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Who You Are in Christ

Discovering the life-changing truth of your real identity

June 2, 2024 • Rev. Adam Welty

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Identity can be a powerful tool that affects the course of a person’s life. It can enable us to succeed or it can cripple us to believe that we’ll never overcome. What we believe about ourselves acts much like that chain; it hobbles us and ensures we never venture outside of its limits. But, when we learn the truth about what God says is true about us, we are freed to live a life better than we could’ve imagined!

Water Baptism

October 13, 2024

If you go to Israel and explore the ancient sites where Jesus lived, you'll discover the biblical practice of ritual bathing, where men and women cleansed themselves of physical dirt and spiritual impurities. Jesus and his disciples preached repentance and encouraged baptism as a symbol of spiritual renewal. In the Great Commission, Jesus commanded His disciples to spread His teachings to all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This call to discipleship resonates with us today, urging us to live out our faith boldly and inspire our family and friends to follow without hesitation or shame. Let us embrace this mission with courage, reflecting the light of Christ in all we do.

The Evidence of True Repentance

October 6, 2024

When God acts, people can either choose to align with Him or oppose Him. The phrase "a move of God" typically suggests a positive response, as seen when individuals repent and turn towards God, demonstrated by their actions. This doesn’t guarantee an easy path or immunity from spiritual warfare, but Scripture assures us that those who remain steadfast will witness God's salvation and experience an undeniable victory.

Repentance: Turning Away From Sin

September 29, 2024 • Pastor Mike Stubbs • Luke 19:1–10

The word “repentance” often conjures up daunting images of people with signs proclaiming, “Repent, for the end is near!” But in reality, repentance is a beacon of hope. It means to turn around. No matter how difficult things have become or how distant you may feel from God, when you repent or turn back to Him, you immediately encounter His love and mercy, ready to welcome you with open arms like the father of the prodigal son. And since authentic believers are an extension of the heart of God, you may find yourself feeling less distant from your brothers and sisters in Christ, too.