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How many times have you been given the advice to “just follow your heart”?. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from John Chapter 8 entitled “Change of Heart” that illustrates how God’s Word says something completely different about who and what we should follow. The truth is, our hearts…1) can blind us to our own sin, 2) cause us to want to take God’s rightful place, 3) are known by God, and 4) can be changed by God. We hope this message encourages you to follow the Lord more closely than ever, and allow Him to continuously change your heart to be more like His.

As Christians, we know that we need to trust in God for everything, even though the world wants us to focus on people, things, and even ourselves. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Jake Porter teaches a message from John Chapter 7 entitled “Trusting in the Lord” that illustrates what the Bible has to say about having a genuine trust in God. When you trust in the Lord…1) it requires obedience, 2) it might not make sense to others around us, 3) you understand Jesus is the ONLY way, and 4) you become a blessing to others. We hope this message encourages you to put all your trust in the Lord, and watch what He does with that!

Forgiveness and restoration in relationships is foundational in our Christian faith. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 18 entitled “Reconciliation” that illustrates what the Bible has to say on this very important topic. Reconciliation…1) has a method that must be followed, 2) binds the enemy and allows God to freely work in our lives, and 3) aligns our attitude with the character of Jesus. We hope this message encourages you to seek the Lord on who He wants you to be reconciled with, and how to go about it.

Forgiveness and restoration in relationships is foundational in our Christian faith. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 18 entitled “Reconciliation” that illustrates what the Bible has to say on this very important topic. Reconciliation…1) has a method that must be followed, 2) binds the enemy and allows God to freely work in our lives, and 3) aligns our attitude with the character of Jesus. We hope this message encourages you to seek the Lord on who He wants you to be reconciled with, and how to go about it.

When we became Christians, God did not ask us to be partially holy or even mostly holy, He requires much more than that. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 18 entitled “Our Complete Holiness” that focuses on our personal holiness. The takeaways from this message about our complete holiness are…1) we play a major role in attaining it, 2) we have help in the process, and 3) it is important to God that we attain it. We hope this message encourages and equips you to live in complete holiness today, and every day.

As we learned last week, spiritual warfare all around us continues to ramp up in intensity, and it’s obvious that children have become a major target for the enemy. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 17 entitled “Heritage” that focuses on the emphasis Jesus puts on the value of children. Children…1) exemplify the type of humility God desires from us, 2) give us opportunity to show respect to Jesus, and 3) should be protected from the darkness of this world. We hope this message reminds you about all that we can learn from children, and how important it is to love and protect them.

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As Christians, we know that life is not always easy, and our walk with the Lord comes with challenges in the midst of all our blessings. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Matthew Chapter 16 entitled “Highs and Lows” that demonstrates the inevitable highs and lows of our Christian lives. To keep focused on the Lord and His blessings, remind yourself…1) what He has done in the past, 2) who He is right now, and 3) of the future you have because of Him. We hope this message helps you to stay encouraged during all the ups and downs you experience in life, and to be thankful that He is with you through all of it.

We are living in some very interesting times, and people have many different opinions on the meaning of things taking place in our midst. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 16 entitled “The Signs of the Times” that teaches what the Bible has to say about understanding the times we are in. Some of the signs of the times we are living in…1) Religious elites are conspiring against the Truth, 2) People are more interested in signs & wonders than the Truth, 3) God has sent prophets (as it were) to call people to repentance, and 4) There is a great separation taking place. We hope this message encourages you to put all of your hope in Jesus, and in the truth found in the Word of God.We are living in some very interesting times, and people have many different opinions on the meaning of things taking place in our midst. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 16 entitled “The Signs of the Times” that teaches what the Bible has to say about understanding the times we are in. Some of the signs of the times we are living in…1) Religious elites are conspiring against the Truth, 2) People are more interested in signs & wonders than the Truth, 3) God has sent prophets (as it were) to call people to repentance, and 4) There is a great separation taking place. We hope this message encourages you to put all of your hope in Jesus, and in the truth found in the Word of God.

Today is Israel day and we are going to delve into the profound connection between the Church and the nation of Israel, guided by the biblical principle that embracing Israel brings blessings and neglecting it carries consequences. Throughout history, the Bible has consistently emphasized the significance of Israel as a chosen people and a land of promise. The Scriptures remind us that those who bless Israel will be blessed, while those who disregard it may experience spiritual ramifications.

Today is Israel day and we are going to delve into the profound connection between the Church and the nation of Israel, guided by the biblical principle that embracing Israel brings blessings and neglecting it carries consequences. Throughout history, the Bible has consistently emphasized the significance of Israel as a chosen people and a land of promise. The Scriptures remind us that those who bless Israel will be blessed, while those who disregard it may experience spiritual ramifications.

We all have times in our life when we are not comfortable with the uncertainty of our future, or how specific needs are going to be met. Continuing in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 8 entitled “The Lord Provides” that teaches what the Bible has to say about the Lord’s ability to provide. The Lord provides…1) for those who are with Him, 2) even when we don’t see the possibility, 3) but He includes us in the process, and 4) so He can be trusted with everything. We hope this message encourages you to trust in the Lord to provide for all your needs, especially in the times when you don’t see where He is taking you!

