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The widow in Luke 7 was mourning her son’s death.  But when she encountered Jesus, He told her to stop crying.  He had a reason to urge her to cease her mourning, because He knew His plan.  He was about to bring her son back to life.  To find out more about how Jesus miraculously worked in the life of this woman,...

As we look further at the story of Esther, we’ll learn more about how God brought her to a specific time and place in order for her to fulfill her destiny. Pastor Ford will encourage us to consider how God wants us to use the time He’s given us in our lives to fulfill our own destinies and to do great things for Him. Hear more...

How badly do you want to be used by God? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark is continuing to explore the type of faith that really makes a difference. Last week, Mark began this message titled, How Bad Do You Want It?, challenging us to realize and reach for the kind of faith that can move mountains. We are discovering that going...

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we kicked off a new weekly theme, "How It All Began", and we discussed the characteristics of the early church found in Acts.  Karl unpacked 3 main points including having a passion for ALL people (Acts. 2:12); being cautious of skeptics and cynics (Acts 2:13); and preaching boldly and honestly (Act...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark continues part two of the message, Do All Spiritual Roads Lead to Heaven? It is a frustrating and often times confusing dilemma when those who are opposed to God seem to be doing better than those that are praying, reading their Bible and seeking the Lord. Teaching from 2 Peter chapter 2, listen...

When we’re committed to Jesus, we need to have a commitment that’s three dimensional—first to the person of Christ, then to the proclamation of the gospel, then to participation in what He has called us to do and gifted us for.

As he finished out the book of Galatians, Paul wanted the believers there to know he had an allegiance to Christ based on what Christ had done on Calvary’s cross. He didn’t need anyone to challenge him to live for Jesus! Jesus Christ and His gospel were Paul’s number one priority and he had the scars to prove it. ...

As we look at what it really means to be committed to Jesus, Pastor Ford asks us to consider this question—Are we paying the price that it takes to follow the Lord Jesus Christ?  Because there is a cost associated with following Him, and it includes self-sacrifice.  Have you begun to pick up your cross, die daily, and follow...

It costs a lot to be a disciple of Jesus.  But guess what—it costs more not to be one!  Because Jesus said, “For whoever wants to save their life will lose it.  But whoever loses their life for My sake, will save it.”...

As Paul began to conclude his letter to the Galatians, he focused on the cross of Christ. He had praise for the cross. Then he explained the power, the promise, and the persecution of the cross. Learn more about what this means for us on today’s Treasured Truth.