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Pastor Whit finished our series on the prophet Joel, helping us learn that the key to understanding chapter 3 of the text lies in chapter 2 verse 32, which states that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be s
Today, Pastor Whit continued our series from Joel, highlighting chapter 2. His sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering control to God, allowing Him to remove obstacles and provide abundant life. We were encourag
Guest preacher, Rev. Sam Cruce, offered our Sunday message, using Galatians 2.20 as the day's text. His sermon emphasizes the importance of a healthy fear of God, rooted in understanding His holiness as revealed in the O
Today began a 3-week emphasis on the prophet Joel. Week 1 was chapter 1, with Pastor Whit reminding us that the call of the prophet is to call the people's hearts back to God. We learned that "the day of the Lord" will c
Pastor Whit encouraged us Sunday with Deuteronomy 30:11-20, emphasizing the importance of choosing life and love for God. The word of God is accessible and close, not distant or difficult to attain. Choosing life means l
Today, Pastor Whit emphasized the importance of living out one’s faith beyond Sunday worship. The sermon highlighted the Israelites’ journey after the Exodus, noting that their freedom was not the end but the beginning o
Today, Pastor Whit covered Psalm 66—a call to praise God for His awesome deeds and power. The psalmist invites all people to witness God’s works, recalling the Exodus and God’s provision for His people. The psalm also em
Today, Pastor Whit focused on Acts 7.54-60, contrasting Stephen, filled with the Holy Spirit, with the high council and Pharisees who reject Jesus. While Stephen preaches Jesus as the fulfillment of the covenant and the
Pastor Whit's message focused on John 10:1-10, exploring the metaphor of Jesus as the shepherd and the gate. We looked at three questions: are we one of Jesus’ sheep, do we listen to His voice, and will we flee from misl
Today, Pastor Whit used an experience of quiet reflection to highlight the significance of answering "Am I living my life proving the blood of Jesus Christ is precious?" Using 1 Peter 1:17-23, he emphasized the temporary
Pastor Whit moved us through three important scriptures to show us God's great mercy. 1 Peter 1.3-5, where we learned about God's inheritance for us. Matthew 6.19-21, showing us the importance of investing in Heaven. Psa
HAPPY EASTER! We finished our series this Resurrection Day with "The truth is...HE LIVES!" Pastor Whit encouraged us to trust more than the resurrection by trusting the very One who rose! Listen in...
Week 6 of our series "The truth is..." emphasizes the unchanging nature of God and Jesus Christ, contrasting it with the ever-shifting world. We were warned against false teachings that distort the true nature of Jesus,
Its week 5 of our series "The truth is..." Pastor Whit's message focuses on 2nd Corinthians 12:7-10, emphasizing the sufficiency of God’s grace in overcoming weaknesses and afflictions. The text warns against pride and s
We continued our series on "The truth is...", looking at Matthew 10.34-39. The truth of God’s word, as exemplified by Jesus, often leads to division and pain. It challenges our sinful nature and calls us to live accordin
Pastor Whit continued our series on "The Truth Is...". Looking at Galatians 1.6-10, we learned that a watered-down gospel, lacking the full truth of Christ’s teachings, is dangerous and leads away from salvation. Paul ur
Our series on "The truth is..." continued today with a challenge to the notion that all people are inherently God’s children. Instead, Pastor Whit emphasized that being a child of God is a gift of adoption through Jesus
Today we began our series on "The Truth Is...", covering how our world deals in half-truths and un-truths in order to protect itself or not offend. Pastor Whit used John 18.33-40 to address Pontius Pilate's question, "Wh
Al Satterfield shares his personal journey of faith, highlighting the transformative power of the resurrection. He recounts his struggle with grief and doubt after losing his wife, leading him to question his beliefs. Th
Pastor Whit taught on 1 Corinthians 2.1-12 today, helping us see that religion is not meant to be transactional, but relational. The Corinthians believers only needed the simplicity of the message, that Jesus Christ and
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