SG Patriot

Jesus offers life, but you have to believe and receive it. We will bear fruit if we abide in Him (John 15). The life Jesus promised begins immediately, immediately when we make him the LORD of our life and repent. However, the promise of “life to the fullest” has nothing to do with becoming rich or not having to experience problems — but having joy and peace. In this world, we will have tribulation. Join us at 7:05 tomorrow morning as we look at what He promised and what our responsibility is in living a life in abundance.

When have you faced a season of life where the weight of your struggles felt unbearable? Perhaps it was a challenging relationship, a demanding job, or a personal loss that left you feeling depleted. In these moments, Jesus offers us an invitation to find rest and solace in Him. When the weight of the world feels too heavy, Jesus stands ready to carry it with you. Join us at 7:05 as we learn how the Lord helps us through the tests of Life.

When your efforts seem futile, God has a plan to provide for you. That has to be one of the hardest statements I've ever been told, especially for a type A personality. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about our Lords provision in life. You might find that it's not what you might think. Also, don't forget, we will celebrate the Lord's supper at the end of the service.

There are times when we walk through life and don't do what is right. Our head may be in it, but where is our heart? Time and time again we see how the kings in the old testament somehow managed to make their lives right with our Lord, and not get the what they justly deserved, death and destruction. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we walk through a chapter of the life of Jehoshaphat. While he was a good king, he didn't always do the right thing and yet the Lord did bless him and rescue Judah from imminent destruction.

A subtle whisper comes from within the heart of every believer, a call to seek more peace and understanding than the world can offer. This peace comes from contentment in Christ. Is your contentment tied to life’s circumstances or to God’s unchanging nature? Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about how our relationship with the Lord will see us through anything the enemy throws at us.

Life’s challenges often feel like steep climbs rather than gentle, smooth paths. These moments not only test you spiritually but also strengthen you. That's why James told us to count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds. Join us at 7:05 Sunday as we talk about life's journey and how to work through all the stuff in our lives.

Each new day brings new challenges and opportunities, and as a believer, we’re invited to navigate it hand in hand with God. It’s a path where our faith is both our compass and our anchor, leading us towards God’s heart and His plans for each of us. Remember, we’re not alone in this journey. Jesus walks with us, and the Holy Spirit is our guide, illuminating our steps and comforting us in times of need. Join us at Sunday morning at 7:05 as we talk about our journey with the Lord

In the midst of dire circumstances, we can trust God and His provision. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego faced the daunting decree of King Nebuchadnezzar to worship a golden image. They stood firm in their resolve to serve only the one true God. Their faith was not mere lip service; it was a deep-rooted conviction that God would deliver them from the fiery furnace. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about living for Christ in today's world. Don't forget, we will celebrate communion!

There are times when we lose focus on our priorities and life gets out of whack. That's been the case for me the last little while. It doesn't have to be a bad thing that causes this, sometimes it can be a wonderful part of life that causes us to lose our life balance. Join us at 7:05 Sunday morning as we talk about Godly priorities and how they keep our lives in balance.

One of the biggest downfalls in serving the Lord is our own misunderstanding about what that’s supposed to look like. We often allow what others do for the Kingdom negatively impact our thoughts on what we should do for the Kingdom, or what the Lord has call you to do for Him. Is it serve in the nursery or kids church or the youth of are you call to preach or maybe start a church or is it as simple as minister as we go on the highways and byways of life?

One of the biggest downfalls in serving the Lord is our own misunderstanding about what that’s supposed to look like. We often allow what others do for the Kingdom negatively impact our thoughts on what we should do for the Kingdom, or what the Lord has call you to do for Him. Is it serve in the nursery or kids church or the youth of are you call to preach or maybe start a church or is it as simple as minister as we go on the highways and byways of life? Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we discuss what service looks like in today's world.

In our scripture today Jesus had just finished the sermon on the mount when He goes to Capernaum. There He encounters a delegation sent by a Roman centurion. The official is requesting Jesus’ healing of a servant. Although the Jewish people didn’t much care for the Romans, this man is an exception. Not only has the centurion shown respect for the Jewish nation and helped with the construction of a synagogue, he also values his servant who is sick. This servant may very well be a Jew. We see great examples of faith in scripture. In this passage Luke brings out the importance of authority and shows how our understanding of the Lords authority is explained through man's eyes and understanding. Join us at 7:05 Sunday morning as we explore heavens authority on earth.

