Teaching
I Got Soap – “Should I Forgive? The Charges”
Martin, MI – Forgiveness is what we know we are commanded to do based on scripture and the Lord’s instructions. But there seems to be an increasing resistance to doing just that.
There are many church members, as well as those operating in the world, that want to overrule scripture stating it’s not necessary or relevant in a modern world. Gone are the days of forgiveness, that’s just old fashioned, no need for that in today’s world, we’ll just get even.
This week we are going to put forgiveness on trial and see if it can stand the arguments against its necessity.
Join us Sunday morning as we dig deeper into forgiveness and hear the arguments against its need as submitted by the plaintiffs. Court is in session at 7:05.
I Got Soap – Why I can’t Forgive
Reynolds, GA – Why is it so hard, at times, to forgive someone for what they’ve done to you? Maybe you don’t think they deserve it or maybe you want them to stew in their own misery for what they did? Or maybe you don’t think they will accept your forgiveness or maybe even worse you don’t think you deserve forgiveness!
Regardless, it something where opinions and explanations vary person to person with no real understanding of why one does or does not want to forgive.
Jesus spoke in depth about forgiveness and how important it is for everyone of us to forgive those who have done us wrong and that we should seek forgiveness from those we have wronged.
Join us Sunday at 7:05 as we dig into forgiveness and how it impacts our lives.
**We will celebrate communion at the end of service, prepare your elements and hearts.**
I Got Soap – The Reality
Reynolds, GA – We all know what soap is and how to use it. We have soap for dishes, soap for washing clothes, soap for wishing our vehicles and soap for washing the dirt of the day off our bodies.
But what about the soap that can cleanse our sins, that can forgive our transgressions that can make life brand new…only Jesus has that soap and He’s not afraid to use it.
Romans is Paul’s answer to the question every person asks — can someone like me really be made right with God?
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we dig into Romans and why it’s so important to mankind.
The 99
West Salem, OH – In Luke Jesus used a shepherds tending his flock to illustrate a point about how God love’s us so much He would leave the 99 to find us. But there is so much more to the story of the 99 that we never look at.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we dig deeper into The Parable of the Lost Sheep and how it applies to our lives today.
Ordinary Lives in Extraordinary Hands
Reynolds, GA – As men and women of faith, we often look for something spectacular to experience the touch of our Lord. What we find in scripture is that happens on a very rare occasion. Yes, He parts the seas, He changes water into wine, He heals the blind, makes those who never walk, walk.
He is a God of miracles, but He’s also a God that uses ordinary people, like you and me, to reach His people in the most ordinary ways.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we look at the calling of Moses and it’s implications for all of us. https://www.youtube.com/live/rXRSbkNeToE
Surrender
Bowling Green, KY – God cares about the choices sitting in our mind right now. When we feel pressure to respond, fix, or decide something, He meets us with peace and direction.
God gives us wisdom and peace for the decisions pressing in right now. Don’t let fear make decisions; but ask God to lead the timing and direction.
It’s for the moments you know well:
– The text you want to send when emotions are high.
– That “yes” you feel pressured to give.
– A mistake you keep replaying.
– The conversation with your teen you’ve been avoiding.
– Or the financial choice that makes your chest tighten.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we look at what surrendering to the Lord really means, you just might be surprised.
**We will celebrate communion at the end of service.**
Not Something But Someone
Reynolds, GA – What is the meaning of life? That seems to be a question that echoes throughout history. John walked with Jesus. He watched Him live, heard Him teach, and witnessed what real life actually looks like. Then he spent the rest of his life telling everyone what he saw.
John wrote the words in his letters as a man who had seen the answer of the meaning of life with his own eyes. He walked alongside Jesus for three years. He watched Him turn ordinary moments into eternal ones. At the end of his life, this is the testimony John couldn’t stop telling: God has given us that life—the same life that lives in His Son.
Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 for message of hope and life.
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