You’ll Be Glad You Did
I’d rather say I’m glad I did, then I wish I had. Kicking off the new year Mark Vanderwier talks about giving your full attention to something your future self
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Looking For Jesus (Part 3)
So many people are looking for something in the dark that can only be found in the light. Part three of the Looking For Jesus series is taken from our
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We want to be a church that’s looking for people who are looking for Jesus, but might not realize they are looking for Him. In part two of the Looking
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Following Jesus isn’t a quick fix, but He is the unending supply of life. Mark Vanderwier takes a break from the Got Questions series talking about not knowing what the
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Attitude of Gratitude
When worry knocks at the door, don’t answer. Today we were blessed to have Pastor Jamie Shurr speak to us. Jamie challenges and encourages us to let go of worry
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Got Questions: The Bible? (Part 6)
You can know truth for yourself. You don’t just have to believe what somebody tells you from the front of a building. In part six of the Got Questions? series;
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The best way to recognize a counterfeit is by becoming an expert with the genuine. In part five of the Got Questions? series; Mark Vanderwier addresses the question “What if
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The only way that God has a hand in any of our sin is that He gave us free will. In part four of the Got Questions? series; Mark Vanderwier
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The defendant doesn’t get to decide what the penalty is. In part three of the Got Questions? series; Mark Vanderwier addresses the question “Why did Jesus die, and why does
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Too many people sit in church every week learning facts about Jesus, but that’s not the point. In part two of the Got Questions? series; Mark Vanderwier addresses the question
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