Before Jesus, I did what I wanted, when I wanted and with whom I wanted. I had the fruits of this world, money, cars, elicit relationships and more. You would think I had it all, but there was one thing missing, happiness, joy, peace and hop. I believed the lies of the enemy that thing would make me content with life, I was wrong, dead wrong and nearly cost me everything. I lived under what one could say was the old testament law where I had to appease an angry God. Join us tomorrow at 7:05 as we walk through the Grace of our Lord and it's impact on our lives. **Don't forget we celebrate communion tomorrow**

When Jesus walked this earth, He didn’t go around healing at will. He never performed a miracle just to demonstrate who He was. He only acted on the faith of those who pursued Him. Jesus was on His way to heal the daughter of Jairus. As always, the multitudes crowded around Him. It was almost impossible to get near Jesus. His popularity had spread far and wide. He was know for accomplishing many miracles, signs and wonders. But yet there was a woman who's persustence in seeking Jesus would heal her life. Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we look at the faith of 2 very different people and the application of that faith to our lives.

Jesus, fully aware of His God-given authority, takes on the role of a servant. “He rose from supper. He laid aside his outer garments, and taking a towel, tied it around his waist. Then he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples’ feet and to wipe them with the towel that was wrapped around him”. This humble act by Jesus is an example of servant leadership, a concept often discussed but rarely embodied to this extent. Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 as we talk about the sacrifice and service we should exemplify as Christ followers.

Have you ever ventured outside at night, where it’s pitch black, no light, no stars, just black and the territory is unfamiliar? Did you carry a flashlight or use your phone’s light to guide your steps? Okay, apply that same scenario to uncertainties in life. Much like a flashlight, the Holy Spirit is available to guide you, illuminating what is needed to nurture your faith. Your ever-present helper is always available to whisper directions and brighten your path when the crossroads of life seem daunting or uncertain. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we explore how the Lord guides us through His Spirit.

As we step into spring, it’s a great time to consider not just cleaning our homes, shops, motorhomes or trailers, but also time to rejuvenate our soul. In the same way that sunlight streams through open windows, revealing hidden dust and dirt, God’s light shines into the corners of our souls, inviting us to clear away what hinders us. To be renewed in the spirit is to allow God to reshape our thoughts, sweep away the old and embrace the new self that He saw in us from the beginning of time. Join us tomorrow morning at 7:05 as we talk about renewing our soul by reducing the clutter in our lives. Don't forget, we will have communion!

A song with a message for any seeking a relationship with Christ.

Forgiveness isn't merely about overlooking faults; it's about embracing a profound love that refreshes and renews, much like the first warm days of spring. It's a love that sees beyond mistakes and misunderstandings, reaching into the very essence of grace. You might feel weighed down by past hurts or misunderstandings that play over and over in your mind. It's natural. Yet, in the embrace of forgiveness, you find freedom in forgiveness.

Much of my life, I have worked with and for people that held great sway over me as an individual. My Experience has been both good and bad and encompasses different phases of my life. Those spoken and seen experiences are why I have become the person I am.

Like the subtle awakening of spring, the most profound growth often occurs out of sight, in the quiet depths of your heart. This unseen growth is evidence of the nurturing power of patience in your walk with God. Think of a seed planted in fertile soil; it doesn’t sprout overnight. It requires time, care and the unseen work of God.

You can trust God for all He has planned for you as you continue to face forward and look to Him. What are you looking forward to? There are prizes for those who are in Christ Jesus. They are the most fulfilling of all; so much more than the world has to offer.

Sometimes it’s a word of encouragement when you want to give up. Maybe it’s an extra set of hands to help you get the job done, or maybe it’s a little extra food or finances in a time of need. We all face times in our lives when we can’t do it on our own. God, in His infinite love, sends friends who will hold us up, lend us their strength and speak encouragement until together, we can. Join us Sunday morning at 7:05 for more on what the Lord shared with me this week. *NOTE: Don't forget, we have communion tomorrow morning*

It’s just polite to hold the door open for others as you walk into a venue – whether you know them or not. Granted, not everyone does. But as a believer in Jesus Christ, you have been chosen to live a lifestyle that elevates those around you, seeing their worth through the eyes of love. When you let others go first, it establishes a higher value of love by adding the element of respect and showcases God’s way of doing life.