Has the church become anemic and surrendered its cause to the culture? Or do we find the church alive, vibrant, and passionate about it’s calling, engaging the culture with Christ’s message?
Has the church become anemic and surrendered its cause to the culture? Or do we find the church alive, vibrant, and passionate about it’s calling, engaging the culture with Christ’s message?
Dr. Hamm lays out to us the importance of righteousness in our culture today.
Rev. Mark Guest challenges us today as we look again at " The Cause For Righteousness" from a different perspective. This is a much watch, and must share sermon.
We are deceived and spiritually out of synchronization with the Holy Spirit if we think we can produce changes in the world without there first being a reformation and a revival in the church toward the things of God. We must rediscover His Word!
Pastor Mark details the necessities for worship. **Note** There is no audio until 1:28 seconds into the video, please fast forward there...
Prayer is not an abstract idea or an infrequent event that we rarely encounter in the Bible. Rather, we discover prayer is interactive and we experience its presence and power throughout the Scriptures.
In a highly intellectual scientific based academic culture that is filled with technological advancement and given cultures present ideology – does there remain a place in our society for faith in God? And more particularly, a faith and trust in Jesus Chr
The personal presence of the Holy Spirit is so necessary in the life of the follower of Jesus that He instructed believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
With so many in today’s culture who believe that life is dictated and lived by ones own subjective view point explains much of our moral and spiritual crisis.
Sometimes when you least expect it a miraculous celebration is inserted and infused into ones mourning and hopelessness.
When one learns that the more they let slip through their fingers during the harvest, the greater the harvest will be the next year.
Unfortunately, most of what is done on a daily basis addresses the temporal aspects of life and gives very little thought to the eternal. When is the last time you gave any significant thought to the mission of God? What is God’s mission and how is it to