This weekend at Potential Church, we kick off our Fall Series, DIRT. Sometimes the truth is messy, and it takes a little digging to uncover it. This week's message Pastor Troy teaches how God created seven cities of refuge in the Old Testament. God's plan has always been to supply shelter to His people in our time of need. Learn how in 2022 we can still run to God, and He will open our eyes to see the reality of the truth of his protection and love.
God Is Our Refuge
September 11, 2022 • Pastor Troy Gramling
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Dirt Series
When Success Feels Like Failure
October 2, 2022 • Pastor Troy Gramling
Sometimes in life, success doesn't feel or look like we imagined it would. Studying the life of King David from the Old Testament, we see how he handled some of the greatest successes in his life that turned out to feel like failures. In Part 4 of the DIRT Series, Pastor Troy shares how what matters even in King David's victories, struggles, and disappointments in his life is how he responded. We can learn from his life how to respond when success feels like failure. God can work all things together for our good and glorify Him!
When Lions Roar
September 25, 2022 • Pastor Troy Gramling
During Old Testament times, lions in the Roman Coliseums killed Christians for their faith. In this day and age, it is not that vicious, but we still have an adversary who roars when we step into his territory and take ground by sharing our faith. In this week's message, Pastor Troy teaches us how we can stand firm and resist the enemy. The Savior has promised to save us from the adversary. No matter what lions we may face today, we have the power of Jesus Christ – the same yesterday, today, and forever!
Get In The Boat
September 18, 2022 • Pastor Troy Gramling
Did you know that the Ark was not just made for Noah and his family? Pastor Troy shares, in Part 2 of DIRT, about who believed in the flood and how the Ark was a prelude to Christ and the Cross. In this Old Testament teaching, we get to experience the imagery of what was to come in the New Testament. The message paints a beautiful picture of how the ark is a description of our security in Christ and God’s endless pursuit of His people.