God has a history of providing for His children. We see examples of that in the Bible, and we continue to see His hand of provision in our lives today as He provides are basic needs, financial needs, direction, and most of all He provides us with His presence.
Pastor Doug kicked of a new series called, "I Need An Answer To Prayer." We started off with asking prayer for direction. When we ask God for direction in our lives we acknowledge our weakness and trust God to transform your life and take you where you need to be.
We all need forgiveness. Not only has humanity proven to offend other members of humanity time and time again, but we has creation have repeatedly offended the Creator throughout all of time. Pastor Doug continued with the second message in the "I Need An Answer To Prayer" series with "The Prayer of Forgiveness" and the humility that comes with it.
On our Annual Healing Service, Pastor Doug continues with the third message in the "I Need An Answer To Prayer" series with "The Prayer for Healing". Jesus is our Healer and we come to Him for healing in our bodies, our minds, our hearts, our souls, and our relationships.
On our Annual Healing Service, Pastor Doug continued the "I Need An Answer To Prayer" series with the prayer for healing. Jesus is our Healer and we come to Him for healing in our bodies, our minds, our hearts, our souls, and our relationships.
We all need forgiveness. Not only has humanity proven to offend other members of humanity time and time again, but we has creation have repeated offended the Creator throughout all of time. Pastor Doug continued the "I Need An Answer To Prayer" series with The Prayer of Forgiveness and the humility that comes with it.
Pastor Doug kicked of a new series called, "I Need An Answer To Prayer." We started off with asking prayer for direction. When we ask God for direction in our lives we acknowledge our weakness and trust God to transform your life and take you where you need to be.
Pastor Duane Durst, Superintendent of the New York Ministry Network, celebrated with us on our 100 year anniversary as a church. He encouraged us to prepare for something amazing! As we look forward as individuals and as a church family, let us prepare for the amazing as we trust God to lead and guide us!
Pastor Duane Durst, Superintendent of the New York Ministry Network, celebrated with us on our 100 year anniversary as a church. He encouraged us to prepare for something amazing! As we look forward as individuals and as a church family, let us prepare for the amazing as we trust God to lead and guide us!
Pastor Juli brought a warning to us that we encounter a spiritual battle every day. We must be prepared for this battle. But there is no reason to fear. If we rely on Jesus,instead of ourselves, we will be victorious!
Pastor Doug encouraged us during this Christmas Eve service with the Christmas message which is a message of peace for all of humanity.
Pastor Doug revisited our Christmas series after last week's Musical by our little ones. The message of Christmas is the message of the Gospel that is based on past promises, offers help in the present, and points to future glory.
Pastor Doug taught from the Christmas story where the news of Jesus' coming was being proclaimed. It was called Good News! Pastor Doug explained how this news was indeed Good News.
Pastor Mark shared during this season of Thanksgiving about a life of thankfulness. We have been given much especially the Gospel. In light of the Gospel, are we really thankful?
The life of a follower of Jesus should be one of gratitude. We have been so much to be grateful for! Do we take the time to count our blessings? Do we reach out to other to let them know that we are grateful for them?
Pastor Doug wrapped up our Spirit of Generosity series by talking about the power of a life that has been transformed by Jesus Christ. We all need Jesus to give us life and when He does it empowers us to live generously for others
Pastor Doug continued in our Spirit of Generosity series with a reminder that what we have is not ours and what we need cannot be found here. Both of those things direct our focus to where it needs to be, Jesus Christ!
Pastor Doug came back to our Spirit of Generosity Series by warning us of the dangers of being preoccupied and controlled by money. If our hearts are not right we can allow money to dictate how we invest, how we love, and what we value. May Jesus change our hearts to severe the bondage that comes when we allow money to control us.
We had one of our missionaries speak this Sunday, John White. John ministers to and provides care for Pastors throughout New York State. John spoke of the challenges of being a pastor and how we can be encouraging to our pastors throughout the year.
In continuing our Spirit of Generosity series, Pastor Doug challenged us to serve the way Jesus served.
Pastor Doug continued in our Spirit of Generosity Series by sharing in the Word about what it looks like to be generous in our hospitality. If we invite other into our lives and seek their comfort and blessing we show them the love of Christ and we win the right to speak truth into their life.
Pastor Doug kicked off our new series, A Spirit of Generosity. This week we looked at being generous in forgiveness. We have been forgiven much by Jesus Christ. We can forgive others no matter the grievance.
Pastor Bill Kirk, Assistant Superintendent of the New York Ministry Network, closes our Missions Emphasis Week with a encouraging message on devoting ourselves to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Doug encouraged us in the Word that we can take comfort that God considers us His own. We are secure in Him, and we can and should respond to Him with love and obedience.
Pastor Doug kicked off the new school year by sharing some wisdom from Proverbs that places our focus and our priorities on Jesus first! Pastor John Ginnan closed the service by praying over our students and teachers.
Our guest, Pastor Keith DeMent, encouraged us in the Word of God that we have success through Jesus Christ and asked us to reflect on whether our lives are set up around Christ or are they set up around ourselves?
Pastor Jeff used the story of Ruth as an example to encourage us with the glorious truth that our freedom and deliverance has been bought and paid for by Jesus Christ!
Pastor Jeff encouraged us to be people who respond to need the way Jesus would. We must be people of action that speak out against injustice and people who actively engage others in need.
Pastor Doug exhorted us that God breaths life into us and we can stand as people of action and joy because of His breath in our lungs!
Pastor Doug was led to share the story of the man who was robbed, beaten and left by the side of the road. We will encounter moments in life where we will feel like this man. The challenge is to remember where our treasure lies, guard against what the enemy is ultimately after, and remember the promise of our recovery!
