If you could go back in time and change one part of your past what would it be? No matter who we are, each of us can think of something. For many people their past becomes a source of pain, or shame, or even guilt. It can have power over us, and prevent us from connecting with God and with others the way we want to. In this message we’re going to look at practical next steps for how to defeat the shame of our past!
Will I Always Be Ashamed of My Past?
February 11, 2024 • Pastor Justin McPeak • John 4
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March 24, 2024 • Pastor Randy Youngblood • Acts 2
Many people grapple with this question because they feel their mistakes are too unforgivable and too big for God to handle! And yet, when you read through the pages of the Bible what you'll find time and time again is stories of epic failures and yet abundant second chances as God works through the lives of people as part of His redeeming story. In this message we'll examine the lives of two men who had every reason to ask a question like this, yet how they responded made all the difference in the ultimate outcome of their story. And the same is true for yours!
How Much Longer Will God Punish Me?
March 17, 2024 • Pastor Justin McPeak • John 9
For many, pain in our lives represents a challenge to our faith. Many think, if God were good and had enough power He would eliminate suffering, but suffering exists so what does that say about God? Does He have the ability to do anything about my situation? Does He love me? Does He care? See, many are looking for a “why”, many are looking for someone to blame when they hit pain. Yet in this message we’ll unpack Jesus’ response to a really tough question, and gain a different perspective that leads to hope when we face the suffering of this life!
Why Isn't Anyone Else Interested in God?
March 10, 2024 • Pastor Justin McPeak • Acts 2:42–47, Matthew 9:35–38
Spend 20 seconds scrolling the news on your phone, and yep, you're depressed, angry, upset, or even confused. And it doesn't matter which side of the issue you're on, there's enough bad news to go around for everyone. So often when we ask this question, it's because things look bleak. But this question can be very isolating. Ask it enough times, and optimism goes out the window, you feel all alone. We can even get mad at the world! But, what if there's a better question to ask? One that gives us better perspective, greater purpose, and a focused mission? In this message, we'll discover that question together!