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Christmas is traditionally a holiday when we enjoy the company of family and friends. We eat, we talk, we laugh, we remember, and hopefully, we relax. Right now, there is a good bit of polarization among people worldwide. And there is a chance during the holidays that you will be in a room where there are lots of differences. What is the will of God for you in these situations?

Giving of thanks should be a regular part of your life. And, not just over your meals or on Thanksgiving Day. Pastor Mitch speaks on the history of Thanksgiving and provides biblical principles on why giving thanks should be a part of our lives in all circumstances.

We are right at the end of the church age where we have been for 2000 years, and we are entering an age of judgment just before the Second Coming of Christ and His 1000 year rule we call the Millennium or the Millennial reign of Christ. This is a volatile time, and God has given us grace to deal with it!

Is it okay for Christians to celebrate Halloween? In this message, Pastor Mitch gives his thoughts on this topic and provides historical and biblical reasons why we should be careful around involving ourselves and our families in its observances.

We are experiencing a crazy time in human history. Pastor Mitch explains why these events may be preparing us for the second coming of Jesus and how we can be sure we are prepared.

Guest Speaker Tony Cooke talks about the importance for believers to be involved in the family of God. We are called to live with, serve, and love one another.

If marriage loses its value, then that society is in danger of collapse. Marriage and family are God’s plan to pass values and morality from one generation to the next.

God does not lead us from the outside. He leads us from within, first of all by the guidance of His Word, then by the Holy Spirit’s influence. In this message Pastor Mitch talks about the general guidance that we receive from the sum of God's written word (Logos) and the specific guidance we receive by the Holy Spirit speaking to our hearts (Rhema).

Executive Pastor Meera Short discusses the anxious thoughts that we are bombarded with in our daily lives and how we can unburden ourselves from them. The everyday grind of life seems to bring pressure, and it seems to be intensifying. We have pressure in our relationships, with our jobs, with school, with our finances, with health, just living in our current world brings daily pressure. Three key areas that I want to examine are:

1- How are we to be as we face our cares?

2- How do we cast our cares?

3- What makes it all work?

There are challenges now and in our future that we have never navigated in this way. The world is changing. It is more important than ever today to know the voice of God.

How do we know which way to go?

How do we know how to respond?

How do we know what God is saying to us right now?

Thank God, we are not alone! We have the Holy Spirit to aid us!

 

Guest Speaker Joe McGee delivers a great message focused on strengthening families using biblical examples and personal stories.

Faith must have actions that move it. Do my actions show that my faith is active? One major way to act your faith is to say what you believe. In this message, Pastor Mitch instructs on how to strengthen and express our faith by aligning our words with what God has promised in scripture

The spiritual battle right now is intense. The demonic isn’t hiding anymore. It’s out in the open. We are living in an uncanny time of disruption, unrest, challenge, and change! To navigate this unprecedented time, we have been given by Jesus a spiritual authority that keeps us free and full of God’s life!

When praying for certain things personally, it’s important to remember that faith is always past or present tense, never past tense. Pastor Mitch teaches us why this is an important principle when we are believing to receive from God in faith.