Marriage Minute: The Truth Will Set You Free
Jesus said that it’s the truth that sets you free, yet there are times when we hold tightly to lies. We have an arugment with our spouse and next thing you know it’s going to “I don’t measure up, I’m a terrible spouse, I’m not good enough, I’m not lovable”. None of it is true but we tell our selves this! Could it be that these thoughts don’t come from an argument you just had? Perhaps these lies are engrained deep within from old wounds? What’s the fix? Let’s go back to the truth of God’s love and how He made us for a purpose and how we’re all gifted and given an important role to play in this world. You are valuable! I’d rather build on the truth because we can’t build a solid relationship off ridiculous lies. We need to flush out the bad thoughts with the truth of God because the truth is, you all have great worth in HIs sight. We’ve been in a Bible study called “Fight Your Way to a Better Marriage” by Greg Smalley and he talks indepth about the lies we believe. It’s interesting and helpful so you might want to check it out! Have a great weekend!!
Can’t Live Without Him
1:42 – Great Things, 6:00 – God of Wonders, 9:58 – At Your Name, 14:00 – Prayer for Others/Offering/Announcements, 20:50 – Living Hope, 27:30 – Scripture Reading, 28:18 – Blessed Be Your Name, 32:26 – Sermon, 1:11:50 – Doxology
In this live Worship Service, Pastor Bill McMinn walks us through the Doxology at the end of Romans 11 as he continues his Sermon Series, Right by Faith. We learn that:
– God is completely incomprehensible
– God is totally independent
– God is utterly indispensable
We hope and pray that you are being blessed and growing closer to the Lord Jesus as you watch these services!! Enjoy watching!!
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Worship Minute: Doxology
Worship Minute: I have been thinking alot about the Doxology and wanted to share with you what I hope will help in our understanding of the word. Doxology is a short hymn of praise to God. It comes from the Greek words Doxa (meaning glory, splendor, granduer) and Logos (meaning word, or speaking). So when we sing the Doxology together we are lifting up our voices with the intentions of singing/speaking words that declare the glory and splendor of God Almighty!! What a great way to worship our God. So, go and lift up your voice and glorify the Name of the Lord!! Have a great week! ~ Mark
It’s Time: “God loves a cheerful giver;” 2 Cor 9:6-7
In this month of Thanksgiving, grateful for the generosity of others. Operation Christmas Child will be a blessing once again to some child somewhere around the world! Lots of opportunities to bless someone else with our generosity in the coming weeks. Our motive is important to God, not the size of the gift, and God responds to us accordingly.
“The point is this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully[a] will also reap bountifully. Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” 2 Corinthians 9:6-7 (ESV)
The End Game
1:15 – Never Gonna Let Me Go, 4:22 – This is Amazing Grace, 9:00 – Offering/Prayer/Announcements/Dave White EveryCampus.com presentation, 18:20 – It Is Well With My Soul, 23:35 – Scripture Reading, 24:20 – Raise A Hallelujah, 29:57 – My Beloved, 34:10 – Sermon
Pastor Bill McMinn unpacks the Truths of God’s Word as he continues his current sermon series, Right by Faith. In this message he looks at Romans 11:22-32, and discusses these points from the passage:
– Understand God’s desire to change lives
– Understand that God saves from sin
– Understand God’s desire to show mercy
Enjoy Watching!!
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Marriage Minute Avoiding the “Coldrums”!
Any relationship can get icy, cold, and distant if there are hurts that have not been addressed. I assure you that this is not what God wants for your marriage! We’re supposed to be companions, friends, confidants, teammates, lovers. If you notice that your spouse is avoiding you, spending a lot of time elsewhere, doing their own thing all the time, uncommunicative, unaffectionate, or stone cold silent, there may be a reason. Perhaps there’s a hurt or bitterness or a constant thorn in your relationship that has never been pulled out. Never assume that distance is normal. Jesus said to settle matters quickly before it gets worse. The quicker you can stop these drifts, the less effort it takes to get back to the harbor of togetherness. Let’s work at functioning as a happily married couple living out some wedded bliss! Having our own way and winning arguments is not the end game – loving each other is! Have a great weekend all ~~ Bill
Worship Minute Tongue Power
Worship Minute: “”Death and life are in the power of the tongue,..”Prov.18:21. What we say matters!! The tongue is a very powerful tool and we should pay close attention to how we use it. We can either encourage and inspire others or tear them down with it. We use our tongue to lift up praises to the Lord and curse other people – this should not be so (as it says in James chapter 3). Let’s be a people that use our tongues to communicate life to others and to lift up unhypocritical praises to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!! Have a blessed week ~ Mark
It’s Time; Submitting to real hope – Psalm 31:5
I love the Browns and have always been a fan and have always hoped in that elusive Super Bowl victory! But my real hope for this life isn’t contingent upon the success of my team, but in the Almighty God who has redeemed me and faithfully loved me. I submit myself to this God in faith…
Simply, Love
0:01 – Indescribable, 6:15 – Raise A Hallelujah, 11:50 – Prayer for Others/Offering/Announcements, 17:30 – Holy Spirit, 24:08 – Glorious, 28:35 – Furious, 32:52 – Sermon
Pastor Adam Page discusses what loving God and loving others looks like in todays culture. Love is a word that is frequently used today to cover a variety of topics (e.g. I love: pizza, sports, my spouse, God, etc.), what does it mean to simply love? Here are the main points from the sermon:
– Simply loving God id to show Him reverence.
– Simply loving God is to have an intimate relationship with Him.
– Simply love others.
– Simply letting God love others through us.
– God calls us to simply love.
Enjoy watching!!
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Worship Minute – Gathering Together
Worship Minute: “Let us not give up meeting together..” Hebrews 10:25(a). There are so many benefits to being connected to a community of believers who are like-minded and growing together in their Christian experience! We encourage and inspire each other, we hold each other accountable, and we remind each other of the goodness and faithfulness of God when facing trials of all different sorts. We “spur one another on toward love and good deeds”, as it says in verse 24. So if you are not part of a group of people (aside from the normal Sunday morning church) that are meeting together throughout the week, please consider doing this as a way to enhance your worshipful lifestyle and your Christian experience! Have a great week ~ Mark