Sunday, September 29, 2013

How To Make Jesus Smile

 
Do think Jesus ever smiles?
More importantly, do you think He smiles when He thinks of you? I think that depends on whether you are living for the dot or for the line. 
But what does living for the line look like? What specific things can we do to put a smile on Jesus' face, both now and when we stand before Him on Judgment Day? We'll find out this message that I think is one of the most encouraging messages in our series on Revelation.

Monday, September 23, 2013

Jesus Unveiled: Revelation 1:9-20

Watch, "Jesus Unveiled: Revelation 1:9-20" by Greg Sidders, from Sunday 09-22-13

Someday, everyone (including you) will come face-to-face with Jesus Christ. How does that thought strike you?
Your answer to that question is no doubt influenced by your mental picture of Jesus. It's how you see Him now that impacts how you feel about seeing Him later.

But what if you don't see Him as He really is? Better to have your vision corrected now than to be shocked later, right?

In this message, we will study together Revelation 1:9-20, a passage that shows us a current portrait of Jesus--one that will prepare us for our upcoming face-to-face encounter.


Tuesday, August 13, 2013

The Game of Life, Part 2: Aggravation, When You Have to Start Over

Watch The Game of Life, Part 2: Aggravation, When You Have to Start Over

There's nothing more aggravating than having to start over. It happens to all of us. We slowly gain hard-earned momentum in an important area of our life, only to be blindsided by something or someone, and we find ourselves back at Square One. How can we recover from that kind of setback, and how can we make up the ground we've lost?
In this message we're going to see how five biblical characters overcame personal setbacks to achieve impossible goals. I hope the lessons in their stories will speed up your comeback!

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Fresh Bread: What's God Teaching Me? by Joe Campbell / Sunday 07-28-13

Watch "Fresh Bread: What's God Teaching Me?" by Joe Campbell / Sunday 07-28-13

I've been thinking a lot about true worship lately. (That's weird, right?) David wrote in the Psalms, "I will bless the Lord at all times. His praise shall continually be in my mouth". We need to move beyond a view of worship that's based on location, time and approach, and see that worship can take place with every part of our lives if we are willing to bring all of who we truly are into communion and intimate contact with all that God truly is. I am looking so forward to exploring this with you. We were made for this!