While on Earth, Jesus devoted much of his time of ministry to healing people. Picking back up in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 7 entitled “The Healing Power of Jesus” that teaches what the Bible has to say about the Lord’s ability to heal. The healing power of Jesus…1) is available to all, 2) is engaged through faith and humility, 3) has no prescribed method, only a prescribed principle, and 4) brings glory to Him. We hope this message encourages you to trust in God, Jehovah Rapha, to be the ultimate healer of any ailment!

As Christians, we are in a fight…a spiritual fight that is being revealed more clearly than ever. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 6 entitled “Run, Fight, Win!” that describes how to stray strong in the victory we have in Christ. Men and Women who are strong in the Lord…1) Run away from wickedness, and toward righteousness, 2) Fight against the ways of the world, and 3) Win in the end. We hope this message encourages you to stay strong in the Lord and trust in His victory that we all get to share in as believers!

While on Earth, Jesus devoted much of his time of ministry to healing people. Picking back up in our gospel series called “The Red Letter Dilemma”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Mark Chapter 7 entitled “The Healing Power of Jesus” that teaches what the Bible has to say about the Lord’s ability to heal. The healing power of Jesus…1) is available to all, 2) is engaged through faith and humility, 3) has no prescribed method, only a prescribed principle, and 4) brings glory to Him. We hope this message encourages you to trust in God, Jehovah Rapha, to be the ultimate healer of any ailment!

As Christians, we are in a fight…a spiritual fight that is being revealed more clearly than ever. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 6 entitled “Run, Fight, Win!” that describes how to stray strong in the victory we have in Christ. Men and Women who are strong in the Lord…1) Run away from wickedness, and toward righteousness, 2) Fight against the ways of the world, and 3) Win in the end. We hope this message encourages you to stay strong in the Lord and trust in His victory that we all get to share in as believers!

Today we are blessed to have a phenomenal guest speaker, Pastor John Amanchukwu, who fervently preaches a message called “Wicked Hands”. Pastor John is an influential preacher, author, and activist who spreads God’s truth zealously and without fear, and has become known throughout the nation as a rising voice exposing the racist ideologies of abortion and critical race theory. To learn more about Pastor John’s ministry and purchase his new best-selling book “Eraced”, visit https://johnamanchukwu.com

God, Not Mammon

Every action and decision we make in life is a reflection of who or what we serve. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 6 entitled “God, Not Mammon” that reveals the importance of serving God above all else. When we serve God, and not mammon…1) we set a great example at work, 2) we will see what we can GIVE from our godliness, not what we can GAIN from it, and 3) we will live lives of great contentment. We hope this message is a helpful reminder to find great contentment in serving and worshipping God rather than the treasures of the world!

LIVE SERVICE

The Bible has much to say about the things we should value, which are very different than what the world values. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 5 entitled “The Christian Value System” that elaborates on our values as Christians. As Christians we value…1) the teaching of God’s Word, 2) accountability, 3) equality, and 4) the process of sanctification. We hope this message encourages you to continuously live out the values found in God’s Word!

As Christians... Treating other people with love and respect is not just a good old-fashioned value, it is Biblical and is necessary for each of us to remember and apply. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 5 entitled “As Christians” that describes how we should treat each other as Christians.. As Christians…1) we show respect for our elders, 2) we treat each other as family, 3) we help the needy, and 4) we take care of the needs of our own family. We hope this message encourages you to treat people according to the instructions the Lord gives us in His Word!

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In a special Father’s Day service, Pastor Tim teaches a message from 1 Corinthians 16 entitled “Real Men” that gives a Biblical explanation of what makes a real man, and what His expectations are for husbands and fathers. Real Men…1) keep themselves and their families ready for the Lord’s return, 2) are immovable; they don’t bend to the culture, 3) act like men, 4) are strong, even when they’re weak, and 5) are all those things as an act of love. We hope this message reminds you what a blessing it is when men reflect our Heavenly Father by being real men. Happy Father’s Day, Dads! Revelation 13:1 unveils a terrifying vision of a beast rising from the sea, possessing astonishing power and captivating the hearts and minds of people worldwide. What does this symbolize, and how does it relate to the ultimate figure of evil known as the Antichrist? Tune in to find out more.

When we become Christians, we are to throw off our old nature and former way of life. Continuing our verse-by-verse series in the book of 1 Timothy called “The Nature & Mission of the Church”, Pastor Tim teaches a message from Chapter 4 entitled “Nurturing Your New Nature” that gives a Biblical explanation of how to develop our new nature in Christ. To effectively nurture your new nature…1) recognize the spiritual authority you have as an ambassador, 2) create new healthy habits, 3) put your gifts into service, 4) fully embrace it, and 5) take time for introspection. We hope this message encourages you to continue nurturing a Christ-like nature, by faith and for His glory.