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What Does it Mean to be a Humble Christian?
Webster’s definition of “humble”: “is having or showing a modest or low estimate of one’s importance”. A humble man or woman is one who, through the Holy Spirit, realizes that they are a sinner, and no number of good deeds can erase our sins.
Look Up #3 - Look Up for Restoration
Adult Ministry Pastor Russ Brasher continues the Look Up message series sharing how relationships can be restored.
Church Words 101: Anoint
Imagine the taste of melt-in-your-mouth mozzarella balls covered with seasoned olive oil to remember this church word: anoint. This word is most frequently used in the Bible with a special sense to set people or objects apart or consecrate them for service to God.
Look Up #2 - Look Up for Leadership
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund continues the Look Up message series teaching about leadership in today's current culture.
3 Truths for Students to Remember for Back to School
Back-to-school time is upon us! I know that for some students, this is a time of excitement. But for other students, those same mysteries of the start of a new school year can be the source of anxiety and fear. So, I wanted to take this time to speak to students who are starting a new school year.
Look Up #1 - Look Up for Comfort
Senior Pastor Dr. Kurt Bjorklund starts the Look Up message series asking Christians to look up for comfort.
Why Does the Bible say to “Fear God?”
I think we all tend to view fear as a flaw to correct. That somehow, the goal in life is to be unafraid and to have complete confidence in every situation. Yet, I’m starting to see that fear is not so much a flaw to correct, but a gift to be harnessed.
What Kind of God? #5 - God is Sovereign
Teaching Pastor Dr. Terry Thomas completes the "What Kind of God?" message series teaching about the sovereignty of God.
Colossians 1:1-14 Devotional/Study
Over the next few months, we will be exploring the book of Colossians! This book has many key themes including Wisdom, Suffering, Spirituality, and, above all, Christ himself. We pray that this devotional series is an encouragement to you as we unite in our mission of helping people find and follow Jesus.