In the fourth message of Elisha: God’s Double Agent, Pastor Jeff Anders moves to 2 Kings 4 and the “great woman” of Shunem. Her home was the setting for Elisha’s sixth and seventh miracles: a son conceived and later raised from the dead. Tonight’s message focuses on what made her great (she was selfless, spiritual,…
In the third message of Elisha: God’s Double Agent, Pastor Jeff Anders turns to 2 Kings 4 and the fifth miracle in Elisha’s ministry: the widow’s pot of oil. A debt she could not pay becomes a picture of our sin, God’s salvation, and the Spirit of God who never runs dry. Recap: God’s Double…
Pastor Jeff Anders continues Elijah — God’s Praying Prophet on Wednesday evening. After walking again through what happened when Elijah prayed and kept on praying, and after reminding the church of nine things that will not happen if God’s people quit, he adds three more. Number ten: there is direction that just won’t be there…
In the previous message, we began examining the eighth fruit of the Spirit: meekness. Today, Bro. Jeff continues delving into what meekness is and what it isn’t.
Outside of Christ, we are all from “Lo Debar” and in spiritual need. Using Mephibosheth as an example, Bro. Josh explains how we must first see our hopeless, crippled, and condemned state before we will seek Jesus for His redeeming grace.
If we are going to do the business of God, we must get our fellowship right. Here, we learn about the importance of assembling together for worship through thick and thin.
Experiencing real Christian fellowship, the early church provides our example of what fellowship really is and the unity that can result.
Today’s message focuses on the love of God and how His family demonstrates that love to others.
Prayer is the focus here as Bro. Josh outlines how the prerequisite , priority, and posture of prayer lead to the power and possibilities of prayer.
Walking with God is evidenced by some simple, yet profound, characteristics, outlined by Paul to the Ephesians and explained by Bro. Jeff in this message. Do we walk like we have been made new in Christ?