We love a giving God until He uses us to be the answer to someone’s prayer of provision. We look at giving and the very common struggles that hold us back from more of God.

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When troubling news came, Jesus spoke a greater word: “Do not be afraid; only believe.” Join us tonight as we look at how faith anchors us when life shakes us, because while circumstances change, God’s promises never do.

With all this talk of joy, cheer, and goodwill – why do we feel empty, rundown, and sad? For some, the holidays can be a difficult season. We explore in our message that this is a spiritual issue and how we can secure and share the real joy of this season.

We finish our 2 part series on patience picking up with five points from James 5:7-11: Be patient until the coming of the Lord, Establish your hearts, Don’t Grumble, Remember the prophets, remember Job.

Everyone’s favorite topic – patience! Especially in a world where we have a culture of ‘try before you buy’ rather than commit.

We continue to look at the topic of insecurity. Pastor Jeff reminds us to ‘remember in who we’re trusting in; who said to do something’ and to continue doing it until we see an answer.

We start a two part series on Acts 8:26-40 of Phillip walking to meet the Ethiopian. That was a long walk from Samaria, in the midst of open persecution and successful evangelism. In the midst of that success, God says, ‘take a walk’ – did Phillip feel slighted or wonder on the way, ‘but I could do this or that’. We don’t know how long he walked but he walked until … until he found the one man, a Gentile, that God wanted to reach. If you face insecurity you need to listen to tonight’s message!

Continuing our message from last time on seeing clearly, we look at Jesus’ comments going from the light that goes into our eyes and ultimately into our whole bodies but then switches to what masters us… We look at how what we see and trust can become our master instead of God and remember that there is no other God but Him.

When life and what we’re watching clouds our vision, Jesus helps us to see. We look at the signs of ‘spiritual pink eye’ and how to keep our vision clear to follow Jesus.

Sometimes life hits hard and it can leave a mark, but Jesus can help us deal with bitterness and lead us to a better way of handling things.