Enjoying The Rest Of Your Life - Enjoying The People In Your Life

Enjoy or Endure?  Enjoy or endure Hallmark movies? Junior High? Shopping? People?  Life is too short to only endure until we exit.   This week we start a new series, "Enjoying The Rest Of Your Life."  Don't miss a single message. Click here to hear the message, "Enjoying the People in Your Life."

Enjoying The Rest Of Your Life - Easter - Ready For Change

What change in your life could help you . . . 

• Have peace with your past?
• Hope in your present?
• Dream again for your future?

Are you ready for that change? 

I am excited for what God is already doing in the hearts of those who attend FLAG, and especially those who have been invited. 

Let's believe God to bring the change and we bring our readiness to Him!

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Jesus - Who Do You Say I Am - One Way

What makes something controversial? 

The dictionary says, "adjective:  giving rise or likely to give rise to public disagreement."

I am unaware how controversial Jesus' statement was in His day, but I know the public disagreement is causes in our culture today: 

John 14:6 (NIV)  

Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."

Why does Jesus make such an exclusive, arrogant, intolerant claim?

Is He right?  Is He fair?

Please click the link to listen to the message, "One Way."

Jesus: Who Do You Say I Am? - My Teacher

Do believe in gravity? 

I have confidence that you and I both believe gravity exists. 

We have nodded our head in agreement when we see an object fall from the sky and a helium balloon rise. 

However, if you saw me jump out of a plane without a parachute, expecting to either fly or land softly, what would you say about my "belief."

This Sunday we continue the Jesus, "Who Do You Say I Am?" with the message, "My Teacher."  

Perhaps in our focus on the Godhood of Jesus we have missed a bit of the importance of His total humanity.

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Jesus: Who Do You Say I Am? - In Our Shoes

I have owned many pairs of shoes.  I have worn shoes that look like some of these famous shoes (see Maradona).    Yet, I have never walked a step in "their shoes."  Has anyone ever walked a step in your shoes?  With your pressures, temptations, concerns, and worries.  This Sunday we continue the Jesus, "Who Do You Say I Am?" with the message, "In Our Shoes."    Perhaps in our focus on the Godhood of Jesus we have missed a bit of the importance of His total humanity. Please click the link to hear the message, "In Our Shoes."