turns to social media, where Frank warns against posting real-time travel details. He says people often announce that they are away from home on cruises or trips, which can signal that their house is empty. He adds that burglars may no longer be most interested in televisions or other material items; instead, they may look for personal documents, deeds, titles, identification information, and anything that can be used to create a new version of the victim's identity. Frank encourages listeners to be cautious with friend requests, especially from suspicious accounts with few friends or unclear connections. Metadata, Birthdays, and Everyday Privacy Habits Frank offers several everyday protection tips. He says people should not feel obligated to provide a correct birthday to non-governmental platforms or loyalty programs that do not legally require it. He also warns that photos can contain metadata showing when, where, and how the image was taken. To reduce that risk, he suggests taking a screenshot of a photo before posting, because the screenshot will not contain the same original location metadata. He also recommends multi-factor authentication and being cautious with password-reset notices, unknown texts, fake receipts, PayPal-style scams, and messages that pressure users to click quickly. Meta Glasses, Drones, and New Surveillance Concerns Frank also discusses newer technology such as Meta glasses, which can discreetly record pictures or short videos. He explains that someone could use such glasses to capture medical records on a desk, observe jewelry-store security, record layouts, or gather private information in public settings. The panel then moves into drones and anti-drone technology. Frank says protective teams must assume that bad actors can buy or misuse the same technology security teams use. He describes geofenced drone patrols, portable camera systems, infrared and night-vision tools, and the need to think like an attacker when designing a protection plan. Executive Protection, Family Safety, and Travel Awareness Frank emphasizes that many protected executives do not have equivalent protection for their families or residences, which he sees as a major gap. He discusses threat assessments for travel, including a family trip to Mexico, and stresses the importance of not attracting attention through flashy behavior, expensive watches, luxury vehicles, or careless routines. He recalls examples involving golf groups, restaurants, public exposure, and foreign travel where protective awareness mattered. His advice includes watching drinks, avoiding unnecessary attention, using safe routes, being careful with drivers and strangers, and remembering that attackers only need to get it right once, while protectors must get it right every day. Identity-Theft Restoration Matters Most The conversation closes with practical advice for ordinary families and middle-class listeners. Frank says monitoring services may make people feel better, but the most important feature is full identity-theft restoration after something goes wrong. He recommends services that monitor all three major credit bureaus and provide restoration support through investigators, legal resources, and limited power of attorney so the victim is not left doing all the paperwork alone. He stresses that much personal information is already exposed through data breaches, so the real question is how quickly and completely someone can recover when identity theft happens. Closing Banter, Gratitude, and Raised Expectations The final portion returns to the show's familiar mix of gratitude, humor, sports banter, and encouragement. Stefanie Thayer reminds listeners to visit the Raising Expectations page on BBS Radio for prior shows, donation options, host information, and upcoming updates. Pastor Joe thanks Frank Roberson, Christy, and the Black Rhino team for sharing their expertise and friendship. The panel closes with jokes about football, Cowboys and 49ers references, laughter, blessings, and the reminder that God continues to work in listeners' lives as they keep raising expectations.

Pastor Joe delivers an incredible message about how Jesus' sacrifice on the cross means so much for us, but because of His resurrection we can know the bible is true and live our life following Him with confidence.

Today's sermon is The Sanctity of Marriage by Joe Focht Find more teaching from Pastor Joe at www.ccphilly.org

When we respond to Him, He is always faithful.

Pastor Joe contines our series in the book of Acts, in chapter 16:15-44

Listen today as Pastor Joe Little reminds us that God isn't looking for extraordinary ability—He's looking for hearts that simply say, “Here I am.” To stay connected to what's happening at Mission Church, follow us on any of the following platforms. Instagram instagram.com/missionchurchca Podcast missionchurchca.com/watch Newsletter missionchurchca.com/updates Website missionchurchca.com

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Joe explores Proverbs 26:20 and the surprising connection between gossip and conflict. He explains why we often "whisper" about others, what those conversations reveal about our hearts, and how the love of God meets our deepest needs for significance, belonging, and grace. Discover how growing in wisdom enables us to stop fueling conflict and become people who bring peace instead.

