JAMA Racing Ministry

Reynolds, GA – Living generously means embracing a heart that mirrors Jesus’s. It’s about becoming aware of the people around us and choosing to be present, purposeful, and available. This attitude allows us to willing serve and share whatever God has placed in our hands.

There are many examples of those willing to serve the Lord in scripture regardless of the times they lived in. But how did they survive, how did they serve and what was their motive to be generous during the lives.

Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we dig into Christ centered generosity and how it might not be what you think.

https://www.youtube.com/live/5jHt3sw-GV8

Reynolds, GA – We need to view each day as an adventure, carefully planned out by our Lord. Instead of staring into the day ahead of us, attempting to program it according to our will, we must be attentive to His leading and all He has prepared for us in that day.

Thank Him for this day of life, recognizing how precious it is as an unrepeatable gift. Trust that He is with us each moment, whether we sense His presence or not. A thankful, trusting attitude helps us to see events in our lives from His perspective.

You might ask is He trustworthy? Will He be there when we need Him? The answer is absolutely! That’s what we’ll talk about tomorrow morning. Join us at 7:05 for the live webcast or anytime after to see what scripture reveals to us about the nature of our Lord.

https://www.youtube.com/live/qbrjovh5zBw

Reynolds, GA – When we think of sin, we picture obvious rebellion. But Jonah’s disobedience was the quiet, internal refusal to accept what God had asked of him. We can relate—especially when it’s hard or doesn’t align with our expectations or desires.

Jonah would learn that he could not escape the hand of our Lord or the calling on his life. Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we look at Jonah’s story and all the Lord is showing us in his story of disobedience.

https://www.youtube.com/live/kQjpeNBWhAM

Reynolds, GA – We’ve walked through valleys that seemed to stretch endlessly, yet something keeps us pressing forward. That steady strength was our faith growing. Valleys reveal what mountaintops never could, how God shapes our trust, deepens our endurance, and softens our hearts.

As we look back over the past year and look forward to the newness of the year ahead, hope eternal spring forth as we anticipate what the new year will bring in our lives.

Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we look to the Lord for the miracles He will bring us in the new year.

Reminder, we will celebrate communion at the end of service.

https://www.youtube.com/live/XPFzrsX8fPU

Bradenton, FL – When a father posts a wall hanging saying “as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord”, he is proclaiming the same thing that Joshua did. He is stating that his house is dedicated to serving our Father. He is proclaiming this for his immediate family who live “under his roof.”

As we leave 2025 behind and look toward new beginnings in 2026. We, as Christ followers, need to decide how we are going to live our life. Will it be by man’s or God’s precepts.

Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we dig into this topic and learn how He would have us act.

https://www.youtube.com/live/d4HP_boP8GM

Immokalee, FL – When Mary and Joseph arrived in Bethlehem, the town overflowed with people. Every room was spoken for. Still, God’s plan unfolded in a humble stable.

That same Savior seeks a place in our heart today, even when the world is attempting to occupy every available space in our existence. Making room for Him is about quieting the noise and opening a place for His presence in our lives.

Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we explore moving the world aside and making room for Jesus in our lives.

https://www.youtube.com/live/7Lgzo2IUfFk