Open to the Savior

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

Are you praying for your family's salvation, or are you new to the family of God? Perhaps you are wondering about making that decision. God loves you, accepts you, and wants to welcome you to His family. Everyone is invited! Here's how to begin your new life in Christ.

How Father God Feels About You

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

In the story of a father’s heart toward his prodigal son, Jesus also tells us how Father God feels about us, even in the face of our failures or the wastefulness of what He’s given to us. Like the father in the story, Father God never loses hope for us, is always looking our way, responds to our repentance, and desires to reinstate us.

The Greatest Thanksgiving Feast

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus tells of a young man who's wasted his inheritance and winds up at a dead end. When he humbly returns home, his father welcomes him with love and a feast. It is a story of the grace that frustrates human pride, forgives all failure, loves beyond explanation, refuses to be reduced, and insists on celebration.

Friendship With God

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

God wants friendship with us, and Jesus paid the price for it. But for many people, there are three things at work against the possibility of our having a confident relationship with Him. Pastor Jack explains how to overcome these limiting factors and enter into a fulfilling relationship with our Heavenly Father...

Faith That Pleases God

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

Faith that pleases God is saving, redemptive, and triumphant. Pastor Jack teaches on how to walk out and grow in these three unique facets of faith...

When the War Goes Longer Than Expected

by Administrative User | Nov 19, 2012 | General

Wars are never short enough. Weariness and a sense of internal conflict can grow in our soul when promises we know to be of God aren't realized. Here are five things to do when the struggle goes on longer than we expect.