—Sermon text:Psalm 150

In today's rendition of the Sunday sermon, Pastor Joe preaches on the importance of the church family and community within our Christian lives. 'New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

As we conclude our House of Prayer series, Pastor Joe challenges us to become people who pray as long as it takes. Looking at Jesus' parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18, this message reminds us that persistent prayer isn't about convincing a reluctant God—it's about trusting a loving Father who hears every prayer. Whether His answer is yes, wait, grow, or no, we can continue to seek Him with confidence, knowing He is faithful, powerful, and always working, even when we can't see it. If you've been discouraged in the waiting or tempted to give up praying, this message will encourage you to keep asking, keep trusting, and keep believing in the God for whom nothing is impossible.

This week at Maplewood, we're continuing to study the source of authentic joy. Join us as Pastor Joe talks about the type of joy that ONLY comes from a right relationship with Jesus.

The difficulty of standing when its not easy and you feel alone

We were never designed to carry worry, fear, or anxiety. Faith doesn't ignore life's challenges, it chooses to place them into the hands of the One who can actually carry them.

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, Melba Schofield, Stefanie Thayer, Dr. Craig Thayer, Dr. Paul Hall, and Ron Greer Faith, Freedom, and the Fight for America The Raising Expectations team welcomes attorney, retired Army colonel, and author Kurt Schlichter for a wide-ranging discussion on faith, American leadership, cultural change, national security, education, civic responsibility, and the role Christians can play in shaping the nation's future. Friends, We are thrilled to have our longtime friend Kurt Schlichter back with us this Monday night, to share his wisdom and enthuse us all about our great nation! He is an outstanding author, political pungent, United States Army captain, teacher at the National War College in Washington D. C. and renown lawyer. He is a leading speaker on CPAC and highly respected for his ability to powerfully present the common sense and Judeo- Christian principals upon which we stand as a nation! His books are best sellers and “WE'LL BE BACK: the fall and rise of America” has made everyone think again as we watch America rise before our eyes with President Donald Trump and his incredible Cabinet! Boldness and appropriate transparency has aided in making us proud to be Americans once again! Kurt Schlichter has value driven conservative insights that are true and continue to inspire us as a nation! You won't want to miss the show so tell your friends and tune in and watch… Guest Spotlight Kurt Schlichter returns to Raising Expectations as a respected political commentator, attorney, retired U.S. Army colonel, and bestselling author known for combining military experience, legal insight, and cultural commentary. Throughout the conversation, Kurt discusses current events through the lenses of patriotism, faith, and public service while sharing perspectives drawn from his writing career, military background, and observations of American culture. Although the conversation covers numerous political topics, it repeatedly returns to the importance of personal responsibility, moral conviction, and active civic engagement. Faith, Freedom, and the State of the Nation Pastor Joe Schofield opens the program by reaffirming the show's commitment to faith in Jesus Christ, love for America, and confidence that God continues to work in the lives of those who trust Him. After introducing the panel and welcoming returning guest Kurt Schlichter, the conversation turns toward the current condition of the nation and the challenges facing American society. Kurt describes himself as optimistic about the country's future, arguing that many Americans have become dissatisfied with existing political and cultural institutions and are seeking meaningful change. The discussion establishes a hopeful yet candid tone as the panel explores leadership, public policy, and the responsibilities of citizenship from a Christian perspective. Leadership, Faith, and Public Service One of the conversation's earliest themes centers on political leadership and personal transformation. Kurt shares his view that President Donald Trump has pursued significant policy changes by challenging assumptions about what government can and cannot accomplish. Beyond politics, he also reflects on what he believes has been a noticeable change in Trump's personal faith following the assassination attempt against him, describing it as an example of how life-changing experiences can deepen spiritual awareness. The panel discusses the distinction between identifying with religion and developing an authentic relationship with God, emphasizing Bible reading, prayer, and continued spiritual growth over religious labels alone. Throughout the exchange, the speakers encourage listeners to pursue faith as a daily relationship rather than merely a public identity. Stories Shape Culture The discussion shifts toward Kurt's work as a novelist and his belief that culture is influenced not only through politics but also through storytelling. He introduces several of his books, including his upcoming novel American Warlord, and explains why he believes conservatives and Christians should actively create fiction, entertainment, and cultural works that reflect