The word of God has always been a foundational source of strength to God’s people. So is our Bible really the word of God? What did Jesus think about Scripture?
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
Sermons by Tim Alsup
If things keep moving in the right direction (and we pray they will), you will soon find yourself back in a world full of people. Before you re-enter that world, let’s be reminded what God wants you to know about people…
This morning we continue our “Sources of Strength” series by looking at God’s track record in times of trouble. What does God always do? And how does that affect the way I face life’s challenges?
When we stop to think about it, our faith has many different pieces to it. What are some of those pieces we want to keep adding to our faith?
Happy Mother’s Day! This morning we consider a God-given source of strength appropriate for the day: people who show us God’s love and make us want to have stronger faith. How can we become one of those people ourselves?
This morning we begin a series entitled “Sources of Strength,” exploring some resources God gives to strengthen His people. We begin with a look at worship…what is worship, and how does it make us stronger?
We all feel ready to get back to life, and our communities are trying to decide how much we are truly ready. Let’s spend a few minutes looking in the Bible at the idea of readiness…
Since we’re all spending so much time with our own houses, this morning we get better acquainted with a house mentioned several times in the New Testament. What can we learn from a closer look at God’s “house,” the church?
Tonight we consider an emotional/spiritual challenge many are feeling in the midst of this crisis: how to keep our Christian joy strong. Let’s notice 5 ways we can all work on our joy, even in difficult times…
After Jesus’ death on the cross, the disciples were broken and confused. But Luke’s gospel ends by describing the swing of emotions they experienced on that Sunday that changed everything…