The more we read and get into His word, the more we can understand what God has done for us through Christ. But often times, it is hard to see these blessings especially (1) when we feel so worthless, undeserving, and guilty because we know we are not living right or (2) when our life is filled with pain and suffering. Let’s revisit the type of God we serve and what He has done for us, so that we can not only encourage ourselves but also be prepared to encourage others.
Throughout scripture, we see countless times when an individual or group lost their way in dark times and needed to be reminded of who they were, who God was, and what He had done for them. The minor prophets were used by God to help complete that task, and the words they provided to God’s…
Tonight’s worship service is led mostly by young men in our 20’s group. This audio file has the two devotional thoughts placed together, which were brought by Aarek Farmer and Isaac Barrantes.
This morning we study from the Old Testament prophet Obadiah, who wrote one of the shortest books in the Bible. Obadiah has a challenging lesson about how we view others: how does God want us to see people, including those who hurt us?
This morning we study something that many of us struggle with: worry about life and the future. What does the Bible say about it, and when does healthy concern become faithless worry?
Today is our annual Graduate Sunday! Two of our teens, Ethan Smith and Beau McKay, join Aarek in sharing thoughts from Scripture about life, faith, and the paths ahead…
Tonight we walk through Hebrews 11, reminding ourselves of what real faith looks like. Have I allowed my belief in God to actually transform my actions?
God’s covenant with Abraham can help us learn a lot about the nature of the God we serve. Remember who you are and whose you are and that who we belong to is a God worthy to be praised. A God that keeps his promises due to an unconditional love for us as well as…
God constantly forgave the Israelites in the midst of their backsliding, but that forgiveness also came with a renewed sense of obedience. Let’s be a church that 1) shines our light before others and 2) responds to sin in a Godly way.