God cares about our suffering. He does not ignore us. Sometimes we must endure our suffering because it makes us stronger. In those times, we need His strength to see us through, even if our suffering ultimately results in our death. We should pray. We should praise. God has. God does. God will lead us through our suffering.

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What would the messenger from this congregation convey to our Lord? Are we like the Colossians? If not, what can be done to become more like them?

Life In The Spirit

July 19, 2015
If you are a Christian here this morning, there are some things which Paul writes to you and me which should make us sit up and take notice. The theme…
If you are a Christian this morning, you will go through many times when you experience failure and frustration because of sin’s continued warfare against your soul. But our victory…
I believe that if you were to ask any faithful Christian today, "would you like to be a part of a growing, vibrant, faithful church" the answer would be a…

Dying to Live

July 5, 2015
Baptism is a public declaration that you are making a distinct break with your past life. Becoming a Christian means burning all your bridges to your past life of sin.…
Those who belong to Christ are they who, crucify the flesh in both principle and practice, live in the Spirit from their baptism to the present, and should walk in…
From time to time in our human relationships we may say or do something that makes another person mad or angry. a.) Due to lack of knowledge or understanding in…

Follow Jesus

June 28, 2015
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We live in a world today in which people seem to find little reason for rejoicing. Constantly, we are reminded of all the things wrong in our culture: a. Global…
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