Sunday Service for September 15, 2024
Loving God and Loving People: More Than Just Words
Are we known more for what we're against, or for what we're for? Today's sermon reminds us that as Christians, we should be recognized by our:
• Laughter and joy • Patience in a fast-paced world • Willingness to sacrifice • Selflessness in a 'me-first' culture • Unwavering commitment • Actions that speak louder than words
Let's not just think about these qualities - let's act on them! As the Book of Acts shows, it's our actions that truly build the church and spread God's love.
'They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength.' - Isaiah 40:31
How will you put God's love into action this week? Share your thoughts below! 🙏❤️
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Sunday Service for September 8, 2024
Love God. Love People. Stand Firm.
In a world of broken relationships and divided hearts, we're called to be different. Today's sermon reminded us of four powerful ways we can shine as believers:
Love unconditionally, just as Christ loved us
Show respect, even in disagreement
Extend grace, remembering the grace we've received
Uphold truth, staying rooted in God's Word
Let's be known for our laughter, our love, and our unwavering faith. In times of conflict, remember: sometimes all it takes to mend a broken relationship is to break bread together.
Join us next week as we continue to explore what it means to be a light in this world. #FaithInAction #LoveGodLovePeople #StandFirm
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Sunday Service for August 25, 2024
Lavish Living for Christ 🌟
Are you holding back in your love for Jesus? Today's message reminds us of the woman who poured expensive perfume on Jesus' feet - a beautiful act of extravagant worship.
Key takeaways: • True love never needs permission to do good • Give your best to God, not just leftovers • Act now - don't postpone opportunities to serve Him
Jesus values our sincere, spontaneous acts of devotion. Let's break our alabaster boxes and pour out our hearts in worship. Don't let critics stop you from expressing your love for Christ!
"Wherever this gospel is preached throughout the world, what she has done will also be told, in memory of her." - Matthew 26:13
Are you ready to live lavishly for Jesus? Share your thoughts below! 👇 #LavishLiving #ExtravagantWorship #loveinaction
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Sunday Service August 11, 2024
"But God" - two simple words that can change everything! 🙌
Today's sermon reminded us of the power of these words in our lives:
• They make a difference to Christians, reminding us God can use anyone willing to serve • They transform our service, showing it's God who gives the increase • They help us overcome trials and temptations, providing a way of escape • They offer hope to the unsaved, showing God's rich mercy • They empower our daily Christian walk, freeing us from sin
No matter what you're facing today, remember: BUT GOD is faithful, merciful, and able to work in your situation. Don't get lost in the world's gold - focus on the riches of His grace!
"But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved us, even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ..." - Ephesians 2:4-5
#ButGod #Faith #HopeInChrist #SundaySermon
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Sunday Service July 28, 2024
🙌 Practical Pointers for Praise 🙌
Today's sermon reminded us of the power and importance of praising God in our daily lives. Here are 7 key takeaways:
Beware: Don't forget God's benefits
Be honest: Praise sincerely, not sarcastically
Be grateful: Cultivate an attitude of gratitude
Be vocal: Express your praise out loud
Be natural: Praise in your own unique way
Be consistent: Make praise a daily habit
Be humble: Remember, it's all about Him, not us
"Oh, that men would praise the Lord for His goodness!" (Psalm 107:8)
Let's challenge ourselves to praise God more intentionally this week. If we had a thousand tongues, would we use them all to praise our great Redeemer? 🎵
#PraiseTheLord #AttitudeOfGratitude #DailyPraise"
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Sunday Service July 21, 2024
🌟 Finding Rest in a Stressful World 🌟
Are you weary, burdened, or stressed? Jesus offers a powerful invitation:
"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." - Matthew 11:28
Today's sermon reminds us: • The invitation is open to ALL • Jesus is our ultimate comfort and confidence • No matter how broken or lost you feel, you can come • True rest comes from surrendering to Christ
Remember: You were never meant to carry life's burdens alone. Jesus stands ready to give you rest, refresh your spirit, and renew your strength.
Will you accept His invitation today? 🙏
#FindRestInJesus #OvercomeStress #FaithJourney"
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Sunday Service July 14, 2024
🙏 Stop Worrying, Start Trusting: A Message of Hope 🌟
Today's sermon reminded us that worry is: • Needless • Senseless • Useless • Faithless • Godless • Friendless
But here's the good news: We have a loving Father who cares for us more than we can imagine!
Remember, "What a friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and griefs to bear!"
Don't let worry rob you of today's joy. Instead, cast your cares upon Him, for He cares for you.
"Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you." - Matthew 6:33
Let's step off the wheel of worry together and lean on our unshakeable rock - Jesus Christ!
#FaithOverFear #TrustGod #NoWorryZone
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Sunday Service for July 7, 2024
Truth in Trials: Finding Strength in God's Word 🙏🏼
"God is there. God knows where you are. His timing is perfect. He's genuinely concerned. His power is unlimited. His wisdom is supreme."
In times of confusion and national uncertainty, remember these six truths. Our greatest strength comes from returning to the Bible and Jesus Christ.
America's challenges aren't new, but our hope remains eternal. Let's recommit to sound Bible education, cherish our God-given liberties, and trust in His perfect plan.
