Part 5: We are being told to “get used to a new normal.” The Book of Acts is exactly about that – A New Normal! Everything changed. We can learn from the past as we enter into a new future. Stephen give us a profound example of how we must die to self not just to be spiritually converted, but to live into the full potential that God has in store for us in our new future.
Part 4: We are being told to “get used to a new normal.” The Book of Acts is exactly about that – A New Normal! Everything changed. We can learn from the past as we enter into a new future. That future includes a new fellowship based on biblical koinonia, which is very different than secular socialism.
Part 3: We are being told to “get used to a new normal.” The Book of Acts is exactly about that – A New Normal! Everything changed. We can learn from the past as we enter into a new future. In this episode, Pastor David confronts us with an important question: are we willing to trust God to use the power within us to do amazing things?
Part 2: We are being told to “get used to a new normal.” The Book of Acts is exactly about that – A New Normal! Everything changed. We can learn from the past as we enter into a new future. In this episode, Pastor David explains how God is birthing a new church like He did on the day of Pentecost.
Part 1: We are being told to “get used to a new normal.” The Book of Acts is exactly about that – A New Normal! Everything changed. We can learn from the past as we enter into a new future. In the opening episode of this new series, Pastor David explores the promise of the Holy Spirit, and how a new move of God’s Spirit is being poured out on a new church.
Part 4: Everyone needs hope. Hope is the fuel for our faith. Without hope, faith decreases. Hope gives us the perspective to keep going, especially in times of trouble. In a world filled with loneliness, this message looks to the Bible for answers to find the hope we need.
Part 3: Everyone needs hope. Hope is the fuel for our faith. Without hope, faith decreases. Hope gives us the perspective to keep going, especially in times of trouble. In a world filled with hopelessness, this message looks to the Bible for answers to find the hope we need.
Part 2: Everyone needs hope. Hope is the fuel for our faith. Without hope, faith decreases. Hope gives us the perspective to keep going, especially in times of trouble. In a world filled with confusion and uncertainty, this message looks to the Bible for answers to find the hope we need.
Part 1: Everyone needs hope. Hope is the fuel for our faith. Without hope, faith decreases. Hope gives us the perspective to keep going, especially in times of trouble. As we struggle with doubt, this message looks to the Bible for answers to find the hope we need.
Why is Easter important? Your life depends on it! Listen and learn why in Pastor David's life-changing message.
The cross is at the center of Christ's saving work. In this timely message of hope, Pastor David unpacks what the cross accomplishes through Christ.
Part 7: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. The international pandemic has caused many to rethink their lives. How do we choose life instead of death? This timely message explains how we can do so by choosing Christ.
Part 6: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. In this timely message during a national crisis, Pastor David boldly proclaims how we must stand on the promises of God, especially His promise of salvation through Christ.
Part 5: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. In this timely message for our troubled world, Pastor David explains the reality of spiritual warfare and how the battle belongs to the Lord.
Part 4: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. Drawing upon Deuteronomy, Pastor David helps us prepare for the promised land by showing how God's judicial system was intended, especially through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Part 3: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. Drawing upon Deuteronomy, Pastor David calls us to identify and destroy the idols that prevent us from entering and occupying the promised land of our lives.
Part 2: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. Drawing upon Deuteronomy, Pastor David calls us to remember God's faithfulness in what He has done through our calling, rescue, testing and rebellion so we can remain faithful to Him.
Part 1: We must prepare ourselves for what God has a promised us. Drawing upon Deuteronomy, Pastor David teaches us that belief is the essential ingredient for entry into and existence in God's Kingdom.
Part 4. God wants us to enter the land He has promised us. Will we obey and be courageous? Pointing to Joshua's leadership of the Israelites at Jericho, Pastor David shows us how we can break down walls in our lives.
Part 3. What part do we play in His plan to restore others? Drawing upon Nehemiah's rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem, Pastor David casts a bold vision for engaging with others around us.
Part 2. How must we reach others for Christ? Pastor David continues this series with a call to compassion and evangelism to save a lost world, and with an original song encouraging us to connect people to Jesus.
Part 1. What defines a growing church? Pastor David opens this new series by looking to the early church and its unity, power, sacrifice, trust and teaching for a vision of what the church should look like today.
Part 2: We've lost the meaning of Christmas. As Pastor David explains, we need to make Christmas great again because Christmas reminds us of hope for a better life, family and future.
Part 1: We've lost the meaning of Christmas. As Pastor David explains, we need to make Christmas great again because Christmas reminds us of how much we are loved. Christmas also brings us back to another time; a time of tradition, family, and hope.
Part 10. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” In this final episode of the Exodus series, Pastor David brings it all together with a powerful explanation of God's presence and glory, culminating with a time of musical worship.
Part 9. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” In this episode of Make Me Your Voice, Pastor David explains how we have been rescued and released by God to serve Him, just as He rescued and released Israel.
Part 8. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” In this episode of Make Me Your Voice, Pastor David explains how God restores people and relationships, and a powerful testimony proclaims the healing power of Christ from tragic circumstances.
Part 7. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” How quickly the Israelites turned to worshiping an idol after they escaped Egypt! God could have destroyed them but He was merciful. As Pastor David explains, this biblical truth has great meaning for us today.
Part 6. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” God gave specific instructions to the Israelites for the ark of the covenant, tabernacle and temple priests. They remind us today of God's testimony, presence and purpose in our lives. (Listeners will benefit from referring to illustrations of the ark, tabernacle and temple priests during this podcast.)
Part 5. Exodus reveals who God is: The Great “I Am.” The Ten Commandments were given as a covenant to a nation as instruction. As Pastor David explains, they remind us that we fall short of the glory of God and therefore need Christ.
