Now more than ever what we need isn't more opinions. What we need is more of the truth. This Sunday we're starting a brand new series about how to confidently read and interpret the truths found in God's word to help us navigate the difficult decisions we need to make in this life.
There are plenty of things in life you should try: new foods, new hobbies, maybe even a different haircut. But when it comes to the calling that God has for your life, he doesn't want you to try. He wants you to train. In this message we will look at some specific areas of life where you should stop trying and start training.
God the Holy Spirit wants all people to be saved and that's why he empowers people like you and me with spiritual gifts so that we can influence others for Christ in powerful ways.
Sometimes in our struggles we know we should pray but we don't know exactly what to pray. That's when the Holy Spirit steps in and He prays for us. That's what we're learning about this Sunday.
Every single day you're faced with making decisions that are either good or evil. You're not alone in this spiritual struggle and this Sunday we're going to learn how to engage the Holy Spirit to help us in this fight.
Pentecost is a special day in church history because it's the day God the Holy Spirit came upon his disciples in a spectacular way ushering in a new era for the church that we are still a part of.
In this first message we're reminded that God reveals himself as our 3-in-1 God; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We tend to focus a lot on the Father and the Son but let's not forget about God the Holy Spirit!
Even though we take detours in our spiritual journey, God is always giving us onramps to get back to him as we see in the account of one of Jesus' disciples named Thomas.
It's easy to feel hopeless with all the tragedy going on around us. Even on the first Easter Sunday many of Jesus' disciples felt hopeless until they had an encounter with their Risen Lord! Encounter Jesus through this Easter message!
In this message you'll hear exclusive details about the conversation Jesus had with the two criminals nailed to his right and his left. That conversation had eternal consequences that still affect us today.
