Knowing the soil quality requires breaking the surface. In today’s message, Pastor John will challenge you to examine your own soil samples. Since we can’t use a core drill to take a physical sample of our hearts, Jesus provides us with an alternative method to assess the soil’s quality through deductive reasoning.
In this message, Pastor John asks the question, Who makes the perfect candidate to serve in the highest of callings, to be entrusted with the secrets of humanity and God and to carry the most powerful weapon on the face of the planet? The answer is… YOU!
“Just Because” should never be good enough. To be effective as Christians and to avoid burnout, we must understand the why behind what we do. In this message Pastor John presents the reason why we do what we do.
Our actions are motivated by our love for others. It is Christ’s love in us that stirs us to good works so that others will see the good works and glorify the Father.
In this message, Pastor John talks about “faith in action.” It is this type of faith that inspires others. It is faith in action that makes a monumental difference in the lives of others.
Paul sought the revelation of God first, then presented it to those esteemed to be leaders in spreading the Gospel to validate the Gospel he had been preaching. Pastor John continues covering the Paul’s epistle to the Galatians in Part 5.
Who is our source of wisdom, and does the wisdom and teachings come from God, or are they of earthly origin? In this message Pastor John explains how Paul’s immediate response was not to consult any human but the Christ that saved him. As with Paul we should learn to seek the wisdom of God…
The most effective gospel is not the one you learned through the teachings of man but through the revelation power of the Holy Spirit. This is why it is so important that we create an environment for people to experience the Gospel. The gospel in many ways can’t be taught but only experienced through the…
Christians will likely encounter opposition in many areas of their lives and must decide whether to please God or man. Although it’s not always that cut-and-dry, at times, pleasing man is pleasing to God, and in other situations, pleasing God means offending man. In this message Pastor John explains the difference.
Pastor John beings a series on the book of Galatians. In Part 1 he will cover what an apostle is and how they are still relevant today.