Pastor Nate taps into Proverbs and Hebrews to explore how crucial encouragement is for strengthening our hearts and faith. Ever felt down about an overcooked turkey or a missed opportunity? This sermon reminds us of the powerful impact encouragement can have and motivates us all to become champions of support, uplifting each other every day.

Check out this sermon for:

• Deep insights into why encouragement is essential for our spiritual health.
• Practical tips on making encouragement a daily habit.
• Inspiring stories that showcase the transformative power of kind words.

So hit play, settle in, and let's inspire each other to build a more supportive community!

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Pastor Travis dives deep into Matthew 28:18-20, transforming the Great Commission into a relatable call to action. He uses a clever traffic light analogy to illustrate our common hesitations, even when God has already cleared the way.

Feeling hesitant about stepping up? This sermon might be the nudge you need. Whether it’s engaging more in your community, mentoring others, or living out your faith boldly, Pastor Travis encourages us to shift into gear and embrace our role in God’s ongoing mission.

Tune in and discover how to stop waiting and start moving. It’s time to accelerate your faith journey and make a real impact!

Throughout the sermon, Pastor Nate shares inspiring stories and updates from the mission fields in Tanzania and Cuba, illustrating the direct impact of the church’s generosity. He encourages the congregation to continue their support, emphasizing that the opportunity to give extends beyond the initial offering day.

In this powerful sermon, Stephen Johnson and his father share their journey of faith and dedication to God's ministry. Opening with a warm welcome, they recount their personal stories, including their roots in India and a deep calling into ministry. By exploring 2 Corinthians 9:5-11, they highlight the biblical principles of generous giving, drawing a parallel to the Macedonian church's example of abundant joy and generosity despite hardships. Through personal anecdotes of divine intervention and provision, they encourage the congregation to give cheerfully and wholeheartedly, promising that such giving pleases God and leads to abundant blessings. This session is a moving blend of scriptural insights and real-life experiences, aimed at inspiring deeper commitment and generosity in building God's kingdom.

00:00 Welcome and Introduction

01:56 Personal Testimony and Family Background

03:12 The Call to Ministry

05:34 Scripture Reading and Sermon Introduction

06:18 The Principle of Sowing and Reaping

08:47 The Cheerful Giver

14:25 The Example of the Macedonian Church

20:31 Encouragement to Give Generously

36:39 Personal Stories of Faith and Provision

40:14 Conclusion and Prayer

🔑 Key Scriptures:

• Matthew 25:23: "His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!’"
• Romans 12:1: "Therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, I urge you to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God; this is your spiritual worship."
• Ephesians 5:15-17: "Pay careful attention, then, to how you walk—not as unwise people but as wise—making the most of the time, because the days are evil. So don’t be foolish, but understand what the Lord’s will is."
• 1 Peter 4:10: "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms."

🙏 Discussion Points:

• Understanding what it means to be a faithful steward.
• Presenting our bodies as living sacrifices.
• Making the most of our time in alignment with God's will.
• Using our gifts for God's glory, not personal gain.
• The importance of faithfulness in both private and public spheres.

Pastor Eric Hoffman shares a message about the profound impact of wholeheartedly saying yes to what God asks of us. This not only influences our personal lives but also holds the potential to impact our entire nation.

As you listen, Investigate how the enemy might be using the same thing to temp you into going against Gods will.

Today, Pastor Nate dives into this idea and teaches us how to truly, fight Like Jesus.

Lets learn together how to be more like Jesus.

You can still give to Miracle Offering Here!

What we say has the power to build up or tear down. Let's learn from our savior how to use our words wisely.

Today we learn about the biblical villain King Saul

We hope this message helps you learn more about how to love and follow Jesus!

Today Pastor Nate teaches us the difference between disassembling and deconstructing.

He unpacks our partnership with the Assemblies of God, explaining how they hold us accountable. He also emphasizes how the Church serves as a safe place to hold us accountable as we pursue a life with Christ together.

Tune in and hear how we can be free like Jesus.

Let's change the way we think about giving in this, our final week of the sermon series "NEW".

Ty is inordinately passionate about helping people understand Biblical truths in the most simplistic way possible; both as a speaker and as the author of The Holy Spirit Is Not A Bird and Better Than Jesus. For years he has traveled around the world, preaching and teaching predominantly on the Holy Spirit. His unassuming personality and speaking style make it simple and straightforward for anyone to receive from God.

Married to Rebecca with their son, Moses, they currently reside in Atlanta, GA. They have seen countless people saved, healed and filled with the Holy Spirit in services and in public. They believe that everyone they meet should have the opportunity to have a genuine encounter with Holy Spirit (without any weird baggage).

This week we will listen in as our Lead Pastor Talks through being made new in Christ.

Join us in our Final week in our series; "Predictive Text". This series gives us a peek into what we await in the end times as children of God.

Through scripture we are guided to refrain from societal comforts. We must not shield and bunker ourselves from his guidance. The Lord calls upon us to be active and present, for he has informed us of our safety through his love. It is imperetive that we are awake to the knowledge that God has for us; for his words and love will act as our armor in times of need.

Join us in our second week of our series "Predictive Text". This series gives us a peek into what we await in the end times as children of God.

Join us in our introduction of our new series; Predictive Text! This series will give us a peek into what we await in the end times as children of God. 

Join us in our Final week of Fire & Water as we examine the challenging topic of baptism by blood.