Text: 1 John 2:7-12
The Bible is clear that we live in a fallen, dark world. The evidence of this is present just about everywhere we turn in our culture. However, we don’t have to wander aimlessly through life, nor do we have to stay hopelessly stuck in the dark. We can walk in the Light and experience the great joy of doing so. We invite you to listen to this message to discover how you can walk in the Light today!
Text: 1 John 2:1-6
There are many people in life that we may “know” – family members, friends, co-workers, neighbors, and the list goes on and on. The truth, though, is that many of the people we know are merely acquaintances. We may know facts about them, and they about us; but the knowledge of facts isn’t the same as a deep, personal knowledge of someone. In a similar way, many have a knowledge of Jesus because they know facts about His life and are comfortable with their basic knowledge. However, Jesus came to make a way for us to know Him personally by experiencing His presence in our lives. We hope that you will listen to this message today and discover how you can personally know Jesus and grow in your relationship with Him.
Text: John 1:1-10
Many in our culture claim to be “Christian.” By their good works, their religious activity, their family’s name, their kindness towards others, their outward appearance, and overall good vibes and intentions, they conclude that surely they must be a follower of Jesus. However, the Bible makes it clear that we are not saved by what we look like on the outside, but by what God does on the inside. The good news is that we don’t have to be uncertain of our salvation. God has done everything possible to make salvation available to us and He gives us several key ways to KNOW that we are saved. If you are uncertain of where you stand, we hope that you will listen to this message, examine your life, and leave with certainty of your relationship with God.
Text: Daniel 9:1-19
It is easy when reading stories about great Old Testament heroes to hold them in such high regard that we think we could never measure up. However, the stories are not so much about the greatness of the characters involved as they are about the greatness of God. The same God that was working and moving in Daniel’s day is still working and moving today. He is looking and searching for those today who are willing to serve Him and walk in faith no matter the cost. If you want to experience God in an extraordinary way in your own life, we pray that you will take the time to listen to this message!