their values instead of simply criticizing existing media. Kurt argues that many ordinary Americans who work hard, raise families, practice their faith, and contribute positively to their communities are rarely represented in modern entertainment. For him, participating in culture is another way of preserving important values and broadening public conversation. Christians and Civic Responsibility The panel repeatedly returns to the role Christians play within American society. Pastor Joe expresses concern that many believers remain disengaged from public life or become informed only shortly before elections, while Kurt encourages greater participation in civic affairs. Rather than viewing political involvement as separate from faith, the speakers suggest that informed citizenship can become an extension of personal stewardship and responsibility. They discuss voting, public discourse, and the importance of remaining engaged in issues affecting local communities and the nation while seeking to act with integrity and conviction. Ideology, Media, and Competing Worldviews As the discussion broadens, Kurt shares his concerns about socialism, ideological movements, higher education, and parts of the modern media landscape. He argues that many people naturally seek purpose and meaning, and when religious faith is absent, they may replace it with political or cultural ideologies. The panel also discusses contemporary debates surrounding identity, entertainment, journalism, and public institutions, expressing concern that some voices discourage open dialogue or promote ideas they believe conflict with biblical values. Throughout these exchanges, the hosts frequently contrast cultural trends with what they view as enduring principles rooted in Christian faith and personal accountability. National Security and America's Place in the World Drawing upon his military experience, Kurt offers an extended discussion of American foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran, China, Russia, Ukraine, and broader geopolitical strategy. He explains how diplomatic, informational, military, and economic tools can work together to accomplish long-term strategic objectives, suggesting that effective leadership requires coordinating all four rather than relying solely upon military force. The panel also considers changing international alliances, energy policy, economic pressure, and global competition, viewing these developments through the broader lens of national security and America's future role on the world stage. Education, Skilled Trades, and the Dignity of Work Another major theme focuses on education and the changing value of higher learning. Kurt questions whether many universities continue to provide practical value, expressing concern about rising student debt, ideological influence, and the growing availability of alternative forms of learning. The panel discusses vocational education, skilled trades, apprenticeships, and technical careers, emphasizing that meaningful work should never be measured solely by academic credentials. Through stories about contractors, tradespeople, military service, and everyday professions, the conversation highlights the dignity of honest labor and the importance of respecting people for the quality of their work rather than their educational pedigree. Remembering the America That Built Community The discussion becomes more personal as Kurt reflects on his childhood in California, neighborhood friendships, books, television, family life, and the experiences that shaped previous generations. While acknowledging the benefits of technological advancement, including artificial intelligence, the panel also expresses concern that some aspects of community life, childhood independence, and shared cultural experiences have become more difficult to preserve. Rather than rejecting modern technology, the speakers encourage thoughtful use of new tools while continuing to cultivate strong families, meaningful relationships, and local communities. Standing for Truth with Courage As the conversation concludes, the panel returns to the role of Christians in an increasingly divided culture. Dr. Paul Hall expresses appreciation for Kurt's optimism and willingness to speak openly about difficult issues, while the hosts encourage believers to stand firmly for truth without fear or embarrassment. Pastor Ron Greer closes the program with a prayer asking for God's protection, wisdom, and continued guidance over Kurt, his family, and his work. The episode ends by reminding listeners that faith, courage, service, and hope remain essential qualities for those seeking to strengthen both their communities and their nation.

As we continue our More Wisdom, More Life series, Pastor Joe unpacks Proverbs 25:28 and shows us why self-control is essential to living a life of wisdom. He reminds us that our greatest struggle isn't a lack of willpower–it's misplaced affection. When anything becomes more important than God, our lives become vulnerable to compromise and brokenness. But as we grow in our love for Jesus and remember all he has done for us, our desires are reordered, our souls are strengthened, and we experience the protection and freedom found in him.

This Sunday, Pastor Joe discusses the topic of the husband's role in marriage, how they must treat their wives, and the Biblical implications this has. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

Pastor Joe shows us the importance of the local church for us because of it's importance to Jesus.

