Teaching
Casual Christianity
It seems we get farther and farther from the reality of who we are suppose to be as Christ followers. So much so, that it’s hard to tell a believer from a none believer anymore. What we say and how we say it has meaning, even if it seems harmless. We must walk the narrow pass, even if people think it’s silly.
J.C. Ryle said this, “If friends will not walk the narrow way with us, then we should not walk the broad way to please them. Health is not infectious, but disease is.”
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:25 for Casual Christianity, it will open your eyes.
Protect Your Heart, Mind and Soul
Today exists an evil none of us have ever seen before. It sits at the upper levels of society and in our governments, ruling over mankind like a king who cares nothing about his people, just his own pleasure and existence.
These entities will stop at nothing to ensure their agenda is foremost in societies mind. As Christ followers what are we suppose to do?
The Lord gave us specific instructions, through Paul, on how we move forward in times like this. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:25 to hear more.
Are You Ready?
I often asked myself am I ready for what is coming? Have I prepared as the Lord has directed? Am I willing to go the extra mile in His service or am I just giving Him lip service? Am I comparing myself and my situation to others and how they are doing His work? So many questions.
Join us tomorrow morning at 7:25. It’s going to be interesting.
I’ll be hanging out after the message for a live Q&A session. So if you have any questions about the info I go over, I’ll do my best to answer them!
When Doubt Creeps In
My Life His Way Part 2
My Life His Way
For the first 45 years of my life I did what I wanted, how I wanted, when I wanted and had little regard for the impact on others.
When I became a Christ follower, I started on the journey to release control and do life His way. The results have been dramatic.
Join us at 7:25 Sunday morning to learn how you can do life His way too.
His Life for Mine
What do we owe the Lord for Him giving His life for ours? I mean just how should we act? Should we be different from the world or act just like it?
Let’s think about this for a minute. His life for mine, His life for mine. I couldn’t imagine willing allowing my son, either of them, to die for someone else, anyone else. It’s just not something I can get my mind around, can you?
Have I peaked your interest? Join us tomorrow morning at 7:25 for more.