November 12, 2023 • Pastor Leland Geer • Leviticus 16:9–30, Titus 3:3–8
Our guest speaker this Sunday is Pastor Keldon Geer from Allyn, WA. Pastor Keldon serves as the Family Life Pastor at The Bridge Church in Belfair, WA and previously served as a youth pastor at Eastridge Christian Assembly in Issaquah, WA for several years. In today's message he explores the story of Elisha and the Widow's jar of oil from 2 Kings 4:1-7. He explains four critical steps that we can take to make room for a miracle in our lives. Here are the four points of today's message: How Do You Make Room For A Miracle? #1 - Live With Surrender #2 - Live With Expectation #3 - Live in Obedience #4 - Live on the Leftover May you find grace and truth in God's Word shared today!
Our guest speaker this Sunday is Pastor Leland Geer. We are always blessed to have him share with our congregation. He has decades of experience in pastoral ministry, biblical studies, and preaching the Word of God. In today's message he explored the concept that Jesus has come to deal with the condition of the sinful human heart and change it. Jesus' primary focus when He came into the world was to address the spiritual perspective of man and zero in on the heart of man. Pastor Leland address the following points in this message: #1 - The Creator of Change is Jesus Himself: You cannot change your heart, only God can. #2 - The Conditions Establishing That Change is Following Jesus: The Bible points us to Jesus and enables us to follow Him. We must make it our primary pursuit in life to be students of the Word. #3 - You'll Become In Time A Fisher of Men Working With God: Jesus calls us to be His witnesses and He opens the door to give us opportunities to speak of Him as we follow Him. May you find grace and truth in God's Word shared today!
Today Pastor Mark Geer addresses parents and grandparents, with a focus on fathers and grandfathers, and the importance of leaving a healthy spiritual legacy for their children and grandchildren to follow. Good role models and examples are not the easiest to come by in our society. But they are out there. They do exist. And the most important place for them to show up is right in our homes – in the persons that have the most direct impact on our lives: our parents. Pastor Mark guides us through the important instructions the Apostle Paul left for a young pastor named Titus. Guidelines and exhortations for the whole church, including older men and women, as well as younger men and women. They constitute the qualities for a sound church and for a solid family. If we follow these truths, we can be confident of leaving behind for our kids and grandkids a spiritual legacy worthy of following and honoring. One that will empower our kids to live righteously and godly in this present age. More power to you fathers and mothers. Have a happy Father’s Day!