What if your greatest struggle isn't your circumstances... but your appetite?Every one of us is hungry for something. Success. Acceptance. Comfort. Security. Purpose. But what if the direction of your life is determined by what your heart craves most?In the opening message of our new BECOMING series, Pastor Joe Moss II explores a powerful biblical pattern found from Genesis to Revelation:Identity → Appetite → Authority → Influence → LegacyBefore God changes what you do, He reminds you who you are.Before He entrusts you with greater influence, He transforms what you hunger for.Using the incredible journey of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly, this message reveals why the hidden seasons of life are often God's greatest seasons of preparation, why the enemy attacks identity before appetite, and how the Holy Spirit doesn't simply change our behavior—He changes our desires.If you've ever felt stuck, forgotten, or like you're still in the cocoon, this message is for you.Key Takeaways:Identity always comes before assignment.Your appetite determines your direction.The Holy Spirit transforms desire—not just behavior.The cocoon is not punishment; it's preparation.Don't compare your stage to someone else's.Keep walking. Keep becoming.Scriptures:Genesis 1–3 • Matthew 3–4 • Romans 12:1–2 • Matthew 5:6 • Galatians 5 • John 15 • Philippians 3Thank you for listening to the Make God Famous Podcast. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs hope in their journey of becoming.Remember:You don't have to pretend to be the finished product. Just stay faithful to the process.Keep Walking. Keep Becoming. Make God Famous.

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “The Answer to the Question”. This sermon covers Acts 17:22-34.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

This week, Lucy Terreri and Pastor Joe discuss the truth behind the bird noises, talk about how to intentionally read the Bible, and delve deeper into this week's sermon, "Know The Word."To watch this week's sermon, check it out on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/cometoconnect or head over to cometoconnect.com/most-recent-sermon

How can we make our joy contagious? Looking at Romans 12:15, Pastor Joe shows what it means for the family of God when we both rejoice and mourn with others. 

Pastor Joe talks about the importance of submitting to your life partner. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

Pastor Joe shares on the importance for all of us to read and know scripture.

Crippled By Fear 7-12-2026 Pastor Joe Myers

When the Body Stops Listening to the Head | Christ Is the HeadWhat happens when the Body of Christ stops listening to its Head?The Bible is clear: Christ is the Head of the Church. Not the pastor. Not the bishop. Not the apostle. Not the denomination. Not the organization. Not the tradition.Jesus Christ is the Head.In this powerful message, Pastor Joe Whesley Moss II asks a challenging question: Can a church look successful and still be unhealthy?Can attendance grow while discipleship shrinks? Can the building be full while people remain spiritually empty? Can the preaching be powerful while the culture is unhealthy? Can we become so loyal to a leader, organization, tradition, or institution that we accidentally stop short of Jesus?Drawing from more than two decades of studying, training, and coaching the human body, Pastor Joe explores a profound spiritual truth:A body can look strong and still be unhealthy—and the same can be true of the Body of Christ.This message is not an attack on the Church. It is a call for the Body to become healthier.You'll discover why spiritual leaders are called to equip people, not control them; why the pastor should never become the destination; why no title allows anyone to graduate from discipleship; and why the true measure of a healthy church isn't simply how many people attend—but who people are becoming.The goal isn't to make people need a pastor more.The goal is to help people know Jesus more.At Make God Famous Church, we believe we are called to move from information to formation, from spectators to disciples, and from simply gathering on Sunday to living with God every day.We gather to scatter.We develop leaders who lead leaders to lead.We practice the POWER Habits: Pray. Obey. Workout. Educate. Recharge.And we keep walking. We keep becoming.Because the pastor is not the Head.Christ is the Head.We are His Body.And when the Body is healthy, connected, equipped, and functioning as God designed it to function, the world gets to see Jesus.Key Scriptures: Colossians 1:15–20 | Ephesians 4:15–16 | Matthew 16:18 | 1 Corinthians 3:11Make God Famous ChurchWe train people how to live with God every day.Formation over information. Gather to scatter. Leaders who lead leaders to lead.#MakeGodFamous #ChristIsTheHead #BodyOfChrist #PastorJoeMoss #ChristianLeadership #Discipleship #HealthyChurch #KeepWalkingKeepBecoming #FormationOverInformation

