June 30, 2024 • Pastor Scott Randlett • Matthew 11:28, Jeremiah 31:25
Just as the car will eventually stop when the gas tank is empty, our lives will eventually stop when we are empty. When we're feeling empty, our standards are lowered, our passions are gone, and our tempers are short. To get refueled, we need to rest our bodies, replenish our souls, readjust our priorities, remember our relationships, and rediscover our joy.
Change the Station
June 23, 2024 • Pastor Scott Randlett • Romans 12:2, Philippians 4:4–9
The greatest battle we will ever face is between our ears. We must realize the impact of our thoughts on who we become and where we go, on whether we please ourselves or God, and on our ability to live with hope, joy, and peace. Then, we can change the focus of our thoughts to communication with God, the truth of God, and the praise of God.
Who's in Your Car?
June 16, 2024 • Pastor Scott Randlett • Mark 2:1–12, Jeremiah 6:16
Who are the three friends everyone needs? We need someone who will stay until the end, someone who will strengthen our faith, and someone who will speak the truth.
Reminders for the Road
June 9, 2024 • Jonathan Bonar • Hebrews 12:1–2
What reminders do we need on the road? Remember, you are not alone. You are in a race, so run your race and eliminate excess baggage. You are following your Savior, so lock your gaze on Christ and stay amazed. After all, you're not home yet.
That's Not the Road We Want
June 2, 2024 • Pastor Scott Randlett • Matthew 7:13–23
Everyone has a choice between which of the two roads they will travel. The highway to hell will always be where more people are. Many people will be surprised and confused, will continue to live in sin, and will have good works and right words, but wrong motives. The gateway to life will always be difficult and lonely. Few people are willing to turn from their sin, to surrender control, and to humbly serve others.
