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It's important that we get a checkup on a regular basis. It keeps us current with our wellbeing and alerts us to potential problems. In this third sermon we look to answer questions like, why does God allow suffering? How do we view the circumstances we are in? Are we seeing things through His point of view?

It's important that we get a checkup on a regular basis. It keeps us current with our wellbeing and alerts us to potential problems. In this second sermon we check to see if we are drinking living water verses stale 'tap' water.

It's important that we get a checkup on a regular basis. It keeps us current with our wellbeing and alerts us to potential problems. In this first sermon, we look at our motivation when it comes to giving, praying and fasting.

Are you worried about the future? God will sustain us. Are you concerned that you have nothing left to give? God has more for us. God will supply what we need, at the time we need it. Are we open to it? Be encouraged with this message of hope.

Peter, in this last chapter of 2 Peter, is fully aware that his time on earth is coming to an end. This is the last chance He will have to speak to believers and encourage them to press on in their relationship with God. He uses this time to remind us to anticipate Christ's return, but we don't have to worry. Find out why in this last installment of Empowered Growth.

You are the salt of the earth. With that, comes sacrifice, find out what is expected of us, as we press on toward being children of God.

God has empowered us to grow in our relationship with Him. But in order to do so, we need to exercise caution, and beware of false teachers who try and lure us away for the truth. Find out what that truth is in this second chapter study of 2 Peter.

The mark of growing in our relationship with God involves a sense of urgency. How real is your relationship with God? Have you had a personal experience with Jesus? Do you trust scripture? Have you taken your faith seriously?

To grow in our relationship with God, we need to first realize that God has given us what we need for a deeper relationship with Him. He has given us Faith, Grace and Peace. But we have to do our part. Find out what that is, in this first sermon of our Empowered Growth series.

Christmas is a time of year where we stop and think about family, blessings, those who are in need. We sing memorable songs; we admire our neighbor's lights; and we read the story of Christ's birth; An angel tells Joseph and Mary that now is the time. The moment has come. The awaited Messiah is coming to save us... and guess what. He will never leave us because He is 'Immanuel, God with us.'

Jesus said 'I am the way the truth and the life'. Explore how Jesus provides a future for us, a path to that future, and clarity from our false beliefs that keep us stuck.

Jesus said I am the resurrection and the life. When confronted with the death of His good good friend, Jesus saw the big picture. Our hope is in Jesus, not on what He can do for us. Watch how Jesus gets this point across to those who were hurting at the loss of their friend Lazarus.

In week 3 of our series 'Who I say I am', we explore how Jesus' I Am statements 'I am the Gate' and 'I am the Good Shepherd' reveal another aspect of Jesus' nature. He is our protector.

In this sermon series we look at who Jesus says He is. Jesus said I am the light of the world. The light extinguishes darkness. Darkness has no effect on light.

Jesus declares that He is the bread of Life. Explore how being the bread of life means that He is our sustenance, He is God, and He is Eternal.

In order to connect with God and with others, we need to break the walls that keep us separated from intimacy with God and others.

God wants to remove those things in our lives that keep us stuck and keep us struggling. This week we are going to look at what it means to Cooperate with what God is doing in your life.

We are not defined by our past, we are defined by who Christ is. We are to consider putting our past into perspective and understand that God has a new thing for us.

Choosing to let go of the baggage in our lives involves Identifying the baggage, admitting that it is our problem and acknowledging that we need Jesus to take that burden from us.

A biblical perspective on Giving. A look at what God expects from us.

We serve God and others by using our spiritual gifts, by being part of a spiritual family and a community in need.