Key Takeaways from Psalm 139 1. David said, "O Lord, You have searched me and known me." 2. "You comprehend my path and my lying down, and are acquainted with all my ways." 3. "For there is not a word on my tongue, but behold, O Lord, You know it altogether." 4. "Where can I go from Your Spirit? Or where can I flee from Your presence?" 5. Even when David ran, hid, or sinned, God's hand still led him. 6. David said, "I am fearfully and wonderfully made." 7. "How precious also are Your thoughts to me, O God! How great is the sum of them!" 8. David's honest prayer was, "Search me, O God, and know my heart." 9. God calls David a man after His own heart not because he was sinless, but because he kept coming back.   Psalm 139 For the director of music. Of David. A psalm. 1 You have searched me, Lord,     and you know me. 2 You know when I sit and when I rise;     you perceive my thoughts from afar. 3 You discern my going out and my lying down;     you are familiar with all my ways. 4 Before a word is on my tongue     you, Lord, know it completely. 5 You hem me in behind and before,     and you lay your hand upon me. 6 Such knowledge is too wonderful for me,     too lofty for me to attain. 7 Where can I go from your Spirit?     Where can I flee from your presence? 8 If I go up to the heavens, you are there;     if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. 9 If I rise on the wings of the dawn,     if I settle on the far side of the sea, 10 even there your hand will guide me,     your right hand will hold me fast. 11 If I say, “Surely the darkness will hide me     and the light become night around me,” 12 even the darkness will not be dark to you;     the night will shine like the day,     for darkness is as light to you. 13 For you created my inmost being;     you knit me together in my mother's womb. 14 I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made;     your works are wonderful,     I know that full well. 15 My frame was not hidden from you     when I was made in the secret place,     when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. 16 Your eyes saw my unformed body;     all the days ordained for me were written in your book     before one of them came to be. 17 How precious to me are your thoughts,[a] God!     How vast is the sum of them! 18 Were I to count them,     they would outnumber the grains of sand—     when I awake, I am still with you. 19 If only you, God, would slay the wicked!     Away from me, you who are bloodthirsty! 20 They speak of you with evil intent;     your adversaries misuse your name. 21 Do I not hate those who hate you, Lord,     and abhor those who are in rebellion against you? 22 I have nothing but hatred for them;     I count them my enemies. 23 Search me, God, and know my heart;     test me and know my anxious thoughts. 24 See if there is any offensive way in me,     and lead me in the way everlasting. "Thanks for listening! For more information, visit churchoftheharvest.com. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and YouTube @cothcleveland.

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “When God Stirs Your Heart”. This sermon covers Acts 17:16-21.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

—Sermon text:Psalm 90

This Sunday, our Pastor Joe preaches on the topic of servitude in Christ and what that should look like in our Christian lives. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

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The Danger of Traveling with no lines...

"You Were Born to Fly – Trust God and Go"

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “Response Required”. This sermon covers Acts 17:1-15.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

La familia enfrenta decisiones todos los días, y la más importante es en quién deposita su confianza. En este mensaje descubrirás cómo construir un hogar firme cuando Dios ocupa el primer lugar, qué significa vivir dependiendo de Él en cada decisión y por qué no podemos enfrentar las batallas espirituales con nuestras propias fuerzas. A través de principios bíblicos, aprenderás la importancia de reconocer a Dios en todos tus caminos, desarrollar un verdadero temor del Señor, resistir las estrategias del enemigo y apartarte del mal. Este mensaje también nos recuerda que la vida cristiana no fue diseñada para vivirse en soledad: necesitamos la ayuda de Dios y el apoyo de la familia de la fe para permanecer firmes. Si deseas fortalecer tu fe, proteger a tu familia y caminar con sabiduría, este mensaje es para ti. Comparte este video con alguien que necesite recordar que confiar en Dios siempre será la mejor decisión. #FamiliaCristiana #ConfiarEnDios #Fe #VidaCristiana #Sabiduría #TemorDeDios #PresenciaViva #Biblia #Esperanza #Jesús

Is communion just a symbol, or are we actually receiving the body and blood of Christ? In this week's You Asked For It, Pastor Joe explores one of Christianity's oldest and most debated questions by looking at what Jesus said, what the early church practiced, and what Scripture teaches about the Lord's Table. Discover why communion is a powerful time to remember Christ's sacrifice, proclaim His victory, and celebrate the finished work of the cross.