Words of the Week – I’m in the Fight of my Life!
December 1, 2021
Apostle Paul shows believers that through the power of God, they can handle the fights and the battles in our lives.
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God’s power
When You Give All to Christ, Expect the Attack
October 6, 2021
When you were not fully devoted to God, the devil didn’t bother or harass you much because you simply didn’t pose much of a threat to him. But things changed. You became all business for God. Since you decided to give your all to the Lord, you became a prime target of the enemy. Ever since then, the devil has desired to sift you, just as he did Peter. In Luke 22:31, the Bible says: “Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat.” It is here that Jesus introduces the subject of
Words of the Week – What Really Matters: Faith Matters
September 8, 2021
Scripture: Hebrews 11:1-6 One of the great lessons of the Covid-19 Pandemic has been discovering what really matters in life. During this pandemic, we have come to realize what we thought really mattered in life, does not matter as much as we thought. Attending sporting events; Rams and Chargers football games, Lakers and Clippers basketball games, Dodgers and Angels baseball games, Galaxy soccer games, and the Kings hockey games really don’t matter as much as we thought. Attending concerts, entertainment venues, restaurants, shopping, being in a crowd and being part of the crowd really don’t matter as much as we
A Psalm 91 and 121 Tribute
April 8, 2020
I shall remember, While my eyes see trouble, I shall remember, Though I hear only bad news, I shall remember, When I feel afraid, I shall remember, That even as arrows fly, And pestilence comes, Though hearts may fail, And Death walks the street, My help comes from the Lord, Mighty in power, Faithful in mercy, Everlasting in love, A help forever, And ever, Amen.
Resurrection Sunday – It Will Be All Over in the Morning
April 8, 2020
Scripture: Daniel 6:16-24 On this Resurrection Sunday, refuse to allow any daunting, haunting or taunting situation to threaten you because the same God that rose up Daniel, is the same God that rose up Jesus, and is the same God that wants to get you up. Psalmist Darwin Hobbs sings: “God is able to do just what He said He would do. He’s gonna fulfill every promise to you. Don’t give up on God cause He won’t give up on you. He’s able.” Darwin was suggesting that no matter how daunting, haunting or taunting the situation that threatens you