"With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible." - Matthew 19:26
#FaithOverFear #BiblicalTruth #GodIsWithUs #AmericanFaith #TrustGodsPlan
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Sunday Service June 30, 2024
Sunday Service for June 30, 2024
📣 Even So: Answering the Call to Missions 🌎
"We can't do it without Him. He won't do it without us."
5 Key Points from Matthew 9:35-10:1:
NEEDS: See the world's desperate need for Christ
REALITY: Recognize the multitudes without a shepherd
POTENTIAL: The harvest is plenteous, but laborers are few
RESOURCES: Prayer is our greatest tool
RESPONSIBILITY: We're all called to be "sent ones"
Remember: You don't have to cross oceans to be a missionary. Your mission field might be right next door! 🏠
#Missions #GreatCommission #Faith #ChristianLiving #EvenSo
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"Everybody Ought To Know"
Harry Dixon Loes
© 1940 New Spring (Admin. by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing, Inc.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
"Sweet Freedom's Song"
Russell Mauldin, Sue C. Smith
© CCTB Music (Admin. by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing, Inc.)
New Spring (Admin. by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing, Inc.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
"How Majestic Is Your Name"
Michael W. Smith
© 1981 Meadowgreen Music Company (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
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Sunday Service June 16, 2024
This message explores the profound significance of making the choice to serve God. Drawing from the powerful example of Joshua in the Bible, we are reminded that serving God is a personal, present, practical, parental, perfect, permanent, and prayerful choice. As we stand at a crossroads in our lives and in our nation, we must choose wisely between serving the one true God or the false gods of this world. The message emphasizes that choosing to serve God wholeheartedly, without finding it inconvenient or impractical, will bring immense blessings and honor to our lives. Let us be inspired by Joshua's unwavering commitment when he declared, "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord."
"Faithful Men" words and music by Twila Paris
© 1985 Jubilee Communications Inc. (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)
Mountain Spring Music (Admin. by Capitol CMG Publishing)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
"He's Everything To Me"
Ralph Carmichael
© 1964 Outfield Music Company (Admin. by Music Services, Inc.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
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Sunday Service June 9, 2024
The most important spiritual insight from this message is the vital role that joy plays in the Christian life. We often focus on disciplines like prayer, Bible study, and obedience, but true joy that comes from abiding in Christ is an often overlooked yet essential ingredient. Scripture repeatedly emphasizes the importance of joy, describing it as a fruit of the Spirit. When we have the joy of the Lord, it strengthens us, transforms our outlook, and becomes a powerful testimony to others. Even in the midst of trials and suffering, we can experience the fullness of joy that Jesus promised by keeping our minds fixed on eternal things and trusting fully in Him.
"He's Everything To Me"
Ralph Carmichael
© 1964 Outfield Music Company (Admin. by Music Services, Inc.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
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Sunday Service June 2, 2024
Pastor Baker has returned! Apologies for the camera tipping at a couple points, the gimbal kept shutting off. This message delves into the profound importance of not just reading God's Word, but truly feeding on it - allowing it to nourish our souls and transform our lives. We discover that immersing ourselves in Scripture helps us find calm amidst life's storms, gain wisdom to navigate challenges, and go deeper in our relationship with God. The Bible is presented as a source of emotional and spiritual strength that we can draw upon daily. Ultimately, we are encouraged to let God's Word correct and guide us, recognizing our need for divine direction. The symbolism of communion as a time of remembrance, reflection, and anticipation of Christ's return ties into the overall theme of relying on God's truth to sustain us.
"The Anchor Holds" words and music by Lawrence Chewning and Ray Boltz
© 1994 Shepherd Boy Music (Admin. by CURB | Word Music Publishing)
Curb Word Music (Admin. by WC Music Corp.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
"How Great Thou Art"
© 1949 and 1953 Stuart Hine Trust CIO Stuart K. Hine Trust (Administration: USA All rights by Capitol CMG Publishing, except print rights for USA, North, Central and South America administered by Hope Publishing. All other non USA Americas rights by the Stuart Hine Trust. Rest of World – Integritymusic.com.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
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Sunday Service May 26, 2024
Pastor Baker was travelling this weekend, so Pastor Greg Adams graciously agreed to fill in.
This powerful message delves into the profound truth that our greatest need is a personal relationship with our Creator. Sin separates us from God, but through Jesus Christ, we can be reconciled to Him. The story of Paul and Silas in prison, and the subsequent salvation of the Philippian jailer, illustrates the transformative power of the gospel. We learn that Jesus is the only way to salvation, and that faith in His finished work on the cross is the sole requirement for eternal life. As we explore the depths of this message, we are reminded that religion often fails to address our true need, instead focusing on man's efforts rather than God's grace. Let us embrace the simplicity and completeness of Christ's sacrifice, knowing that we can have assurance of our salvation and a changed life through faith in Him.
"At the Cross" words and music by Dan Galbraith, Isaac Watts, Ralph E. Hudson, Ryan Dahl
© 2008 Dahl, Ryan (Admin. by PraiseCharts Publishing, Inc.)
Galbraith, Dan (Admin. by PraiseCharts Publishing, Inc.)
Used by Permission. CCLI Streaming License #22155824
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Sunday Service: April 28, 2024
Higher quality audio version, edited to remove some content.
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