Week 4 from the ‘Acts Of God’ series.

This week we are looking into an inspiring account of overcoming temptation. It is a remarkable story of Joseph and how to trust God when accused and wronged. Instead of yielding to temptation – Walk in Integrity and your reward will be huge. Let Genesis 39 encourage you this week

What makes a great mother? In this message, we will explore one of the most influential moms in all of scripture, Hannah, the mother of the prophet Samuel.  Her faith, persistence in prayer despite her circumstances, and faithfulness in keeping her promises to God make her a model for mothers everywhere.

This week we are dealing with a topic close to all our hearts. Family.  In fact, we are looking at one of the most dysfunctional families in the Bible. We will examine Joseph’s life from his early years and the dynamics at play in his family. Even the most dysfunctional home today would marvel at the way God used Joseph, in spite of his upbringing and surroundings. Yet Joseph remained

Today we find ourselves living in some very intriguing times with some very interesting problems. Today people have been asking some very interesting questions. What is the meaning of life? Is there life after death? Is there really a heaven? We are starting a new 6 week series designed to address these very issues.

The Bible explains that the resurrection of Christ was a game changing event for everyone who has ever lived. We truly experience what a game changer his resurrection was when we allow the love of the cross and the power of his resurrection to work in our hearts and lives today.

Jesus walks into the darkest hour of mankind and is treated with hatred, betrayal, desertion, collusion, torture, and death. We contrast Peter, Judas, and Jesus. Jesus emerges from it in power, life, light, and forgiveness, He is our Savior and Lord of Lords.

Today we’re looking into the Prayer of Jesus in the Garden as He heads toward the crucifixion. It inspires both our prayer life and our motivation to serve. The Lord even prays for us in this prayer. He wants us to know Him and love the Father like He does.

We are going to use the weeks leading up the Easter to discover how Jesus used the tragic time in His life to be an eternal benefit to all of us.  We are going to see Christ’s last days on Earth as a means of understanding our relationship with God through him.  We will view the capsule of the last days to gain some transformational insight for our last days.

Commitment is a popular word in religious circles, but don’t forget that commitment is a double-edged sword. When you commit yourself to God, you commit yourself to obey Him. With commitment comes responsibility.  But what is commitment? In the simplest terms, a commitment is something pledged or a promise. What about our commitment to Jesus? Although the word commitment does not appear in the Bible, Jesus reveals our commitment as

One of the most important places where being an “All In” disciple connects with life is in dealing with our finances. When we examine our bank accounts we can see the priorities that actually occupy our lives. All in disciples are eager to see Jesus possess every area of our lives – especially our finances. “Where your treasure is there will you heart be also.” -Matthew 6:21

Of our relationships, at the top of most peoples lists is the relationship of parent and child. We need to see God’s challenge to be “All In Parents!” We all need to provide unquestionable commitment, consistent discipline, frequent grace, and unconditional love for the kids in our lives. Are you showing the Lord to your kids through your parenting? If you don’t have kids around are you willing to love

One of the most important places where being an “All In” disciple connects with life is in relationships. Of those relationships, a marriage is often the most important of all.  Our world is struggling with the marriage definition and the marriage commitment. God calls us as disciples to be different from the world in our marriages. He wants them to succeed and he wants them to illustrate the oneness of

When did we start believing that God wants to send us to safe places to do easy things? Jesus didn’t die to keep us safe. He died to make us dangerous. The will of God is not an insurance plan, it’s a daring plan. It’s time to quit living as if the purpose of your life is to arrive safely at death.

To say that I’m an “all-in” Christian indicates a heart-driven dedication of our lives to Jesus. It means surrendering all that I have, all that I am, and all that I ever hope to be to Him. Disciples are not born. They are made. To become a fully devoted follower of Jesus is not instantaneous. It takes discipline and time. In Luke 14, Jesus sets forth the cost of discipleship,

Some of the Slogans of the Seattle Seahawks beg to be taught from a Biblical Perspective. “I’m In,” “The Separation is in the Preparation,” “Compete daily, win forever,” “It’s not how you start, but how you finish,” and of course, “WHY NOT YOU?” Today we launch a new series in Championship Style!

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